Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1932, Page 26

B—10 0., GROLPRAPS SHELVNG REPEAL New York Committee Calls Straddling Policies Cow- ardly Aid to Democrats. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, February 25.—Ways| and means of getting a repeal plank ! nailed into the Republican platform | were considered at a closed meeting yesterday of the Republican Citizens’ Committee Against National Prohi- bition. A A statement issued after adjourn ment said the committee “condemned a political scheme to shelve the national issue of proh‘bition.” “This scheme was devised by certain ! reactionary Republican leaders.” the statement read, “who seek to straddle the prohibition issue. Their latest de- vice is a platform plank providing that if and when Legislatures of a majority | of the States demand repeal of the| eighteenth amendment Congress will pass a resolution submitting a proposal for the repeal to the States.” The statement denounced as “Cow- ardly” the attempt to shift responsi bility to the States and said “these straddling policies all play directly into the hands of our Democratic oppo- | pents.” The program of the three-session con- ference of the committee in Chicago March 4 was arranged, it was an- nounced. It is proposed to foster a repeal plank and to persuade Repub- licans to refuse to contribute to a dry Republican party. The ways and means are not yet complete, but they are “comprehensive and will prove satisfactory to all Re- publican repealists,” the statement | said. Raymond Pitcairn presided. Among those attending were Seymour Wheeler of Chicago, Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania and J. H. Heroy, New York, head of the movement. SPANISH REPUBLIC GETS DIVORCE LAW | First Provision Nation Has Had for Abolishing Marriage Ties Allows Rewedding. By the Associated Press. MADRID, February 25.—Spain’s first divorce law, a product of the revolution that set up the new republic, was ap- roved in its final details by the Na- | &oml Assembly last night. Under the monarchy, couples could be legally separated in Spain, but they ocould not be divorced. hence they were unable to remarry. Now they may be divorced by mutual consent. A provision for divorce was one of the first articles written into the new Spanish constitution under the Repub- Ncan regime. The maximum cost of a divorce, so far as the courts are concerned, was | fixed at what is curently $38.50. Non-support by the husband, im- prisonment of either party for more than 10 vears. physical cruelty, deser- tion and infidelity are among the recog- | nized grounds for divorce. Either party | may remarry after the decree becomes | final. LEGISLATION TO CORRECT GRAMMAR INTRODUCED Bill Up in Senate to Put Back Words Left Out in Statute of Years Ago. By the Associated Press. In the midst of weighty matters of the day, some congressional attention is going to such a minor but necessary detail as legislation to correct grammar in a statute ripened with years. Back in 1799, the year George Wash- ington died, a section of the criminal code was enacted to prohibit citizens working against American interests by communication with a foreign govern- ment at controversy with this country. When the statutes were codefied in 1909, the legislators omitted the word “‘who” in two places where the 1799 act in- cluded them. Now Chairman Norris has had the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill by him to return the words to their places. 40 JOBLESS MEN GIVEN WORK CRUSHING STONE Group Alternates, 20 Each Week, on Bugar Loaf Mountain, Pro- viding Material for Roads. By & 8tafl Correspondent of The Star BARNESVILLE, Md., February 25.— As part of the program for the relief of the unemployed of Montgomery County, County Commissioner Claggett C. Hilton is working 20 men each week eledging and crushing stone on Sugar Loaf Mountain for use on the county Toads. Forty men are being employed in this manner, 20 working each week on alternate weeks, Commissioner Hilton tes. These men are part of the sev- eral hundred being given work out of funds being administered by the Un- employment Committee and the Social Bervice League. INDIANA BANK ROBBED, BANDITS GET ONLY $10 Follow in Footsteps of Thieves Who Cracked “Your Weight Free' Scales in Logansport. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, February *25 —It's all work and not much if any pay for the bandits, robbers and thieves in the! Midwest these days Down at Paoli, Ind., Tuesday two | unmasked bandits apparently spent the day mapping plans to rob the Pnuhl Btate Bank, neglecting to notice it was| in the process of liquidation. They got_$10 | The day before a thief spent hours' breaking a_weighing machine at Lo- gansport, Ind, only to find it was| marked “Your weight free,” and there wasn't anything in it Here in Illinois recently safe blowers have gone to the trouble of wrecking | unlocked safes and getting nothing, | even when they had signs on them saying they weren't_locked {hé bome of r Get » e Worry ne with these Qisease- Farryin: ‘peste CRACKSHOT DEATH Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day The great ma- jority have the paper delivered Tegularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 1l cents daily and 5 cents Sunday f you are not taking advantage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. Women’s $1.00 “Medalia” Chiffon Hose 79e Moonbeige, Smoketone, Gun Metal, Off- Dull sheer chiffons—Ilace welts or plain picot edges; French heels, cradle soles with plaited foot. Tahiti, black and other shades. Main Floor. - THE EVENING FREE Parking Space Opposite Our 8th St. Entrance Use Our ‘ STAR, WASHIN GTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Can Be Filled—Quantities Are Limited 15 Remnant “Bargains” in Men’s Wear (286) Men's 55c to $1 Nobelt Shorts—fancy, white or plain colors. Samples and irregulars. Most sizes < 27¢ (92) Men's $1 to $2 Shirts— broadcloths and madras. Collar at- tached and neckband. Broken 39c (39) Men's $1 to $2.50 Under- wear—Winstead 80% wool union suits, heavy cotton union suits; red flannels; all-wool shirts and drawers. Broken sizes..... (68) Men's 69c Athletic Union fwits—checked nainsook; full cut. Slight irregulars. Broken (29) Men's $1.25 Sweaters—part wool; brown heather mix- 49c tures; coat style, Broken sizes (87) Men's 75¢ Otis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers—shirts, long or short sleeves; drawers, long legs. Irregulars. Broken sizes. Each i = 133c (227) Men's $1 and $1.50 Ties— Trojan and other good makes. Some silk lined . 47c (219)—Men’s 19¢ Hose—fancy rayon mixtures. Most 9c sizes Balbriggan or white cotton shirts and drawers; also athletic shirts and shorts. Some soiled. 19(: Broken sizes......... (89) Men's $1 to $1.35 Union Suits—part wool or cotton; long sleeves and legs. Most ‘9C s (i9) ‘Men's $1 Shirls wnd Drawers =Soost she e vox ia Haes NS Broken siBes.......cco.0000 19¢ (217) Men’s 39¢c Athletic Shirts and Shorts—most 15¢ (172) Men’s Pajama Coats and Pants — flannelette or broadcloth. From suits selling at $1 and 2” $150. Broken sizes. Each... (19) Men’s $1 and $1.50 Night- robes—some famous brands. Sam- ples and irregulars. Broken e a9¢ Tuxedo Shirts—sizes 18 and 1814, nbers's—Main Floor. Women’s $1 Slipover Sweaters, 69¢ Clearance of sweaters— some slightly soiled. Broken sizes. —Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Hosiery 50c Chardonize Hose—picot edge: irregulars. Also rayon-and-wool hose, plain colors; some all-over sport hose. Broken assort- 29¢ ments 29¢ Lisle Hose—cotton; perfects, with seam back and fashion 7 length for boys; 5 length for klrlsl. mMgc b(ull “:engéh krlyon and wool lerby rib. Broken s .. 2% 24¢ Boys' 29c Sport Hose—7, length: all-over patterns; plain rib- 190 bed elastic cuff tops Women's 81 Chiffon Hose—sheer: v ght . . . sises .......... veu 69c Goldenbery's—Ma Friday Remnants! Girls’ Wear Girls' $1 Skirts—blue chambray Floor. on white muslin bodies. Sizes 6 and 12 29¢ Girls' 39¢c Bloomers—white and pink broadcloths. Broken sizes s 5¢ Girls' 29c Berets—corduroys in r:lvy A'nd black (4) Girls’ $5.95 Winter Coa in sizes 4 and E T Gl $1 Siirte—red x tweeds. Size 14 years 49‘ Toddlers' 49c Panty Dresses— prints and plain colors. Sizes 29¢ Goldenbers's—Third Floor Choose Yours Tomorrow! $2.50 and $3 Spring Straws $ l .69 Pedalines! Peanut Toyos! Baku Cloths! Rough Straws! Exceptional qualities—and a charming line-up of new shapes, including turban-like models, up-in-the- back-brims, etc. piquant details. . With veils, flowers, quills and other Cellomat Turbans at We simply can't keep them in stock— this is at least the fifth time we've re- Smatt as can be—with adjust- Black and colors. ordered! able headsize. 97- Goldenberg's—Becond Floor Friday Remnants! Laces 15¢ to 25¢ Laces—insertions and imported petit point bandings. 7e 2 to 32 inches wide. Yd.... Friday Remnants! Ribbons 39¢c to 59¢ Dress and Hat Flowers —of feathers. All colors. lsc Imported from France Goldenberg's—Main Fleor Friday Remnants! Lingerie and Girdles $1.98 Silk Undies—chemise, dance oths _in ends . 3“ $1.00 Girdles—step-in and side- hook models. jamas two-plece styles. Odds and Remnant Groups of Spring and Summer Wash Fabrics In Two Underpriced Groups 19¢ to 29c 1 grades, yd. 1 z /ZC Printed voiles, ?mnted per- cales, dimity, lawns, plain voiles, broadcloths, plain lawns, linenes, sateens, plisse crepes, jacquard rayons, etc. Good useful lengths. 35¢ to 59¢ grades, yd.. . .. lgc Rayon - and - cotton flat crepes, plain or printed; printed pongees, Hollywood chintz, plain color organdy, white batiste and linenes, f)flnted voiles, dimity, batiste, lawns, plain piques. Usable lengths. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Housefrocks AR Vea i 3” $1.00 Smocks—black broad- cloth; long sleeves. Friday Remnants! Drapery Material 25c and 29c¢ Cretonnes— short lengths and full bolts. loc 3% Cretonnes—many pretty patterns. Yard 259 $1.69 Bar lllrhbor Cushion Sets— cretonnes; bright, colorful patterns. Set... e O.r. u 98e 69c and 89c Damasks—45 and 50 inches wide. Yard.. 49C 29¢ Theatrical Gauze — many popular shades. Yard. l7c 79c Striped Belgian Linen—for slip covers. wide 59¢ to 79c Damasks and Taffetas —pretty squares for cushions 29¢ and* upholsteries. Ea. $1.69 Cretonne Day-Bed orees. it e he 1S 9C Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Latest style, beautifully engraved frames, fitted with comfortable pads that do not cut or slip. Permanently guaranteed against any discoloration or tarnish. EYES EXAMINED Two Registered Optometrisi FREE in Attendance— Dr Kanstoroom in Charge. Goldenberg's—Optical Dept., Main Floor. Friday Remnants! . Curtains 75¢ Cottage Curtains—6- plece sets; figured volle.... 85c Criss-Cross Curtains—Mar- quisette; cornice ivory or ecru Bfl?:d SuthuruIn]l_whl(e serim; rus or hem styles; Col- L @SOSt S l“ $1.35 Tailored Curtains—Marqui- sette; hem sides and bot- fom 75¢ e 85¢ Ruffle Curtains—Ivory scrim; ancy flowered rayon valance with tie backs 37c $2 Criss-Cross Curtains—Plain and colored styles; som 8149 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor Use Your Charge Account. Friday Remnants! Window Shades 59c Opaque Shades — white, ecru, green; perfects. 69¢ ecru, American Hollands—green, white; perfects. 3x6 3,: §1.25 Satin-finish Shades—white, ecru, green; cleanable. Hart- shorn rollers. 3x6 size.... 77c $1.50 Satin-finish Duplex Shades —green and white, green and ecru, green and cream; cleanable. 97 Hartshorn rollers. c 95c Albert Hollands—white, ecru, green; Hartshorn o R R $1.35 Cambric Shades—sunfast, white, ecru or green: Hart- 8” shorn rollers. 3x6 size..... Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor $1 Barbara Haynes Bl‘_emutyP Prec{:arations ace owder, Cleansing Cream, 69c Skin Food, Pore Cream, Foundation Cream, Acne Cream. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Notions (23) 15¢ Velour Coat Hangers (30) 10c Wood Coat Hangers.. (30) 10c Soiled Wash Cloths. . (6) $1 Hosiery Boxes, washable cov- erings 3) $1 fumed (24) $1 Novelty Flower Vases.. 43¢ (15) 59c Wall Plaques......... .19c (8) 50c Godey Prints—2 In each set veee 29 (5) $1.00 Hosiery Boxes........ 49c (360) White Silk Finish Sewing Cot- ton—400-yard spools at. ... (68) .49¢ 9 Garter Belts—soiled. ~All anll Witk ... 29¢ (8) 45c Hosiery Boxes, damaged. 19c (4) $1 Velour Hosiery Boxes. ... d9c (14) $1 Sewing Kits, in boxes. . 49¢ (14) $1 Dolls with sewing kits. .29¢ 50c Belts—suede and leather. 10¢ $1 Suede or Leather Belts...' ‘250 Shoe Cabinets—q .-, style. Damaged S Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Clearance of Men’s Clothing Men’s $15 and $16.50 Suits— Worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots. Good assortment of patterns. Broken sizes — 34 to 42.. Men'’s $12.50 to $16.50 Overcoats— Grays, tans, browns, dark mixturgs; double-breasted; belted or 8“3 Sizes 34 to 46.... s i Men’s $3.25 and $3.50 Pants— Dark stripes and mixtures—hard finished worsted effects. s2‘67 Sizes 30 to 44.... Men's $7.50 Raincoats — Trench models; gray jersey cloths; S4. plaid backs. 34 to 44.... 79 Men's $6.50 and $7.50 Pant: High-grade worsteds—dark @ MG mixtures, Broken sizes. . $3‘79 plain, Friday Remnants! Blankets, Etc. $4.50 Blankets—all wool; pastel shades. Doub]e-bed”siz.e. $2.98 Each .. $2.75 Cotton Blankets—plain grey with colored borders; sl 69 of also plaids. Pair extra $4.50 Blankets—part wool; size. All $1.25 Bed Pillows —large size. Art ticking covering. Each .. 75¢ $5 Wool-filled Comforts—heavy figured sateen; plain $3.50 colored backs and bor- l"l.” Colwvl;“:llnketl—]arge size; ai plain gray red or sl.lo blue borders. Pair Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor Not Remnants! But One of Our Best-Selling Groups of Smart Spring Dresses Clever Models of All-Rayon Flat Crepes '2.95 We are especially proud of the delightful STYLES of these inexpensive frocks—in plain colors, spring prints and clever combinations. Dashing and new with their boleros, jumpers, puffed or capelet sleeves, new collars and a host of other 1932 details. Sizes From 14 to 46 Look These Odd Lots Over! (50) $3.98 Dresses of travel prints, wool jersey, and fancy knit woolens. Sizes 14 to 20 in the lot.. 98¢ (13) $15 and $25 Dresses of wool, velvet and crepe. Street, afternoon and evening styles. “Fan-Gee” ion Center” and values at (5) $7.95 Evening Frocks of panne satin. Slightly soiled. Small sizes () woolens. trimmings. $15 Junior Coats of rough-weave Broken sizes and colors (9) $25 Coats of rough woolens with fur Broken sizes and colors. - (6) Juniors’ $12.95 Spring Coats, in sizes 13 and 15. Black, tan or navy (2) $15 Satin Coats, Spring weight, one of them trimmed with fitch. Size 14 “Fash- models. Rare $5.95 $2.99 $7.88 $9.95 $3.98 $4.98 (13) $29.50 €oats of tweeds and dressy woolens, with muskrat, caracul, raccoon or Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog). Broken sizes up to 46%. . $16.95 Goldenbers’s—Second Floor Manufacturer’s Special Two-Day Introductory Sale! Friday and Saturday Imported Narcisse Perfume Full Size Two-Ounce Bottle at 89c Exclusively at Goldenberg’s at this special two-day price—to intro- duce this lasting, exquisite fragrance to discriminating women. Attrac- tive two-ounce bottle—wrapped in cellophane. Friday and Saturday Onl Limit—Three Bottles to a Customer Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Housewares (18) 98c Teapots—deco- rated vitreous china. 6-cup 4QQ size (34) 44c Baking Dishes—deco- rated heatproof ware. 9-inch Tound size. 23c (8) $1.29 Bread Boxes—ivory color with landscape decoration; 69c roll top or front door styles. (4) $3.49 Utility Cabinets—2 ad- justable shelves: of steel slightly marred. inches W b $198 (2) $4.49 Utility Cabinets—ad- justable shelves; 44 inches tall (22) 24c Glass Trays—4 compart- ment round style—amber lo: shade . (21) 89¢ Casserole—7 ered style—decorated vi King:” enamel lined: green and feory fnish, 75-Ib. ice o . Fioor sample, 929+98 Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store Look These Friday Bargains Qver! 700 Prs. Women’s Spring Novelty Footwear '] Pumps Straps Ties Oxfords 29 Included Are 250 Pairs of New 2-Tone Style SPORT OXFORDS Boys’—Girls’—Children’s Oxfords—Sizes to 2 Boys’—Girls'—Children’s Oxfords and Many Styles Leathers Friday Remnants! 79¢ Karatol Bags—envelops styles in black or brown. $1.45 to $2.95 Bags—black rown. Soiled and sl counter mussed. ; Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Boys’ Clothing (162) Boys' 49c and 59c Shirts and Blouses—collar attached; fancy patterns. Some irregular. z,c Sizes 6 to 16 years.... (70) Boys' $1 to $1.49 Sweaters— all and part wool. Some sleeveless. A few irregulars. 28 to 36 79: sizes Boys’ $1.69 to $3.95 Sweat- (88) ers—sport styles—coat and pull- overs. Some irregular. Sizes 26 to 36 sl.39 Goldenberg's—Third Floor. (28) Boys' $3.95 and $4.95 Suits—all wool or part wool; with straight pants, knickers or longies. One and two pants styles. Boys’ Overcoats (4) $2.95 Overcoats, size 2...79¢ | (10) $495 to $6.95 Coats, 2 to (3) Boys' $4.95 Sheep- lined Coats—size 16 (8) Boys’ $10 Leather Coats ss —wool lined. Sizes 8 to 16... (10) Boys' $12 Leather Coats s6 —wool lined. Sizes 12 to 18.. (8) «Boys’ Slsedl.e‘sther Coats—sheep lined. Sizes 12 to 18 $7.50 (8) Boys’ “.9: lndhfl.fl Lumber- jacks—suede and leather. Sizes 8, 16 and 18 $3.79 (1) Boy's §4.95 Leatherette Jacket —reversible; tweed lined. sz.” (220 pieces) ‘mnbvm_om dd Pa- jama Pants, . Some irregular lu (118) Boys’' 39¢ to 59¢ Blouses— collar attached and neck- lsc band. Some irregular ' $10 Stout Suits— M’;l’e& 16 and sz.,s oo B 15 ek 94,98 $2.69 Friday Remnants! 69c Seamless 81x90 Bleached SHEETS Seconds 48e Clearance of high-grade sheets of heavy close woven round thread. oS¢ Pillow Cases—finished _with leep hems. 42x36-inc s 10c 8c Unbleached Cotton—36 inches; 2 to 8-yard lengths. Yard $1.50 Rayon Spreads—seamless; scalloped edges. 80x105 size $2.50 Coverlet Spreads—colored 29c Table Ol Cloth—white and fancy patterns. 5-4 grade. l7c Some short lengths......... Pepperel Bleached Sheets— Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Rayon Undies 59¢ Rayon Undies—plain and non- run grades. Panties, step-ins, bloomers; tailored and lace trim- med. Some seconds. Broken z,c Panties—tailored. sizes ...... Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Knit Undies Women's 69c Cotton Vests and Bloomers—vests, sleeveless; bloom- ers with elastic waist and knee. Broken sizes ‘Women'’s 50c Cotton Union Suits —light weight. and knee length. sizes Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Jewelry 29¢ to 48¢ Jewelry—necklaces, ear- rings, bracelets; many colors. Clean-up 10c and 15¢ Brooches and Mesh Bags, for kiddies; good as- F sortment ... 59¢ to 8%¢ Jewelry—including many better grades in large clearance group Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! 49¢c Sample Neckwear 23¢ Sample lines — collar and cuff sets; silk, lace, crepes, linen, pique and rayon crepes.—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Handkerchiefs ‘Women’s 10c Handkerchiefs—pure Irish linen; banded 6 in a pack- . All - o rer- 6 for 29¢ Women's 8¢ and 10c Handker. chiefs—odd lots; woven borders, solid colors, embroidered 6 for 23¢ styles; hemstitch- ed borders Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Friday—Another Group of SILK Remnants $1 to $1.69 Fabrics for 5c Yd. 2,000 yards of new plain and printed silks and high-grade rayon fabrics. Many of them are dress lengths—in other cases you will be able to com- bine shorter lengths of plain colors and prints—a leading fashion, by the way! $1.19 to $1.95 Coatings, yd. 54-inch all-wool soc coatings in several patterns and colors. Marvelous values. 79¢c Celaneze Taffetas 36¢ Good Celanese and rayon taffetas in five to twenty yard lengths. coler selection. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Toiletries (100) Compacts — single, double and triple styles. ... (48) 79 Novelty Ash Trays, with bath powder.... (12) 50c Arnica Tooth 49¢ 31c 49¢ Cleansing Lotion. (12) 75¢ Pinaud's Cream (41) 10 Blae Streak, for polishing................. (432) 10 Assorted Toilet Soaps 3c (20) $1.50 Assorted Toilet Waters Clearance! 0Odd Lots of §7.50 to $12.75 RUGS Patterns 0dd Lots Samples $ Discontinued Irregulars 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs. 9x15 Heavy Felt-Base Rugs. 9x15 Felt-Base Squares (no borders) . 6x9 High-Grade Summer Rugs. 8x10 High-grade Summer Rugs. 4x7 Oval Wool Yarn Rugs. 27x54-inch Wilton Rugs. 36x63-inch Axminster Rugs. Friday Remnants! Rugs and Floor Coverings (6) $15 Prinfed Tapestry s9.75 Rugs, 9x12-ft. size. $19.66 (2) $29 Axminster Rugs—9x12-ft. size.... (1) $35 Heavy Velvet Rug—imperfect. (1) $60 Wilton Rug—8Y,x 1014 size s‘o Oréx) “l‘Glg.'lS Was :; d American ental Rugs—seconds. 9x12 size $46.50 (5) $45 Broadl Axmin- ster Rugs—9x12 :’Il: 2 s;o (4) $22.50 Axminster Eugs —T34x9-1t, size $15 R e e GEe 8x10 and 6x T 2 $7.50 (12) $1.00 Armstrong ugs—7% X! b $3.75 (15) $2.75 Felt-Base Rugs—seconds. (80 Yds) $1.25 Inlaid Linoleum— tile pattern. ve. (28) Congoleum Rugs— seconds. 3x4!, size (12) $4.50 and $6 Felt-Base Rugs —seconds. 9x9 and 7'9x9 sz.9s (15) $2.50 Axminste: Rugs—27x52 size.. P 81'68 2,000 Yds. Congoleum- Made Floor Covering 23c sq. yd. Full rolls of Congoleum-made floor covering beautifully pat- terned. Perfect quality. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. We Invite You to Open a Charge Account at the Dependable Store—No Interest or Ext ras Added .