Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1932, Page 28

THE 'SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 31, 1932—PART TWO. THOYEARBUDGET Young Governor Leads Way| Furniture Pri in “Pay-as-You-Go” Plan |.3¢ urn"-ure rices by Reorganization. A L s re Lower! BY MILLARD FERGUSON. Digaioh to The Bk There never was a more advantageous ¢ ‘m‘;;fifi,;‘:u ::;fl?’?g:, time to buy furniture than right now. e "duc,d-‘gg Prices are considerably below like of its State departments [OG quality of a year ago. Take this broad- 1 | & side of values—for example: Compare! 18. And it is continuing ‘g y building with- |, Buy! Save! “pay-as-you- | S E; pplied to high- | 3 B has been ex- |‘ogd »nts of the State. | s bonded idebtedness | 00—a small amount s () obligations of most | ) debt was' incurred |+ uction of the State- Atlantic Railroad. | o e property of the | & > many times the | bonded debt g ship of Gov. Rich- jr. the Legislature | m of economy at its ‘; 1 ce legislative | 5G9 d biennially, |, e for the next wcing the budget, pated revenues measures were 30v. Russell has | epartments. In | ‘s he ments from 102 to | as sought to increase efficiency | #1 expenditures. 4 5 ate’s affairs on | g T 7 ] I iex srsin 0 s |0 N W o Oak Kitchen erly budget system f =il ! . LT 4 s 10 the various State |° e by the State RULSE I S T %8 . A modern cabinet of nonths. Such Tl m excellent workmanship s .95 roved by the S I 1 " & in golden oak. Alumi — ate auditor. The peeres [l AT noid sliding top. S to prevent un- ¢ £ 1 ¥ the first of tl Y o (i 50c a Week g deficit at t S [ u-go” plan_first plied to high- | o ough a gaso- r license tax. a system of roads |« parts of the State ! | of road building { . oty f bond issues | 1§ b > N A Combination indebt- . - £l ¢ Bed-Living Room Suite 0 million dol- o | SE D I : - % | . $159 Genuine Mohair Bed Suite 1. The next | § rt to other the g[fi(;lme tax b, g . I e ¥ 3 & Fully : $ 1 1 4 1009, 4 50! A arant Mohai 4 o0t b ad- An Elegant New $139 Ten-Piece Walnut SO R nt” system fur- | . ch the State is Inpreljwnsi\e Veneered D|n|ng Room Suite Reduced to [ ) A full size overstuffed loose seat cushion hed-davenport suitd : 4 consisting of a serpentine front bed-davenport and two comfort This new and artistic suite is characterized : able chairs. Covered in 1009 mohair, moquette on reversd by excellence of workmanship and materials, of : - ® side of seat cushions. genuine walnut veneer on gumwood. Buffet, i & server, china cabinet, extension table and six Liberal Credit Terms—The HUB slip-seat chairs. $5.00 Down—The HUB ‘GEORGES’ HOLD SWAY % - : OVER PRESS CLUB J T g-Pljc? s b ay " N oudoir Eight Members of House Commit- | ¢ tee Named by Timmons Have rst Name. X \ X pa ] ypiciiisny B2 $75 Two-Piece Tapestry (All Over) @ ‘ oo S0 z ‘ ' . : Serpentine Front Lounge Suite S . rge Do It” | 3 . 3 s of the House |\ % gt T e "2‘;‘3&;5:8“ oue @ 1 tz The suite, as pictured, settee and armchair, is designed $ e gl‘anbo“;"‘-r‘;;‘f Dle 4 \(?-‘ carved solid | TR with serpentine front and loose spring-filled seat cushions. W. Stimpson of | { e the boudoir. Tapestry covered. Ball feet. n; George W. || George R. | o No Phone Orders 50c a Week News Service; e $98 Woalnut-Finished 7-Piece Dinette Suite Tarry, Wall orge H. Man- e T ew 1932 ilco is chairman | mittee, and $ ), tional News nced its intention of ‘ its twenty-fifth vear hence. Kirke L. | + Ausoclated press, was | 2(¢ Terms as Low as $1.00 a Week! A Seetiital proup forHelavers age size dining room — each piece carefully made MAJ. HERNANDEZ SAYS |§3 == =T S 7, ? wood. \s WIFE THREATENED HIM 8 , M ‘ \ : S _ i "W‘r : 1 < { server, refectory table and four Jeteran Army Officer Testifies in | > = ! \ slip-seat chairs. Suit at Pittsburgh, Pa., After | i 5 7 ! q/ | L Y $5.00 Down—Tne HUB Flying From D. C. = ..“.‘ - ] P! nmittee January 30.—Maj , veteran Army of- in his suit for di- Rachel threatened | self, destroyed pic- | and his daughter ge and once struck rt, flew here from He claims he | Walter Reed Hos- f a nervous break- 1 mistreatment at |; iy dressed. % 112x PHILCO Philco Model 470 Philco Highboy e Was & cabaret en- A marvelous radio—11-tube A new long and short wave . dex anid, sod wees |3 Superheterodyne. Plus with combination—T7-tube super - S uperheter- ¢ 5 n 23, 1919, | o automatic volume control. heterodyne electro dynamic dyne—7-tube, e . or festified his wife sent let- | & Complete with Philco bal- speaker. Single dial control e e o B t . X ¢ superiors complaining that | anced tubes. A picks up short wave $ 2 5 q | | F 1 . . he did not support her. He is now [ musical instru- 150 messages at home 89 mic speaker. Complete 3 I J 3 . Oak Ch|ffon|e|‘ with the 99th Division of the Army ment de luxe.... . and abroad. with tubes. n | 1B : 4 3 Reserves . g z ¥ Well made of g JURORS VISIT CAPONE =2 7-Tube Baby Grand = T ‘ 3 1 Sravers oo $5:8 priced at Probers Decide Jailed Gangster Is | (s \& Superheterodyne PhlICO b : 50¢c a ku& Treated Like Others. wanted to check up, it was an-| [ i ed, on vague reports that the | o] ...Tone Control. . .Ar- | four pieces—made of maple-finished hardwood. As Capone, awaiting appeal of his COn-‘ u - viction and 11-year sentence for income shown, dressing table, five-drawer chest of drawers, T®® Jurofs let it be known after their call that they were convinced Capone' CHICAGO, January 30 (#)—Al Ca- | A | 7;“\11)59 S“Ef"fgfif_fl‘;"“.""e 95 5 . & . I pone had company yesterday. | ‘of® L . \ i « o o3 DCTEER TN ubes... F P I I F h d S i) } Mo el gy : $89 Four-Piece Colonial Finished Suite _ EFRHIeCivRs gnjoying SpeatatipEin) @ A il tistic cabinet of finest woods, hand-rubbed...PHILCO 3 tax violations, greeted them with a m de The HUB Weekly or Monthly . e 4—p05t il was being treated “just like any other dropped in at his cell in the county Jail.| Sig SRR Tk 5 o L3 . ~ . A A charming Colonial type bed room ensemble of I g leges and unusual jail comforts I n 0 L 3 - > 3 - ] Balanced Tubes...Illuminated Station Recording Dial. grun §u@ promptly turned his back. % $5.00 Down—The HUB prisoner.” ¢ Seventh a