Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1931, Page 6

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 15, 1931—PART ONE, Biiae oo . o THE SUNDAY PTAR | 2 AMS ANSWERED o ; B HARGE ACCOUNTS INVIT o : — Peace Foundation Officia) § Sai.fon Since 1859 : League of Nations. 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. - —_ $1.00 Nationally Known Full Fashioned SILK HOSE 69c Slight frregulars of exquisitely sheer silk- to-the-top chiffon hose with permanent dull finish and picoted top. high-grade service weight, Faults extremely slight— these hose are practically perfect. Street Floor. ‘washable cape and suede gloves "3 “Hhe” poputes fat and winter an All sizes. + Street Floor. BY the Associated Press. BOBTON, November 14.—The World Peace Foundation, which was criticized on November 1 by Charles F. Adams, Becretary of the Navy, for disseminat- ing allegedly inaccurate information conicerning the respective naval expen- ditures of the United States and Great Britain, tnday explained its interpre- tation of the figures involved and said it ‘was seeking additionzt information, The statement was issued under the sig- Exhibit Will Reopen Tomor- natuse of Raymond T. Rich, director. ‘The foundation said it had relied for row for Final Week of Exhibitions. 1,000 Beautiful e | 3 and Ensemblesg & \\|i In a Spectacular Sale *9.00, *12.00$ ‘and *15.00 Values Street Dresses Evening Dresses Afternoon Dresses Sports Dresses Fashion-wise women will hurry right to King’s Palace for the new dresses of heart’s desire! Beauties—every one! Values that surpass even our high records of a year of notable values. In luxurious weaves of all-silk flat crepe, canton crepe, Roshanara crepe, wool crepe, georgette, chiffon, transparent welvet, panne velvet, tweeds and satin. Every new and distinguished style—a dress for every taste and every personality. Black, navy, brown, green, blue, purple, tile wine. Evening dresses in panne satin, taf- feta and celanese, sizes 14 to 44—black and high shades. All Sizes, 12 to 20, 11 to 17, 38 to 44, 46 to 58 Second Floor. forts to wreck the jail. the comparison contained ip its state- ment of September 20 on particulars fufnished by the two governments to the secretary-general of the League of Nations for use in the work of the forth- coming general disarmament confer- ence. The aggregate expenditure for the navy of each country was determined by an addition of the total expenditure for naval forces, plus a statement of the amount outstanding at the end of the fiscal year of block credits voted in respect of expenditures for more than one year, plus the amount outstanding in respect of purchases on credit or de- ferred payment, the League said. ‘The result “showed the United States had expended and assigned for use in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1931, a total of $310,527,000 more than the British Navy enjoyed in the fiscal year ended March 15, 1930." “The interpretation of these figures given by the World Peace Foundation was for each government on an addition cl)( mm three items,” Rich's Tomorrow Sppmment aaid. fternoon’s matinee will wit addition led to an inte: ta- al loon’s matinee witness a new tion which seems misleading, and cer. | POPUlaTty contest for 1 to ¢ year old tain amount should have been de- | Dables and Banta Claus will be on hand ducted from the total sum. No avail- With a freshly filled sack to give a able figures give these amounts and|SMall"toy to each child of that age st the foundation is endeavoring to de- | the show. termine what they are. The statement| The first phase of the exposition by the Secretary of the Navy does not | closed last night with- the biggest eve- refer to the two items of ‘amounts out- | ning attendance of the show. An audi- standing’.” goce of 4,000 viewed the various ex- A solo dance contest for girls was the feature of last night's 'am, and Miss Isabel Hamilton of 2112 F strest won $5 in gold. 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