Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1932, Page 26

STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., MARCH 6, 1932—PART ONE. ENGLISHMEN QUITTING U. S. FOR HOMELAND 8,900 More Left This Country in 1931 Than Arrived From Britain. B—10 THE SUNDAY NOTRE DAME MEDAL GIVEN DR. MAHER Jeternationally Known Tubercu-| losis Authority Awarded Laetare Prize. | terday with Representative Tilson, Re- publican, of Connecticut, discussing the legisiative situation in the House. Mr. Tilson said afterward that he rne by Canada, as British emigrants br: North America decreased by 23453 (Copyright, 1832.) DOLLAR SAYS AMERICAN SHIPPING IS ON UPGRADE President of Steamship Line Tells “Hold- returned to England from the United States, after giving up residence there, than went out to it. British emigration to the United States last year fell to 2,593, representing a drop of over 24,- 743 below the 1930 figures. According to figures just published | by the British Board of Trade journal, the vear 1931 showed that the number of British subjects who returned to the jted Kingdom after abandoning res- idence abroad far exceeded the number who emigrated. There was a decrease of over 32.000 in 1931 from 1930 in the number of British subjects who went out into the empire. Most of this seems to be pointed by Gov. Woodruff of Connecti- cut to Investigate tuberculosis condi- tions in that State and in 1911 was a member of a commission appointed to take charge of five Connecticut sani- toria. He has been chairman of that commission since 1913. In 1928 Dr. Maher was named by President Coolidge as United States representative to the International Tu- berculosis Conference in Rome. Again in 1930, President Hoover reappointed Dr. Maher to attend the conference held on that occasion in Oslo. Dr. Maher is a member of the A ican Irish Historical Society and t New York Catholic Club. He is married and lives at 405 Orange st New Haven, Cor nounced as recipient of the Laetare Medal awarded by the University of Notre Dame. The medal has been given annually since 1885 on Laetare Sunday to some leader from the ranks of Catholic laity of the United States. Dr. Maher is chairman of the Con- necticut Tuberculosis Commission. He was born in New Haven, Conn., April 12, 1860, and was graduated from St. Charles’ College, Ellicott City, Md.. in | | 1881. He then entered Yale and was -|graduated from the Yale Medical | School in 1887. He did post-graduate work in England and Ireland Prom 1888 to 1899, Dr. Maher en- gaged in general practice in New Haven, but in 1900 turned his attention to the study of tube s. He was ap- PLAN BANQUET MARCH 15 “Mother-Daughter” Dinner to Be Held at J. C. C. A “mother-daughter” banqu held at the Jewish Commun: on the night of March 15 by of the Council of Jewish Women the Council of Jewish Junic The gues reported to the President upon the condition of pending legislation, and informed Mr. Hoover the House would begin consideration of the anti-injunc- tion bill Tuesday. He told Mr. Hoover also he did not expect a general con- i sideration of the tax increase program The American steamship business is | until the latter part of next week. on the upgrade, President Hoover was < told yesterday by R. Stanley Dollar of acDonald, in London, and San Francisco, president of the Dollar og. prime minister of the Dollar said. *We Africa, in Cape Town, C: British-South Africa by chuckling at each d over the wire President Company | ing Its Own.” By the Associated Press SOUTH BEND. Ind, March 5—Dr. Stephen J. Maher, 71. of New Haven, Conn., an internationally known au- thority on tuberculosis, today was an- —Ebb tide of in strongly as tain and America. more Englishmen “Esther-esque,” of the two council: Hoover conf 'Charge Accounts Invited—No In!l‘r‘ml or Extras itlllml_'—i We've Sketched One of Each—Aren’t They Smart? Spring Coats Spring Suits These Will Bunz Us f\flu (unln'nmi' 29¢ Sheer Printed Tub Fabrics Printed Lawns 3 Printed Batistes Printed Dimities Printed Voiles You'll be smart to plan many cool tub frocks for next Summer—when you can buy such lovely, fast- colored printed materials for so little. Thousands of yards—in 1932 designs. Smart Women Are Flocking Here for Easter Hats Small Wonder with Values Like These at $1.87 Baku Braids . . . Peanut Toyos Rough Straws Novelties 29¢ Printed Pongees Fine, soft- 18c finish cotton prints in guar- anteed fast colored patterns. 36 inches 59¢ Printed 36-In. Rayon Chiffons with light or Beautiful, filmy printed rayon chiffons C dark grounds. 39¢ Printed Year- Round Cotton Crepes coats and suits at this low price? ;][25@ Good news, isn't it, to learn that you can buy such swanky-looking Easter really. The Coats The Suits s And when you can have them BOTH for only $25, it seems foolish to try and get along without either one of them . . . You will like these attrac- tive, fast col- ored prints— all in new designs wide. S0c Crepe Du Barry Popular ray- 15¢ 36 inches —including the dashing double-breasted model shown, emphasize the military theme: In rows of metal buttons, patch pockets, wide revers, capes, etc. And ever so many of them go in for silk scarfs or self-throws, and interesting sleeve treatments. (Note the tiered ef- fect on the coat sketched). Good look- ing ribbed, nubbed and novelty woolens —in continental blue, navy, colonial —include the charming model sketched: A smart, new green nubbed woolen with soft fur cuffs and diagonal front. And among the other styles are continental blue, beige, navy and colonial red suits —with silk scarfs, self-throws, military capes, metal buttons, etc. New ribbed and diagonal weaves as well as the peb- bly woolens—with the jackets nicely lined and the skirts cut in the newest wide 29¢ and 39¢ White Wash Fabrics Assortme n t includes bas- ket weav ‘ : linenes, o x - fords, and rayon shantungs. S50¢ Printed Piques Small pin on- and -cot- welts — very ton crepes in fine quality— ‘ : n e w Spring in woven col- ored stripes. 36 inches wide. Goldenberg's—Muin Floor—Charge Accounts Invited inches wide. 29c¢ patterns and colorings. red, $1.69 Silk Crepe Shantung Will Be a Leading Summer Sport Silk! You will get immense satisfaction from t 8c Yd. Guaranteed Washable! he frocks you make of these smart washable all-silk sport crepes. 40 inches wide—in a wide range of street and pas- tel shades—a real value at only 98¢ yard! $1.49 Printed Silk Crepes All-silk printed flat crepes— and very aitractive patterns to select from—about a hundred C pieces. 40 inches wide. $1.95 Satin-Back Moire 40- moires—that will ning evening frocks, v\raps etc. satin-back make stun- evening Large choice of col- inch, all-silk 78c $1.59, $1.95 and $2. 95 Black Coatings Silk-and-wool novelty coatings in assorted fancy weaves. 54 inches wide. Special for this sale 68c vd. Main Floor—Charge Accounts Invited Introducing to the Wom Jaise Nationally Known~ Nationaily Adlertised s TOILET PREPARATIONS During this special Introductory Sale of the “JARVALIS TOILET PREPARA- TIONS we will sell TWO articles for the usual famous price of one. In other words, you buy the first preparation for the list price and receive the sec- ond article FR offer is good only during the demonstration— after which the best selling “JARVAISE” Toilet Preparations will be carried in our Toilet (mnds This special “Two-for-One” Department at the list prices. Jarvaise Face Powders ¢ idre 2 for $2.00 2 for 81.00 2 for 50c 31 50c Jar Jarvaise Lotions 2 for 50c¢ 2 for 50¢ 2 for 30¢ 50c Jarvaise Almond Cream Lotion Rose Almond Lotion... Lemon Lotion Perfume, 50c Jarv for 3150 50¢c Ja Jarvaise Perfumes Toilet Waters se Alais Perfume, e odor o $1.50 Jarvaise $1.00 Ja e Ploral : 2 for $2.50 Perfume 2 for §1.50 Perfume: 2 for $1.00 Wate Alais Tollet Water $5.00 J Nuit Toilet 2 for $5.00 2 for $2.50 2 for §1.50 $2.50 Jarvais $1.50 Jarvaise Toilet Water... $1.00 Jarvaise Floral Toilet Waters, 0L 1DOOKE. s ¢ < Visgass snrs ..2for$1.00 Roue. 2 for 500 en of Washin gt(m SALE Special Demonstration by Factory Representative Miss Dora M Beauty Cosmetician, 1 1 will demonstrate to you the many be: auty advantages of these well known toilet requisites. NOTE—You may select two items of the same kind, or another of equal value in this “Two-for-One” JARVAISE Sale. Every Jarvaise product is unqualifiedly guaranteed as to its purity and cosmetic value by Goldenberg's and the manujac- turer . a well known For Hair and Sealp 0il Sk - TS Poo. 2 for 50¢ 2 for 50c 50c Jarvz Cc 50c Jarvaice Tar S| 50c Ja e Olive Oil mpoo.. .. .2 for 50¢ Jarvaise Compacts Rouges, Lipsticks for $1.22 for §1.00 50¢ 50¢ $1.50 Jar: $1.00 Ji 50c Jarvaise Rouge: 5 shades ise Double Compacts. ...2 ise Single Compacts. 2 for 50c Jarvaise Lipsticks........ 2 for Jarvaise Creams 2 for 50c e Night Cream (large) .2 for §1.00 50¢ 50¢ ing Cream....2 for Cleansing Cream §1.00 Jarvaise Cleansing Cream (lge) 2 for $1.00 2 for 50c ..2 for 50 Jarvaise Lemon Cream green, beige or black. Sizes 14 to 20; 38 to 48 Sizes 12 to 20 Goldenberg's—Second Floor—Charge Accounts Invited ways. Rayon French Crepe Slips | You will want several of these pretty bias cut slips (trimmed with lace) . .. at only $1! Because lhfl are so dainty and fit so Sizes 34 to 44. Pastel Newest Models! v ~ A New Corselette This smartly designed brocade garment comes $ with or without inner belt—as your figure re- quires. Sizes 34 to 46. 50c Fancy Bandeaux | [ of brocades, silk, etc... sz‘v Goldenberg's—Second Floor Offering Unusual Savings for All the Family! Another Master Purchase of Women’s Newest Spring Dress . FOOTWEAR Smart styles in Pumps . . . Ties . Straps . . . also new sport oxforda in this fine assortment. All Sizes— All Perfect Women’s $3 Arch-Support Boys™ and Girls’ Oxfords Elks or Patents 79¢ om0\ Tennis Shoes wacr 49¢ OXFORDS, $1.98 Boys’, Girls’ and Children’s 7~ Strap Slippers and Oxfords EE l widths —sizes to 9. Men’s and Boys® New Patents or Elks. Women’s Pre-Shrunk French Linen Frocks Suzes 16 to 1 79 Crisp, attractive new wash- able frocks in dainty pastel colors—some with eyelet em- broidery to make them still prettier. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Second Floor Charge Accounts Invited 1,000 Boys’ Wash Suits 59¢ Last year suits of this grade sold for 79¢! Splen- didly tailored little models —lots of them—of fast-col- ored broadcloths, in smart combinations. All are new! 79¢ and $1 “Bell” Shirts & Blouses Perfects & 59 C lrr?gnlurs Collar-attached white and fancy broadcloths. Blouses, 6 to 16; junior shirts, 8 to 14; youths' shirts, 12'; to 14!, neck. 79, $f and § “Bell” Pa Irregulars. One and two - piece broadcloth 59C models in plain colors or patterns. 4 to 18 years. Boys’ $1 Knickers Full cut of 79 C suiting patterns cuff bottoms, —part -wool Full lined. 8 to 18 years. 3108 Sizes 1.25 as quality, with For Monday Only! Boys’ $1 & $1.50 Sport Sweaters All-wool 6 rt-wool siisn e sweaters—with or with- ver out sleeves. Sizes 26 to 36 Some irregulars. Third Floor—Charre Accounts Invited Phone Orders Filled by Marion Gage, Personal Shopper—N Ational 5200, —With the popular new sailor brims, up-in-the-back brims, side rolls, or no brims at all. In fact, there's a marvelous selection of shapes for every type of face—and all of the new colors are here, including Continental blue, Colonial red, green, brown, navy and black. Goldenbere’s—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Invest in Several Pairs of These $1.25 & $1.50 Sheer 51-Gauge Hosiery\x 65c¢ ¢ They have the smart features you want; they're full fashion, dull, and sheer—inter-lined; picot tops and cra- dle soles. Smoketone, sunbeige, rose- dijon, cyclamen, topaze, ebony, etc. Boys’ and Girls’ 25¢ “Burlington” 39c Hosiery Socks for Kiddies =it A B 2 170 1ength plaited or sport hose mercerized and girls’ 53 length hose lisle-and-cotton anklets — fancy patterns — cuff with contrasting tops. tops. Sizes 61, to 8'%. Goldenbers's—Main Floor—Charse Accounts Invited Purchase! Tots’ $1.59 Beret Sets 98 Slipover Sweater and Beret Irregulars But No Mends For 2 to 6 Year Olds —Of all-wool or wool-and-rayon, with cunning hand-embroidered designs. Just what tiny tots need for Spring! Beige, nile, red, copen, navy or pink. Very ex- ceptional values. Goldenberg's—Third Floor—Charge Accounts Invited See This Space in Our Advertisements Every Day for a Sensational Special ! $2.50, $3.50 and $4 Colonial Spreads $1.59 Size 84x105 Inches! Size 72x105 Inches! Beautifully woven, quaintly patterned spreads, in rose, blue, gold, orchid, or green —guaranteed fast colors. Do be early— they are lovely! For Only Goldenberg's—Main Floor—Charge Accounts Invited