Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1932, Page 32

B—16 JONES HEALTH BILL 15 REPORTED OUT Measure Aiding Mothers and! Children Faces Fight in Senate.” By terming the Jones bill to promote the health of mothers and children as particularly urgent in view of the “effects of the depression,” a majority | of the Senate Commerce Committee yesterday joined in reporting the measure and plan to make a fight for it on the floor i ‘The fight was sharply drawn in com- mittee as seven members filled a| minority report, opposing the bill on | the ground that a similas measure— | the Sheppard-Towner act passed several | years ago—has been of questionable| benefit; an unwise expense and an en- croachinent on the rights of the States. | The measure as reported would make its benefits apply to urban as well as rural localities. It calls for appropria- | tion of $500.000 for the fiscal year end- | ing June 30, 1933 and $1,000,000 for each year thereafter to be distributed among the States, with the require- rent that they match the funds and use them to co-operate with the Children's Bureau of the Labor De- partment in maternal and infancy health activities. “The widespread unemployment which has faced the United States since 1929, said_the majority report pre- pared by Senator Jones, Republican, Washington, sponsor of the bill, “brings | special danger to the health of mothers and babies. ‘While the proposed bill will not pro- vide food for either mothers or children it will educate mothers as to the foods |§ most essential for growth and it will | educate the communities in the neces- sity for seeing to it that mothers and children are given special protection | against the dangers of the depression ! period.” | ‘The minority report was prepared by | Senator Bingham, Republican, Connec- | ticut, and vAas_ signed by seven Sena- tors. It said “at a T #3en economy and | efficiency in Government =are being | urgently demanded, tere is certainly no good reascn why a lay buseau. the childrens bureau, should 3 Juiid wp | into a great medical organization.” Bottles Trace Currents. ‘The United States Bureau of Fish- eries is studying the currents of Lake Michigan by releasing marked bottles. One bottle, released at St. Joseph, Mich., floated 100 miles in 10 days. 3 < .3 N = 3 N 3 3 N New Low Price! 1/, Gallon Old English Liquid Floor Wax *1.69 —An excellent wax for furniture or linoleum. Polishes your floors to a high gloss and protects them with an excep- tionally durable finish. It contains no oil—so it will not collect dust, will not soil rugs or discolor wood. Cleans waxed floors with- out removing old finish. Kann's—Third Floor. J “Never KI" Shakers 39C pr. —“Never Klogg” shakers are conceded to be the ideal shakers—they are moisture proof, dust proof and germ proof—because they automatically close when not in use. Colonial shape of green and crystal glass. Princess Shape with Chromium plated top, $1 pr. Kann's—Third Floor, T Beautiful HE EVENING Pencils, Special —Black anddpearl. b{SCk and green, jade, onyx, blue & and gold C ea. and gold, black finished pencils. with eraser and Each extra leads. Most unusual values! Street Floor, The “Doubleton” Dress—In Half Sizes Kann’s Olive Oil Skin Soap —A deli 49¢ b ghtful soap containing palm, olive and cocoanut oils, and colored a delicate shade of green. Twelve cakes in a box—and the weight of each cake when cut is 3% ounces. It will keep your skin soft and beautiful. Try it! An unusual value at the price! Kann's—Street Floor. 3 Candle-light Junior, 3 Candle-light Davenport, and Bridge Styles $3.75 e —You will get credit for having paid mo: are re than $3.75 for these lamps. They as finely plated and have the simple grace of line usually found in much more expensive models. Of course they were specially purchased to sell at this price. Pure Hair Ru Longer The shades are of celanese, in gold, rose, green and rust colorings. Kann's—Third Floor. Rug Cushions Make Your gs Wear $3.88 —The 9x12-ft. size cushions, made of 1009, hair, proof, with bound edges. They are moth- quarter of an inch thick and not only add to the “life” of your rugs, but to their beauty as well. Specially purchased to sell at this low price. 8x10-ft. size—$3.58 Kann's—Third Floor. 4-Poster Wood BEDS $5.99 —The graceful four-poster beds of # sturdy gumwood, in walnut, mahog- @ 2ny or maple finishes. Full and sin- N gle sizes. Heller Mattresses —Layer felt with heavy rolled edge. ) 99-Coil Springs —All standard sizes Kann's—Third Floor. 2-Yr.-Old Rosebushes (fr,:zlgn 25C ea. Betty Betty Uprichard Dame Edith Helen Frau Karl Druschki J. J. L. Mock Also 35¢—3 for $1 Souvenir de Georges Pernet Willowmere American Beauty Pink Killarney Los Angeles X. A. Viktoria White Killarney CLIMBERS Lady Hillingdon Golden O} Pink Radiance phelia American Pillar American Beauty Red Radiance Gardenia Sensation Souvenir Pernet Bacon-an Heavy Cast Iron Easy Lasts for Years Paul's Scarlet Silver Moon Dr. Van Fleet Special Section—Fourth Floor. d-Egg Skillets 39¢ —Handy, sturdy skillets divided so you can cook bacon and eggs at the same time. The bacon will be crisp and brown . . . the eggs well cooked, but with no burnt edges. You can also fry ham, steak, etc., just as easily and nicely. Kann's—Third Floor. de Claudius to Clean Penn. Ave.~Eighth and D Sts. Tyl tyle /' Shoes DeLuxe Models —A smart step-in pump of black or brown kid, trimmed with snake skin. Me- dium heels. —Rows of white stitching add chic and novelty to_this strap model of black kid or patent leather. —The sandal of pat- ent leather or brown kid with contrasting trim—the most pop- ular shoe for Spring. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Sale! $1 to $1.59 Neckwear Samples—Imported and Domestic Grades 59¢ Vestees with Cuffs Crepe de Chine Petal Sets Pique—Various Styles Round Collars Bertha Collars Lace Yokes Kann's—Street Floor. ‘Square Collars You’d Never Dream Such Beautiful FOX Scarfs Could be bought for so little. —They are beautifully soft and fluffy, every scarf is brand new, and just the thing to finish off your new suit or coat. Red Fox . . . $15 Cross - Dyed Fox ... $28 Silver Fox $49.50 AR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1932. Quilt Patches—Enough for One Quilt —Old-fashioned patchwork quilts are all the vogue at present. Why not make one? Here are the patches for it...in a variety of colors and sizes. All colors fast. Notion Department—Street Floor. Gives You a Dress and a Jacket or Coat Which Can Be Worn Separately - Sizes 16% to 26’4 42% to 52% —Though they are made in half sizes they preserve their youthful line and youthful air and you'll recognize this fact the moment you try one on. Some of them are made entirely of the plain crepe, but others smartly contrast the plain with new prints. New Blues Beige Black Black-and-White The Suit Is Distinctly 1932 And So Is Its Price— 515 —When you are picking out your suit be sure it has the new broad shoulders, the nipped-in waist line, and is made of diagonal or crepy wools. It may be fur trimmed, but is equally smart without, especially if it has the new mili- tary smartness. In the new Spring colors— Corsair blue, beigeen tan and black. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Blouses, $2.95 —Flat crepes, prints, dotted designs, including the popular Joan Crawford and the “Quack- Quack” print...Misses’ and women’s sizes. Large Women's “Duplan-Duray” Print Frocks 53.95 Sizes 38 to 56 —“Duplan-Duray” is a name to “conjur” with. The majority of women know this good look- ing, silky appearing, and good wearing mate- rial. They also know that the frocks are fash- ioned on flattering, youthful lines, and are very attractive with their touches of lace or con- trasting color trimmings. Extra Size Bias Cut Slips, $1.95 —Tailored and lace trimmed slips of French finished silk crepe. The popular bias cut styles that fit the body snugly and eliminate bungly fullness. White, tea rose and flesh. Kann's—Second Floor. 2 5c¢ box