Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TuksDAY, YEGGS BLOW CHURCH SAFE | ment of "0l Piner Presbyierian / OCTOBER 13, 1931. FAT Miss Umstead was the daughter of LONG ILLNESS AL ?{l‘r ]nnd Mrs. Willlam Umstead, and & Special Dispatch to The Sta: Coeu'nm‘ resident of Montgomery KENSINGTON, Md., October 13.— She is vi by tI !ésl Mflafl{'fi“h‘n’:flg&?'{gf ,&:lfl Jn-;p%mm'w“:rdv:gm i& uhnx;: 35.?.'3'.’5 old, a reside: any | ane ee sisters, Miss B years, died at her home Sunday after |and Willie Umx’t‘ud ST mafifl&!fiaéfids&muwm En‘.‘f a lingering illness. Services were heid at St. John's|ing by Epenicn reroe SR occupied by the church was donated by Rickard and Thomas Penn in 1764. ik the c?\:l:h'y. bllewhth: flmrf from a safe e lef em] AN 3 " " LisaveiBliver ConimunionPlatesion | ot et e aewitg | Swl‘s! m]e:llm;glst nas invented & 0 process for plating iron with aluminum, SSuor bt YRk e N} 1 E O e nacq e poemioon oo "ichl | which makes the heavier metal resistant have been used at services for more PHILADELPHIA, October 13 (#).— to rust, oxidation and corrosion by than 100 years, were taken from the Robbers yesterday entered the base- |safe, but left on the floor. The plot | gases and fluids. Church, Forest Glen, at 10 o'clock this mol"nl.ng Burial followed at St. M Cemetery, Rockville. e New Chairman SR N i . EUROPEANS REBLY LOW DOLLAR BONDS HEADS WOMAN'S PARTY HOUSE COMMITTEE. Production of talkies in Spanish 1s to ‘ be abandoned in Colombia because lud‘k Depreciated Foreign Securi- ties Attracting Continen- tal Purchasers. BY A. R. DECKER. By Cable to The Star. PARIS, France, October 13.—Eu- ropeans are buying back their dollar bonds on United States security ex-j changes. The British were obliged to | sell a part of their issues of Collll- nental loans on the American market, for the British holders needed to make their positions more liquid, and also British sold securities to provide funds for supporting the pound. Americans lost confidence in Conti- nental Europe and tcld their foregn bonds. As a consequence, continental bonds are so depreciated on the New t that Europeans are buying < This movement is taking lace not only in New York, but also in ndon, Amsterdam and Zurich. National governments are not repur- chasing their bonds. for France is one | of few continental countries in a poci- | tion to do so city and department issues as soon a: the bond co! cts permit. Surety Firms Buyers. A majority of the bond repurchasing is coming from Central European in- surance companies, investment trusts and individuals Provinciel ments are also buying for the purpose of supporting their bonds or for reduc- ing interest chaiges in their budgets. The demand to repatriate bonds has caused an abnormal demand for for- eign exchange in several countries, par- ticularly in Austria, Hungary, Czechoslo- vakia, Jugoslavia as well as Germany. Doubt in their own currency gives an added incentive to flee from it and to place their capital in_their own coun- try’s bonds as sold in New York, Zurich and Paris. Trade conditions also cause an abnormal demand for foreign cur- rencies. Money Markets Upset. Demands for foreign exchange have wupset all the money markets in Central Furope so that virtually all govern- ments have regulated their exchange conditions and trade is almost at a standstill. Finland’s abandonment yesterday of the gold standard has caused foreign currencies to rise 25 per cent. Finland's tie-up with the pound sterling for lum- | ber exports is thought to have impelled the move. Also when the Scandinavian countries went off the gold standard, making for lower prices for mine tim-| bers and lumber for Great Britain, this offered competition which Finland had | to meet. Finland's decision to abandon | the gold standard followed a long meet- | ing of bank directors. (Copyriaht, 1031) POLICE ESCORT RUSHES MAN TO SICK BROTHER Officers of Thxee Clnes Clear Way From Newark Airport to | govern- New York Hospital. By the Associated Press. NEWARK, N. J., October 13.—Police | of three cities last night furnished a | motor cycle escort to rush Samuel Bern- | stein of Detroit to the United Israel Zion Hospital, Brooklyn, where his brother Irving is near death after an operation. Bernstein arrived at Newark Airport | from Detroit at 5:45 p.m. an escort | of Newark police whirled him to the Jersey City line, where police of that city took charge, clearing his way wi the Holland Tunnel. In New York a third escort took him to the hospital. | RICHMOND-WASHINGTON ROAD TO BE REOPENED Bpecial Dispatch to The Star RICHMOND, Va., October 13.—An: nouncement was made at the office of the State highway commisisoner tha the section of the Washington-Rich- mond highway between Ashland and Richmond, which has been recently widened, will be opened to traffic Thursday. For the entire distance of this sec- tion the pavement has becn widened France is retiring its | Mr. - will seck new improvements to the Alva | headquarter:. | suspended Policeman Clifford Dodd for ICHARITY CHEST MEETING ' Arlington County Civic Federation, Ar- | Charities, Arlington Post of the Ameri- |states that some available figures will |expended during the past year. MRS. MERRITT O. CHANCE, Former presicent of the Woman's City Club, who has been appointed chair- man of the House Committee of the National Women's Party to succeed :. Richard Wainwright. Mrs. Chance Belmont House and gardens, the club's __—Bachrach Photo. KIDNAPED OFFICER SUSPENDED BY CHIEF | Five-Day I.ny off Given Alexandria | Policeman Captured by Two Colored Men. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 13.— Capt. John S. Arnold of the local Po- lice Department, announced he had a period of five days. Capt. Arnold believes Dodd to have been negligent in duty Saturday night when he was apprehended by two colored men and taken half way to Washington after at- tempting to arrest them for a traffic violation. Dodd was also charged the value of a revolver he lost to one of the men in his tussle with them. CALLED IN ARLINGTON | Delegates to Thursday Conference Are Being Urgd From All of Civie Groups. | spectal Dispateh to Tre star. | CLARENDON, Va, October 13.— John C. Gall, temporary chairman of |the committees for a Community Chest in Arlington County, announces that there will be a meeting at 36 Wilson Boulevard Thursday evening. Delegates are being urged from the | lington County Chamber of Commerce, Business and Professional Women's Club, Monarch Club, Arlington Rotary Club, Rosslyn Business Men's Associa- tion, Arlington County Council of Par- | ent-Teacher Associations, Arlington County Bar Association, Organized Women Voters, the Men's Catholic can Leglon, Arlington Chapter of American Red Cross, Arlington County group of the Arlington-Fairfax Coun- ties PFiremen’s Association, Arlington County Ministerial Union, Women's Catholic Charities, Auxiliary of Arling- ton Post of the American Legion and representatives of the Boy and Girl Scouts. G. A. Collier, temporary secretary, be presented of charities that have been Sturtevant Blowers For Burning Buckwheat Coal Cut Your 400/° Fuel Bill... by 11 feet, giving a width of 29 feet, which allows plenty of rocm for cars to pass. Bridges over the Chickahominy river and over Stony Run have been widened to 40 feet as a preliminary to further p\\emnu widening. Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. NNW. NA. 1964 Subscribe Today DEAL AT BOTH SIDES OF L ki AT KST. "1 'THE DEPENDABL TORE" Entire Stock of The Williams Co., Inc. Exclusive Men’s Shop—Located at 15th and H Streets N.W. Now on Sale at LESS Than HALF The Williams Co. was well known for its discrim- inating clientele and its high-grade merchandise. Here are some of the famous makes of men’s wear in the Williams Stock—now being offered at phenomenal prices—along with fine quality merchandise of our own to complete assortments, Borsalino Hats Vassar Underwear Trimble Hats Schoeble Hats McMullin & Leavens® Shirts American Hosiery Co.’s Sweaters Underwear and Hosiery Goldenberg's—Main Floor Six Attractive Models in Wool Knit Frocks — Have Been Added to' Our Clever Group of Fall Frocks at $2.88 The younger set will “grab” these smart little boucle frocks in a hurry . they are more in demand than any other type of wool sport frock . and these are exceptional values. Made with becoming snug-knit waist-bands and cuffs, as in the | style shown. Black - and - white, biskra brown, Malaga red, guards- man, kiltie green, Algerie. Sizes 14 to 20. Other frocks at this price include wool jerseys in sizes 14 to 44; and tweed-patterned rayon frocks in sizes from 14 to 50. You'll like them! Goldenberg's—Second Floor, These Swagger Little Wool Knit Hats 250 $37 & $40 Axminster A superb lot of seamless Axminster and Velvet rugs—250 in all —in a great assortment of new designs and colors. The majority are perfect, though a few are subject to slight imperfections Wanted! 25 Extra Clothing Salesmen salaries to capable men, Apply Wednesday morning, office, Second Floor. . $ (hardly noticeable). Come prepared to find a rug you'll really want—and at a price less than you expected to pay. Perfect Quality $85 Wilton This same group of rugs sold at $10 more last year! Same identical quality! High grade, closely woven of fine yarns in colorful patterns—lastmg and pretty. Perfect quality. Low Market Levels 9x12 Rugs '64 Bring These Reductions— $50 and $55 Heavy Axminster Rugs ' Extra heavy high-piled Ax- minster rugs—seamless. Beau- tiful patterns in new 1931-32 designs—rich colors. All of perfect quality. Priced at con- siderable savings! 9x12 size. Axminster and Velvet Rugs Perfect Qualities—Seamless—Large Room Size $30 Seamless Axminster Rugs 8.3x10.6 Size ‘22 $42.50 and $45 Seamless Fringed Velvets 8.3x10.6 Size —for the Greatest Sale of Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Topcoats We Have Ever Held—Coming Saturday, October 17th Only real salesmen, who know fine clothing, need apply. Good 9:30 to 11 o'clock, Superintendent’s & Velvet Rugs 9x12-Ft. Size 5 and bau Seamless Axminster Rugs 8.3x10.6-ft. High-Grade Felt-Base Rugs at Special Low Prices Congoleum Art Squares $4.85 Two attractive patterns—with- out borders, 9x12 size. Subject to slight imperfections. Here's the reason for Goldenberg's selling so many of these fine rugs—Famous qualities that will give long serv- ice and lower prices! Artistic patterns—bright and cheery. Some are slight seconds. 6x9 Size 7.6x9 Size $2.95 | $3.75 Goldenberg's—Rugs—Downstairs. 9x12 Size $5.25 $2.75 Inlaid Linoleum $1.95 An excellent selection to choose from. New block, floral and novelly patterns. Seconds. 650 Prs. ‘Sunfast’ Velour Portieres Group One—Regular $9.00 Values—54 Inches Wide to Pair $ 5 75 pr. Group Two—Regular $12.95 Values—72 Inches Wide to Pair 8-75 Pr. Luxurious quality velour portieres—all ready to hang. Group Three—Regular $16.95 Values—100 Inches Wide to Pair 9.75 Pr. In thes: wanted color combina- tions (reversible): Rose and Blue, Rose and Taupe, Rose and Gold, Blue and Gold, Blue and Mulberry, Rose and Green, Blue and Taupe, Blue and Brown, Taupe and Mulberry. $1.69 Drapery Velour 54 inches wide—in colors to match above portieres, Great Savings Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Wednesday! $3.85 Velour Overdrapes Sunfast velour overdrapes— with valance in wanted colors. $2.59 Homewares Special for Wednesday! Porcelain-Top Table Full Size, 25x40 Inches Has First Quality $ 5 .29 It costs only about 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sundays to have Washington's best newspa- per delivered to you regularly gm evening and Sunday morn- 8. Fxremen Plan Dmner BALLSTON, Va,, October 13 (Spe- 8ial). —The Ballston Volunteer Fire De- partment has_appointed a committee eomposed of Howard A. Smoot, John R. Malloch and William R. Biggs to mplete arrangements for a dinner to given at the fire house Monday, Oc- | fober 26. The department will hold a | épecial meeting at the fire house Fri-| day evening. Find a Place 5 9 in Every Wardrobe! Popular alike with girls and wom- en. Toss them about as you please ... they are as trim and dashing as ever when you put them on. White, tan, brown, green, blue, wine or black. White Porcelain Enameled Top 79¢ to $1 Sheets and 81x99 49C Seamless bleached shests of heavy round-thread qual- ity, finished with deep hems. For such savings it would be wise to buy by the dozen. Seconds. Telephone National 5000 and the delivery will start immedi- ately. ‘The Route Agent will col- e A sensational value! Featuring this fine porce- lain top table—has full under - frame construction POOR COMPLEXION? 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Not simply because you'll like its dainty, snow-white creaminess — but because you'll teally feel it start healing right away, If you want clear, radiant skin beauty, get a small jar of Noxzema Cream. Use it tonight. Tomorrow moraing, see for yourself how much fresher, smoother, finer textured your skin has become. Don’t put off the happiness this new attractiveness will give you. Get your small jar of Noxzema Cream at any drug or department store foday. in White and Colors Goldenberg's—Second Floor. October Sale of Coats Ofiers You Values Not Possible in Years! $39 50 | Those who would not have | been satisfied with coats at this price during the past few | Winters will be delighted with these luxurious 1931-1932 mod- | els, gorgeously styled and fur- | red with Fitch . . Kit Fox . . Cross Fox . . Muskrat . . Red | Fox . . Genuine Beaver . . Na- | tural Wolf Manchurian | Wolf (Chinese Dog) . . Skunk | . . French Beaver (Coney) . . | Marmot. Plenty of handsome black coats with black or contrasting furs; all brown coats; green, red, wine. Misses’” Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 46 Extra Sizes to 52V, Goldenbers's—Second Floor. Dyed 20c Bleached Pillowcases, ea. Bleached Pillowcases, $1.50 Mattress Covers $1-19 Heavy Mattress Covers, full ana twin bed sizes. Made of Virginia Maid sheeting. Each cover is neatly boxed. It Is Time of close-woven and soft finish quality. Size 42x36. 39-inch unbleached sheeting, heavy round thread quality. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. with mitred and wedged corners; hardwood throughout; no-bulge top and tapered legs. A very sturdy and attractive table for the kitchen, 15c 12¥%; ¢ Unbleached Sheeting 83%4c Two to ten yard lengths of to Buy Blankets When $4.50 Part-Wool Blankets Are Priced at Only’ $3 19 Pr. Size 70x80-inch part-wool plaid blankets— fleecy and warm in quality—and nicely finished, with sateen binding. Popular boudoir shades. migi;).?“l.\ll-w'ool Blartke(s, % $6. 88 COSILO‘(()):]“AII -Wool Filled $4.98 $1.98 $1.48 $3.45 and $3.95 Pltchwork $2.38 Comforts $1.69 $2.48 Cotton Plaid Bl-nkets, DORBIRIN. < . oo siniaiisierssbronsd pair $3.75 Cotton Blenkets, 70x80-in. $2.50 Cotton Blankets, $1.39 Steel Stools for Kitchens Strongly made of steel—securely braced. Have comfortable back rest. soft ivory, blue or green enamel. Goldenbers's—Homefurnishings—Downstairs Finished in $1.14 Latest Style! $10 Hi-Bridge ‘White Gold Filled FRAMES g:‘::zved $ 3 15 Specially priced for this sale only! Beautifully engraved; have comfortable pearloid bridge pads. Come in and Have Your EYES EXAMINED FREE Two Registered Optometrists Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge ptical Dept. Mai r L Ry R Ly