Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1932, Page 23

THE EVENING NEW TARIFF IS HELD “AN ALIEN BONANZA” Senator Vandenburg in Radio Talk Criticizes Plan of Gov. Roosevelt. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1932. W. B. Moses & Sons Nat’l 3770 § - F St. at 11th More Savings for Friday! ] LINENS 55—9x12 DEPT~LOWER FLOOR Greatly Reduced Wool Wilton $29.97 $1.74 6 White wool-filled comforters. Genuine wool wilton wi fringed ends. Small chinte pn:h- Size 72x84. Were $5.00 each. terns or large allover Persian designs on grounds of tan, tau) green, rose or blue. '! lus _control . We have the same percentage share of the world's trade as always, and we shall capture our full export prosperity when there is world trade to capture.” Senator Vandenberg said business revived after adjournment of Congress in July “because business was relieved of fear that any of the wild schemes promulgated in the Democratic House would be permitted to impede Amer- ican recovery.” He said the recovery had been halted this month because “election news from Maine indicated the wild schemes might be approach- Vatican to Assist [OLD EPDEMICS |z OCCUR IN SERIES |, e enome VATICAN CITY, September 22.—The Vatican agreed yester- day to co-operate with the Italian government in its plan to stage an experimental mock air raid on Rome on September 28. ‘The government asked the Vatican to follow the rules for extinguishing lights which have been issued to the civilian popu- lation, explaining that ctherwise Vatican City would be a “sighting point” for the enemy raiders. Cardinal Pacelli, papal secre- tary of ctate, agreed that the Vatican would be darkened when Rome is and also the extraterri- torial buildings belonging to the Vatican. Visit Our Circulating Library Visit OQur Circulating Library Similarity of “Curves” in Widely Separated Areas Is Noted. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, September 22.—Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan ing greater power at Washington.” charged in a radio address last night | that “Democratic tariff international- HINTON MUCH BETTER ism as spogsored by Gov. Franklin D. e Roosevelt would constitute an allen Famous Pilot, However, May Re- bonanza.” main in Hospital for Some Time. ‘The Michigan Senator said the ‘The condition of Walter Hinton, noted domestic market normally is worth $90,000,000,00, and foreign trade only | former naval aviator, who has been a patient at Emergency Hospital since a little over $6.000,000,000. He declared Democratic tariff principles “amount to | September 6, as a result of a serious slightly earlier than in the other cities. |gambling nineiy billion dollars against | heart attack, was reported todsy as .,.The study led to the conclusion that |six billions.” “quite favorable,” though he probably “the characteristic time distribution of | “Sixty-eight per cent of the rate in- | will not be discharged from the hos- certain Government offices here and |the season of high prevalence is a | creases in the 1930 tariff act are upon | pital for some time. college student groups in the District of series of epidemics, each of several |raw farm preducts and 94 per cent Hinton was pilot of the NC-4 during Columbia, Massachusetts, Maryland, | Weeks’ duration and marked off by in- |upon raw and derivative farm prod- the first airplane flight across the At- Louisiana, Illinois, Utah, Arizona and | tervening periods of lowered preva- " sald Senator Vandenberg. lantic. He also was pilot for the California. In all nearly 6,000 persons | lence.” 'In each city there were ap- |said the address was an answer to Gov. | famous Rice expedition up the Amazon were included in the study. | proximately six time zones, each of | Rocsevelt’s speech at Seattle. and participated in other motable - » Si which was characterized by an epi- “Repeal of the tariff act would mean | flights. He has been active in avia- || “Cold Curves” Similar, | demic. repealing all chance for farm relief, | tion circles here for years. !hmsi rfimn&kah{le&actflbrfixg oeut"v;ni PRESEASEES ! these widely MINERS AND OPERATORS REJECT AMENDED PACT Colds occur each year all over the United States in a serles of epidemics, | occurring at approximately the same time in difterent localities and largely | independent of local weather condi-| tons. 5 Such is the conclusion from a Public | Health Service study of the yearly inci- dence of respiratory diseases, based upon reports from Government medieal officers and their families, employes in Shoppers’ Special Lunch 35¢ Baked Fresh Bluefish a la Italienne Parsley, Potatoes Grilled Fresh Tomatoes Roll and Butter Iced Tea, Coffee Now Showing Complete Line of Friday . Only Corrective SHOES for style ed_bedsp 34.94 each. Sale price, $2.44 ea. bedspreads, reduced size; regular 59¢ grade. 3 for 98¢ 36 Fringed linen peasant cloths, size 54x54. Friday only, 84c ea. 13 Pure linen crash sets, good quality, size 52x52; 6 napkins. all these widely separated parts of the country. It was found that for all the groups examined the rates decline Offer Is for Residences Only Imported French Oval Home Owners rather regularly from April to about the middle of July or the first of August. ‘Then for each locality they start s hoot- ing up again, but there is no steady increase during the Fall and Winter corresponding to the steady decline during the Spring and Summer. Rather, it is pointed out in the Pub- | lic Health Service report of the study, the rate of incidence shows a series of | in the lately strike-ridden Hocking Val- | jumps and rapid declines. From the |ley bituminous coal district of Southern Ohio was rudely shattered yesterday | reports of Washington rkers and college students for the years studied, for example, it is shown that there were five outstanding peaks. High points Peace Hope in Hocking Valley Is Shattered as Auto of Mine Pumper Is Stoned. By the Associated Press. ATHENS, Ohlo, September 22 —Peace | George White's were reached about the middle of Jan- |ratified by miners and operators. Operators of a Manhattan Coal Co. | uary and the middle of Februa rated by sharp declines. Then sepa- came the steady decline until late'in August, after which there was a steady increase to a new peak in October. There other peaks in November and earl; next January. Identical Curve Shown. were y the But almost this identical curve was shown in the same years, both for the much milder climates of New Orleans and Berkeley, Calif, and the much severer climates of Boston and Chicago. In New Orleans, however, the season of | mobile of John Glenn. high prevalence began and ended the Manhattan mine, W | mine at Tropic posted notice that they would pay $3 a day to laborers, instead | | of the $3.28 specified in the Governor’s | pact. when two mine operators refused to ac- | cept Gov. amended | peace pact which only last week was At the 267 mine of the Ohio Colleries | | Co. another notice was posted, stating the mine would not accept the amend- | ed peace plan, but would operate under | the Governor's original 10-point pro- gram, announced early in the Summer, gel‘-g\sittmz hiring of labor from outside | elds. | As a result of the notices, an auto- | Experts Agree That A FALL Is A 4 o — [ & (V) the Best S eason . Planting! fOl‘ a pumper for | d. | For One Week to Your Special ; This Special We Will Make Order, Mounted on 10-Year Guaranteed Rollers CLEANABLE WINDOW SHADES [—————————_F 36 to 44 inches wide, 6 ft. long © NATIONAL Any Color 75¢ Regular Price, $1.25 P. 8. Bring In your old rollers and save an additional 15c on each shade, SHADE SHOP 1213 Eye St. N.W. and com- fort! $2.94 AAA to C Black or Brown Also see our “Paris Fashions” shoes in $79 .94 novelty patterns. . Special for Friday and Saturday Shoe Repair Shop 148¢ j16¢ For men, women and children. DELIVERY SERVICE Half soles Rubber heels attached $5.95 and $7.85 Sweaters ‘Were $3.95 set. Sale price, $1.64 set 9—2x2-yd. White linen double damask tablecloths; regular $6 L...0...52.94 ea. 15-yd. White linen dou- ble damask tablecloths; regular $7.50 each $3.94 ea. 6 2x3-yd. White linen double damask tablecioths; regular $9.00 each.. .$4.94 ea. 15 dos. 22x22 Fine quality double damask napkins to match table- cloths; regular $7.50 dozen. $3.94 doz. Chenille_bath mats, assorted colors. Friday only 88c ea. 16 Fine quality sheets, 63x99. Were $1.16 each. Sale price, 83c ea. 20 Fine quality sheets, 72x99. Were $1.28 each. ..98c ea, 18 Fine quality sheets, 81x99. Were $1.37 each $1.08 ea. 25 Candlewick bed s preads, heavily embroidered. Single or $2.84 ea. 12 Oregon City blankets, weight 4% Ibs. Were $13.50 each. price w large size. Were $12.00 ea. $5.94 es. Patex dish towels (the wonder towel), dries 3 times as many dishes as other towels. 6 for 94c Crown brand taffeta comfort- ables, two-tone corded edge. ‘White wool filled. A great :ll!e .74 ea. New Uplift Brassieres 78c Made by a nationally known manufacturer whe has never before offered his fine quality merchandise for any less than $1. Made in the scientific uplift style; swaml, lace or jersey. Sizes 32 to 38 in the group. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $4 and $S Kid Gloves ......5]64 0dd lot of in vari- Fog g R Ko X Fall colors. Washable capeskin gloves, suited RADIOS Only 3 of these regular $128 10-tube console style or Milk (Served from 11:00 to 2:30) Have Ann Lee Washi 's P sshington's Popular Tes Read Your Cup 310 5:30 TEA ROOM LOWER FLOOR SALE! Girls’ & Boys’ School Shoes Extra Special 3145 & 3195 Sturdy school shoes in Black ++ . Brown . .. Smoked Elk .. . White. Sizes 8 to 2. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Drapery Specials $2.95 to $7.50 yd. Damasks, $1.88 Fine quality 50-inch damasks in 3 to 25 yd. pleces. Plain or figured styles, 23 pieces in all. $2.50 yd. Sample Squares, 69¢ 100 sample squares of fine quality damask, tapestry, velour, ete. 26x25" size. $1.15 Pillows, 79¢ Only 25. Rayon pillows with :fl" figures in ul:’l tonxu of , green, or gold. apok Odd Curtains (Quantities Limited From 1 to 10 Pairs of a Kind) 2 styles, in ruffied or- Wilton Rugs Were $ 3 98 56.95 Novelty patterns in blue, gold, rose or taupe grounds. Suited gSpeclally o bed rooms. Shee x3'S”, Broadloom Carpet Frida ()nlly y$2- 88 q. yd. Plain broadloom carpet in biue, taupe, rust, green or burgundy. 9 ft. wide, some in 12 ft. width, Regular $3.90 yd. value. Limited quantities. Washable Chenille Rugs Can be used on either side. For bed rooms or bath rooms. green, taupe, rose, gold. Not all colors in every size. Friday only at these prices, 24x36, were $2.65 30x60, were $9. . .o..iois 36x72, were $11.75 Wilton Carpet Was §M) 48 $5.50 yd. o 14 patterns in fine quality fig- ured wilton carpet, 27 inches wide. 8'; to 40 yds. to a piece. Special for Friday. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR $2.84 Silk Undies Very limited number of step- ins, all handmade, fitted tops. Limited number of undies, in- cluding chemise, step-ins_and dancettes. Were $1.84. 790 7 brassieres of broc! lo; models with uplift swami 19“ tops; were 84c.. . Cc 2 girdles, 12” and 14”. Of Sale of Evergreens Fall Planting Is Best First, because the soil is warm and workable, and early Fall rains pack the earth firmly about the roots. Second, because you gain a full seczon. Fall planting assures your evergreens a “flying start” next Spring. $1.96 $1.96 $1.96 $1.96 $1.96 $1.95 Limited number of all wool sweaters with vee and round necklines, long sleeves. Plain color or figured. 3 cotton blouses, were S84 7 satin or crepe blouses, soiled, were $3.75 to $5.45 MOSES—SECOND FLOOR gandy; were $2.84... 2 styles, in ruffied or- gandy; were $3.34... 6 styles, tailored nets; were $2.84.... broche with two sections of elastic. Sizes 26 and 27. This “miniature forest” of choice ever- Were 5 composettes of broche with flat swami-top brassiere for short figures. Two sections of eclastic. Sizes 34, 36, 42, $l 44. Were $6; asis....... MOSES—SECOND FLOOR greens was purchased at remarkably low prices from a well known nursery in the East which had to dispose of them quickly to clear off land on which their lease had expired. $1.49 s re 4 stylen, tailored nets; pacts. Were 1325 4 styles, tailored nets; were $3. 1 style, ruffied net; was $484............ $1.96 1 style, tailored net; e, e Read All Other Odd Curtains . the New ] and Interesting Books in Our Circulating Library No C. O. D. Orders Can Be Filled. And Personal . PRICE Selection Is Strongly Advised ‘.M .fet&.’ $1.25 Globe Arbor Vitae Approximately 15 Inches High Dense globular form—rich, dark green foliage. 22 to 24-inch Size Regularly Each plant is wrapped—with large clump of soil protecting the roots. Sizes are approximately given, as ¢ Nail Polish. Were $1.50. .67 3 Cuticle Cream. Were 75, 49¢ € :llo:.blnn! Nail Polish. Were 2 Hate N B 6 prs. ruffied embroidered net Be curtains, were $9.84 $4.98 2 for 12 Golden G1int Shampoo. 6 prs. point Venice net curtains, Were 15¢ 2 for 2lc were $19.84 $9.97 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR. naturally the plants vary slightly. $1.50 American Arbor Vitae 22 to 24 Inches High 69- $3.50 Tall Arbor Vitae Approximately 3 Feet High $ l 69 $1.50 Moss Cypress Approximately 15 Inches High Table Lamp 69</{l "s5.54 $2.00 Canadian Yew . Promises a Rich Growth 98- Oc 28 to 30-inch Size This much admired variety of Arbor Vitae takes a handsome pyramided form —and has bronze Winter coloring. September Furniture Sale Both the down payment and the time required for paying the balance may be arranged to your convenience I | Hovey’s Golden Arbor Vitae Arbor Vitae 08¢ i 60c High $2 Golden Plume Cypress Approximately 18 Inches High 98¢ $2.00 Greek Junipers Approximately 15 inches 98- “GET IT AT. OLDENBERG'S 28w, Golden FEATURE OF OUR LAMP SALE Italian Alabaster One of the best varieties—columnar in shape. Retains its bright green foliage throughout Winter. Handsome Specimens September Sale This lovely variety has soft, graceful sil- Has beautiful feathery foliage—excel- very blue foliage—a great favorite. lent choice for foundation planting. Dark green foliage that takes on a bronze cast in Winter. Spreading habit of growth, Compact conical shape—with greyish- green follage—a satisfying choice. Bed-Davenport (chair to match, $20) A full size davenport by day—covered in your choice of tapestries or friezettes. At night may be opened to a full size bed (one style opens lengthwise, the od:e_r opens from the side.) The davenport costs $59, so that together with the chair the 2-pc. suite complete is only $79. The chair comes in a choice of three styles: Wing-back, club-back or flip-back styles. MOSES—SIXTH FLOOR. 19-In. High Table Lamp of Alabaster $4.94 In white or brown. Complets with 13-14” MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Many Other Fine Specimens at Equally Remarkable Prices! Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store.