Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1931, RE[IEF FUND URIVE ity - BT RCEC L M thelr | varlous organizations In the Chest. | mittee, of which J Al c;_—___,_____“__-mw homes, Elwdod Street, director of the | which paid this much for the raising| man, and which passes on every ex Washington Community Ohest, re- | of funds under the old system of sepa- | penditure, whether for equipment or | rtence, reach this office,” Street|and effectiveness of the office force of peated foday that this money is to go| rate campaigns. | salary, that is made by the Chest.” . f First Complete Returns Due‘ “When that occurs such funds | the Chest is guaranteed by the super- | i % will immediately be sent to the agency | vision of an Office Management Com- Tomorrow on Campaign in directly from the divisionsl chairmen| ‘“The expense of collecting and ad- designated and. contrary to several U. S. Departments, f . Inc. to the designees, without passing | ministering the funds of the Chest this published opinions, the Chest will 1217 G St. N.W. through the Chest | year will be about 5.6 per cent of the make no charge for handling such i (0] $™ Delivers One of These Mr. Street’s statement was prompted‘total goal and this alone means a PHILCO RADIOS 5 ; a by inguiries frcm agencies in Virginig | saving of several hundred thousan and Maryiand OF ‘ourse, there® will | acllars over the old plan, leaving that Balance in convenient amounts, weekly or monthlv . . 1009 Come 9 COLONIAL WARS SOCIETY | RE-ELECTS MAGRUDER | | LAWYERS QUESTIO JURISDIGTION PLEA Deny Right of Defendant to Waive Trial Where Crime Was Committed. Bland and Houston Addres 39th Bishop's League to Meet. ‘The first Fall meeting of the Bishop's League will be held tomorrow evening at Epiphany Church, 1317 G street. Rev. Z. B. Phillips and the bishop of the diocese will discuss “The General Con- vention of 1931.” The talks will be followed by a social hour. Annua] Meeting of Organ- | ization. | | ‘ Caleb Clarke Magruder was re-clected governor of the Society of Colonial Wars in the District of Columbia at its | thirty-ninth annual meeting in the | Willard Hotel last ,night | The other officers chosen were | | Capt. Robert R. Bennett, deputy gov- ernor; Ralph P. Barnard, lieutenant governor; Gilbert L. Hall, secretary William H. Somervell, deputy secretary; | Robert C. Jones, treasurer; Dr. Roscoe decision of the District | 7™'c " e Togicirar; Dwight Clark Leonard cals, holding that a person | deputy registrar. Lawrence may the Tight to be tried in the | historian; Rev. Dr. J. C. F. Bratenshl Jlace where a cri s o ‘ |chaplain; Fulton Lewis, chancellor; Dr. e o L Cee W emlmitied Ny | R . Sman, aad’ o Barnard, custodian of the colors Addresses were delivered at the ban- quet by Representatives Bland of Vir- ginia and Houston of Delaware. John Edward Shoemaker and Willlam Jef- fries Chewning, jr, were admitted to membership. A resolution was adopteq authorizing | Mr. Magruder to appoint a8 committee to represent the organization at me- morial exercises in Alexandria, Va., De- e ice, where be mistakes made and some of the much more to go into service, e inds will pr;cahly through some in- | it rightfully belongs. The economy ‘ Sees Saving on Expenses. The first report on the result of the( “The head of one orgapization ex- millon-dollar fund campaign In_the | pressed the fear that the 9"“;{3,1‘”;’,“11' k. 4 ‘cost 78 per cent for campi Government departments as a whcle '51 administration expenses last year, would expected to be made puhlic tomorrow. | gollect this percentage from outside It was decided when the movement | fund; fcr ‘coliection’ charges. This was originated as part.of the forth-| 78 per cent represcnts the cost of the coming Community Chest drive to! campaign and the year-round admin- make a statement on the status cf the | istration of the Chest and is not a collection as of December 1 and then | ‘collection’ charge. It compares with Intervals thereafter until Dacember | the 15 to 33 per cent expended by the when all pledges are to be in Thus far the Civil Service Commis- sion and some of the smaller agencies which co leted their task ea have anncunced total subscriptions 100 | per cent or better. | In connection with the funds con-| tributed by Government employes liv- ing in necarby communities, who wish | entering a plea of not guilty and stand- | challenged today ing filed by Herman and his wife, Julia G. Hag- ton, Pa., who are under sen e years in the penitentiary il fraud case Attorneys Luclan H. Van Doren, Wil- liam E. Leahy and Willlam H. Hughes, Jr. called the court’s attention to the | cember 13 in honor of Dr. James Craik failure of the opinion of Justice D.|first surgeon general of the United Lawrence Groner to take into sccount | States Army. the specific limitation of the territorial jurisdiction of the District Suprem urt, as set out in section 4 of the ict Code. That section limits juris- r crimes committed in’ this the opinion the Appel- ice said the indictment ¢ charge the commission me in this jurisdiction Deny Authorities Nesded. wyers suggest that no author- needed to show that a de- | a4 criminal case cannot diction {n the sense of add- to the jurisdicigon of a court beyond the confines pro- ute ing trial, was in a Hag Scra; o ner Features some decidedly new and distine tively beautiful Shoes for Formal Wear at $1250 and $13.50 Markad in h.rmofly wi!}l our new lowcr' ing of price—but at maintained standard of Vfllue. 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It is syggested that, strictly speaking, the defendant had ne ‘right’ to be tried in Pennsylvania in the bresent case and certainly was under no duty to assert it Review is Foreseen. “Can it be supposed that he must himself declare that the crime was com- itted in Pennsylvania? If so, he must the constitutional prahibitior nst compulsory self-incrimination if not—and he need only point to indictment—1is there any better way doing than simply by pleading | guilty as in the present case?” The opinion has not met with favo: ! criminal lawyers and should aring be denied it is expected | application be made to the tod States Supreme Court for a re- reliability Charges Philco Superhetarodyne 7-Tube Lowboy Philco 9-Tube Baby Grand complete complete complete $65.75 | $69-50 | $g9.75 Extraordinary Bargains in Floor Sample Electric Radios Philco 9-Tube Superheterodyne Lowhoy g Reasonable Merchants Transfer and Storage Co. JOHN L. NEWBOLD. JR. 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Bittersweet, Sweet, and Drv. . “dkel'Cllie fs Three-piece Dress- er Set, in pearl fin- ish. $5 for the set. i Three-piece Dress- er Set, plated with pure gold. Tasseled mirror. §25 set Are you sure it won't ride up? \bsolutely bend over, sit, climb, dance and it wen't creep up nor resist your slightest body Why can't you see any rubber in thi trick! It's made rubber wound TWICE with ravon cotton and every ber is hidden from sight. . Does it really lnunder well ? The manufacturer assured us vor 1 ash it and a warm iron won't in Customer’s Remark ider . %, ‘Wi S U I'hat’s the of threads, | | Handkerchiefs fairly scem to blossom around Christmas time! From many parts nt ot rub- ¢, of the world they come . . . n's pure linens for sports and every day costumes . .. women's lace-edged and chiffons for evening . .. plain, printed and embroidered. It's a pleasure to make a selection, for they are so pretty! What nicer gift than men’s and wor X O ¥ even boil Men’s—25¢ to $2.50 ea. dozen prettily boxed. “Skintex” how nice, 1 e Combination, £1.95 n the combinatic Q. detachable straps « Women’s—25¢ to $3.50 ea. Are the brassieres of the combination the uplift type? “Skintex” Girdle, $£3.50 AVes) Are they reinforced with bones at all > One A indeed they cup the busts and Liit them up! Q. A bination has slight honing t to the diaphragm, although these gar i S for small figures nme support ¢ primarily Do the girdles fit smoothly at the top? Yes, t ey do, without binding, wit} t the top! Customer’s Remark . How delightfully 1io it feels almost like nothing at all in the hane Our tion that, light fat Remarks If you want a girdle or combina- that fits like a glove that won't ride up, won't show, a wrinkle, that is almost feather See It Tomorrow on Living Model in Our Grey Shop The Girdles The Combinations = 26 to 31 32 1o 38 $3.50 and $4.95 $4.95 and $5.95 Consultation Without Charge! SECCND FLCOR. -4 I I G T SN 7 1 sadith = Linen Handkerchiefs: 25c, 50c and $1. Dure linen with hand-rolled hems at spotless white linen, made in Ireland, with a hem an inch wide especially suited for monograms at 50¢.. . white linen with colored from France, at $1. . . hand-blocked prints from Ireland and necktie shades at 1. Silk Handkerchiefs, § 1k 1 to $2.50 Pure s all white, with narrow hems, at beautiful hand-blocked pr from France at $2.50 . white silk w1 81 colored threads wle, at $1 quard print and applique . for eveni . all wh hand: ning Tovely white linens with a bit of embroidery jn the corners. and $1...imported French batiste edged with lovely lace. sheer linen with an edge of handmade Val lacee. from Spain, $3.50...quaint French prints...all handmade, at 30c and 75c... linen in pastel shades appliqued in white at 25c...tiny sheer linens from China with exquisite hand-work on them at $1.50. Chiffon Handkerchiefs, 50¢ to $. Soft pastel prints in French chiffon at 50c evening handkerchiefs in chiffon with I-rolled hems in every color, including black and white, at $1 chiffon with dainty lace borders at $1.50 and $3. This is just a hasty look through the handkerchief selections now given extra display for Christmas selling. STREET FLOOR.