Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1932, Page 16

B—4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1932. BUDGET RESULTS UE N DEEHBER Whether Economy and Tax| Measures Succeed to Be Told to Congress. By the Assoclated Press. Whether the Government's $3.250.- 000,000 revenue law—plus reduced ex- penditures—will balance the budget is ot to be made public until December. Budget officials themselves will not know until November, when they obtain estimates from all departments which should show just how much revenue the new taxes are i ‘The public will get its first authentic information the next month, for then President Hoover will send his annual budget message to Congress, asking ap- propriations for the 1934 fiscal ye: | Meanwhile, though, the Senate's economy subcommittee will work ahs two investigators compiling information for it and the Senate Around October 1, the committee will | gend to department heads & 1 ask- | ing how the $150.000,000 1y _pro- s should be made to correct w, what recommendations they have as to how more money could be saved. A few weeks before the next session the committee will summarize this in- formation for the Senate, according to Chairman Jones. Budget and Treasury officials say no effort will be made before late Fall to estimate probable receipts and expendi- | tures. Although they hx rt- | mental reports then will h get balanced, none will v tive prediction just now. deficits totaling $3,788,000,000. BRITISH HERO BURIED ‘ NEAR UNKNOWN’S TOMB | Last Wish of Lord Plumer Granted With Ceremony in Westminster Abbey. By the Associated Press. TLONDON. July 20 —The last wish of Field Marshal Lord Plur World War hero, who died day, was granted today with his burial in ancient Westminster Abbey. He had expressed a desite to be e Tomb of Britain’s Un- and it was in the new Chapel, close to this spot, fleld marshal's body was Warriors that the placed. The funeral ceremony was attended with all milif pomp. The flag- draped coffin, surmounted by a g! white wreath the field marst plumed hat, was s of noted men, as p drawn on a gun carriage from Wi ton Barracks to th It was accompa massed bands. e solidly by panoplied gu detachments of his maje: forces and throngs of s P The American embassy was repre sented at the funeral by Lieut. Col Cortlandt Parker, military attache. LEAP FROM ERIDGE VAIN AS MAN IS RESCUED Suicide Note of Father of Seven Says He Was Fairly Well Off Year Ago. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, July 20.— Before he plunged 158 feet from the Manhattan Bridge, Dominica Sica wrote a note saying: “Fairly pauper. 2 seven childr orphans they will find help.” But Sica’s desire for death w: trated. Milton Stulay. 18 flash downward in the last night. He plunged water, subdued Sica, fo current and dragges Sica Wwas recovering today. 11 off a year ago. now a vbe when my wife and re a wid from bruses The United States supplied France with more than $2,385,000 worth of ag- ricultural machinery in 1931. | Sale! piled up budget | W COL. J. W. DEGR. DEGRANGE RETIRED AS ARCHIVES HEAD Leaves Chief Army Engineer's Office After 43 Years' Service; Gets Commendation. Col. J. William DeGrange, 76, clerk in charge of the archives section, chief engineer's office, tment, has een Tetired ent s . He is the only worker to receive three extensions in the ar Dep: Col. DeG a s eligible for retire- ment in Feb: 27, 27, but was given Store Closed Saturdays a two-year extension. He was granted a similar extension in February, 1829, and was in the middle of his third ex- tension when retired under the provi- slons of the economy act. He first entered the Government serv- ice as a clerk in the Treasury Depart- ment. In 1892 he entered the War De- partment and served there continuously until retirement. A native of Martinsburg, W. Va., Col. DeGrange has lived in the District for almost half a century. He was founder of the All States Society and the West Virginia Society and was one of the organizers of the League of Republican Clubs. He lives with his wife, Mrs. Laura 8. DeGrange, and_their daugh- ter, Lenora Marie, at 1756 Kilbourne place. On his retirement, Col. DeGrange was commended by Maj. Lytle Brown, chief engineer, for his service. CAFETERIAS NOVELTY Europeans in Ottawa Enjoy New Way of Serving Meals. OTTAWA, July 20 (#)—European visitors here for the Imperial Confer- ence are reveling in the novelty of [ North America’s cafeteria style of serv- ing meals. Last night a number of men and women in_evening dress took their places in line with their trays, ap- parently enjoying the adventure hugely. of your blood and let Nature KEEP THE : helps Nature combat Arthritis, ritis, Rheumatism, Bright's Di Stomach Trouble, Kidney and Bla der Trouble and High Blood Pres- sure, No taste, no odor, not a phy- sic. Phone or write for free sample. CAPON MINERAL WATER Met. 1056 215 Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg. During July and August rtcratt- Continuing Our Clearance of 1,368 Pairs of Fashionable Summer F ootwear . . . Values to $14.50 Many Fall Models Included 211 Pairs of Samples, Size 4-B Included All Sales Final No C. O. D’s leratl- FOOTWEAR Connecticut Avenue at L Park Your Car Free at the L Street Garage “Senaie” Layer Felt ATTRESSES Specially Made by the Washington Mattress Co. Formerly $9.95! —Here's a mattress value that many homes and Summer cotta; arms! ges will hail with open Fine Quality Layer Felt 4-Row Imperial Stitching Heavy Rolled Edges 46 Tufts to the Covered With Full Size Woven Stripe Ticking Available in All Sizes anni Penn. Ave=Eighth and D Sts Bed Dept. Third o Floor Penna. Ave., 8th and D Sts. TUNE IN WOL—Tonight 6:15 —Jantzen Program, sponsored by Kann's. 25-Picce Glass Beverage Sets *1.00 —The beautiful, sparkling Golden Glow glass sets in the popular Madrid pattern. With square pitcher, 8 tum- blers, 8 fruit juice glasses and 8 ice tea glasses. Kann's—Third Floor. 1500 Rayon SLIPS 2 for %1 —Lace trimmed and tailored, bias and silhouette styles of rayon taffeta. Also some of rayon flat crepe (rayon and cotton). White, tearose and flesh. Sizes 34 to 44. Were 89c to $1.00. Now two for $1.00 or 59c ea. Kann's—Second Floor. Ensemble Sets 79¢ —An attractively decorated, en- r step-on _refuse pail and waste paper basket fo match. The refuse pail with re- movable galvanized iron insert. Cotton Coverlette SPREADS $2.25 —Charming old Colonial de- signs in blue, rose, gold, and green. Double-bed size. For- merly $2.95. Kann's—Street Floor. A Special Sale of Neckwear 27¢ —Collar and cuff sets, yokes, etc., of fine eyelet batiste combined with lace, of organdy trimmed with lace . . . of lace . . . also fichues of dainty net. Kann's—Street Floor. RayonGowns 2 for ¢ sLo —Dainty, cool, practical gowns of non-run and plain rayonms, in pink, peach, nile and white. Pretty applique trimmed styles in sizes 16 and 17. Kann's—Street Floor, A New Shipment of Those Popular Embroidered Eyelet Batiste Dresses ' 2 for $3.00 —What a season for eyelet embroidered batiste dresses —and what values this sale offers! Cool, pretty styles to please everyone in white and the dainty pastel shades. The sheer chiffon voiles—equally as popular —are in new designs and beautiful colorings. Kann's—Second Floor. $1.95 and $2.95 Values Sizes 14 to 42 SRy ‘Also Printed Chiffon Voiles in Sizes 1410 40! s S e S Sale! This Season’s Newest § Swim Suits *1 *1.89 —A special purchase of novelty knit swim suits including white (lined). Several different style backs—*“Lucky Strike,” Novelty and Evening Strap in contrasting colors. Also plain and novelty weave suits. Sizes 34 to 40. In W hite and Colors $2.95 to $5 Values White, Black, Maize, Poudre Blue, and Nassau Blue Kann's—Second Floor. 1,000 Pairs MESH SANDALS For Beach and Street Wear! Formerly $1.59! —Tee-strap models in all white. Ties in all white and white with colored trimmings. All with genuine leather soles and covered Cuban heels. Fresh new models, just ar- rived and just what you want these hot Summer Shop early! Kann's—Street and Fourth Floors. RADMOOR Silk Hose 45-Gauge Chiffons— 42.Gauge Service Wts. 67(3 pr. —Every pair is flawless and clear . . . every pair is perfect and made full fashioned, with French heels and dainty seli color picot \ tops. Sizes 87; to 1074 in these smart colors— Noon Time Sandee Allegresse Sun Tan ¥ Beige Clair Nassau and Sun Beige i White Special Purchase! 8-Pc. Ready Made JASPE SLIP COVERS Wi $4.99 s $8.95 —Natural colored jaspe with box-pleated flounce on front and sides, and contrasting binding. Covers made to fit the average size 3-piece suite of living room furniture with 5 separate cushions. 17-Pc. Jaspe Dining Room Slip Cover Sets .$1.99 Jaspe Da-Bed Covers—Orig. $1.98 .99¢ Kann's—Third Floor. To the First 400! A Bagful of Toiletrie Samples to each customer purchasing Toiletries amounting to $1.00 or more, tomorrow! —Like surprises? Well here’s a whole bag full of them! Popular Toilet articles, such as trial size creams, soaps, powders—but we'll let you find out the rest for yourself. Just buy toiletries amounting to $1.00 or more, and the package is yours. Kann's—Street Floor.