Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1933, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HIGH COURT ALLOWS | lster was xiiea whie working on the | QFFICERS MAY BECOME INSURER TO BRING SUI The insurance company, under its | G T | bonds furnished to Bralove under the = workmen's compensation act, after pay- | ing a judgment obtained agninst Bra- love, sought to recover from Moses, charging the death was due to his D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1933. e —_— : T , which adds to the 1020 reg- 4 t at $10,000 each - | school em | rew order, whie . THREE HOLD-UP SUSPECTS | 3 et o et D trct Rrtorsey | omm, “piopment, service since Sep. | uiations. | David A. Hart. g ACTING NAVY SECRETARY| e new order seads: “In the ab-| HELD FOR'GRAND JURY | “Nisrelk Sirmian. owner of the store,| e 300 61 the workers wombme: | sence of the Secretary of the Navy, the located in the 5500 block of Connecti- students. X 2 | Assistant Secretaries of the Navy and _|cut avenue, testified Wilkins and Pope New Regulations Permit Chief of | Assistant Sccretaties O C08 o diuties | Allelged to Have Robbed Con- | enfered his place and asked for sand- necticut Avenue Delicatessen. Aeronautics and Others in Line | of the Secretary of the Navy shall tem- wiches. As he started to wait on them Bail Set at $10,000 Each. ATTACKCONGESTION Reverses D. C. Tribunals in Per- mitting Aetna to Sue in negligence. Workman's Death. | The District of Columbia courts de- ’ porarily devolve upon officers of the | | Wilkins drew a gun and Pope rified t Cr\ Sf(ll to Assume Duties. line of the Navy in the following order | cash register of aj ximate silver, he sald. Police cha: AT EASTERN HICH Citizens Ask Action to Avoid = Rearrangement of Schedule. A protest against overcrowded con- flitions at Eastern High School, which | il necessitate rearranging of sched- | next month, kingress Heights € a meeting last 1 in #Heights Baptist he new schedule will affect chil- in the lower classes, it was s' Association Congress | £ The Relief Comm! a $iittee on Schools were go-operate with the Cc Parent-Teacher Junches to ::A protest was made #f automobiles on T tween Waclark place treet beca of Members said an accident had re pepurred in this block which resulted . the death of one of the oc of the car James G. Yaden, Federation of _Cit Bddressed the ass the need for tt followt A committee was appointed to ar. gange for use of the Congress Heigh $School for future meetings. SEEK IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOOL FURNACE Northeast Citizens Pass Resolution to Eliminate Gas Fumes Emitted by Plant. £ ‘Elimination of gas fumes emanating from_the antiquated heating plant in fhie Blair-Hayes School will be sought by the Northeast Citizens’ Association 4n accordance with a resolution adopted 8t its meeting last night in the Lud- low_School | The ascociation also will seek re- pfacing for the playground at the ter school and the building of a petaining wall to prevent the washing of mud out on the sidewalk. R ¥ @n asking school authorities for im- rovements in the Blair-Hayes School's eating plant, the citizens group de: @lared the present gas emission has | owed en attempt to step up the efficiency of the old t 1 £ The building formerly was poorly jéated, and on one occasion the kin- jergarten class had to be dismissed. | plaints and requests for a new nt met with the official explanation t money was lacking to Teplace the Present system, but that adjustments Wauld be made in order to increase the Qumace’s efficiency. The heat was in- sed, the citizens said last night, but 48 now makes the building unsafe. $ Other business at the meeting in- yed approval of the pending bill | ich would piace all prisoners in D. ‘penal institutions wnder the jurisdic- i8h of the District Parole Board. The iation also agreed to ask for im- ed alley lighting in its section. ot D8 ™ TAKOMA PARK SEEKS D. C. MILK PRICE CUT| eting of Citizens’ Association | Gets Statement Showing Cost in Other Cities. Efforts to secure a reduction in the il price of milk he District will made as the of action last Sight by the Takoma Park Citizens' Association at a meeting in the Takoma k Branch of the Washington Public rary. % President H. R. Sme 1 sented a ously sub- | supply 1% L prices quot # Washington, cepts; Boston, 11 cents; Philadel 8 gents, and Pittsburgh, 8 cents * Agriculture Department fig atached to the statement i1he sent to the Federatio { Associations, urging appre and investigation of the » e. Reed F. of the a sided, wi secretary URGE SUGAR TARIFF Levy Proposed b Grower: SCOTTS BLU OP)—TImmediate Philippine I artin v = "Splitting” Headaches * Until e Jeamed wh muserable — and found out about m;l’lhlrts (Nature's R(m!d') Now she gets fine with everybody. This safe, depend- aible, all-vegetable laxative brought quick relief ‘quiet nerves because it cleared her system Poisonous wastes—made bowel artion and regular. Thousands take NR daily. such a sure, pleasant corrective. Mild, -habit - form- . Nobad after- ts. At your E 3 o1 aTuM 11" Quick relif for acid indiges- tion, heartburn. Only S it | cided against the insurance company, The Aetna Life Insurance Co. was the suit. Prepared Air Use 0ld. | of succession: The chief of the Bureau Carbonated Water holding it did not have a right to bring | Naval regulations were changed yes- | terday to permit the chief of the Bu- | reau of Aeronautics and the judge ad- | vocate general to become Acting Secre- of Navigation; in his absence, on the chief of the Bureau of Acronautics, and his absence, on the chief of the Bureau of Engineering: in his absence, on the chief of the Bureau of eronautics, and Three men, accused of holding up & | joiner drove the car in which the men Connecticut avenue delicatessen last | Wednesday night, were bound over to the grand jury following a hearing be- fore Police Court Judge Gus A. Schuldt | = ding being erected by Harry | ove, the amount it had paid | the estate of Henry Roberts after the | have been used in the Roman era. she was always | | $1 and $1.25 Heavy Silks 79c 40-inch all-silk satins and canton crepes— rich qualities, in black and popular colors.— Main Floor. Men’s Warm Union Suits Originally $1.50 to $1.95! Duofold, Augusta 7 and Lambsdown. Medium and heavy weight fleeced garments. Long legs and sleeves.— Main Floor. r Men’s Work Trousers 79c Boys’, Girls’, Kiddies’ Shoes 79c $1.19 Plain Color Blankets ize—72x84 inches—in part-wool 79 bl . Plain shades of blue, green, rose or orchid.—Fourth Floor. |69¢ Holland Window Shades Perfect quality American Holland 2=79c Hard-finished, durable materials, in various patterns and colorings. Sizes 29 to 44.—Main Floor. Oxfords, high shoes and strap slippers, with durable soles. All sizes to 2.—Main Floor. shades (cut size 3x6 ft.), in white, fecru or green. Complete with fix- tures.—Fourth Floor, I].E?éc Unbleached Sheeting inches wide—an extra 12+479c high-count quality for > sheets and pillowcases.— Floor. Boys’ $3.95 Lumberjacks Genuine Hockmeyer tweedaroy reversible 32.79 lumberjacks—wool plaid lined. Button styles, 10 to 18; zipper styles, 5 to 8 yrs.—Third Floor. oys’ $2.50 Raincoat Sets Waterproof black or tan leatherette rain- coats—also tan or gray tweed effect. Belted 31.79 raglan models—8 to 16 years.—Third Floor. {tary of the Navy in the absence of Prepared air for houses is believed 1o | their superiors the L DENBER, Secretary Adams promulgated the 'Navy.” in the absence of all four of these, on judge advocate general of the yesterday, | Bail for the three men, Earl Wilkins, | Thomas W. Joiner and Willie W. Pope, A Dor.—12-07. Botlles Delivered to ¥ Home escaped. 1,000 Students Get Jobs. S, IOWA CITY, Iowa (F).—Approxi- mately 1,000 jobs have been procured for University of Iowa students by the E " Phond Lini 190k No Mail, Phone or C. . D). Order s —— _ You’'re Gelttin Values—But Men’s Pajamas and Nightshirts 2 for 79c Originally 69c; warm, fleecy flannelette; neat stripes. All sizes, but not in each style— Main Floor. Chemise, step-ins lace Main Floor. Part wool or ribbed cotton. Men’s Shirts—Drawers Most sizes.. Random colors.— 2 for 79c Main Floor. Men’s $1.59 & $1.95 Gloves Capeskins in brown or black; or knitted lining. 8 to 11.—Main Floor. 79c Men’s $1.49 & $1.95 Mufflers some new wools in Scotch plaids.—Main Men’s 35¢ Ties other fab- rics—stripes patterns.— 4 for 79c Main Floor. Men’s 19¢ Hosiery e patterns in sizes 10 to 5Prs.79c Main Floor. 12 Boys’ $1 Knickers also 8 to ficeced Long recfer style with fringed ends and and Mogadores Rayon - and - celanese; Fancy tweed pattern corduroys; navy blue: elastic top and bottom. 16—Third Floor, 79¢c Kiddies’ 25¢ & 50c Hosiery 5 prs. 79c Long ribbed hose, sport hose, anklets, socks and misses’_lisle hose with shaped legs.—Main Floor. Girls’ $1 Sweaters All wool; plain colo turtle neck, long sleeves; 30 to 36.—Third Floor 79c Girls’ $1 Wash Frocks e Girls’ Rayon Undies 26 79c $1.00 Crib Quilts Print broadcloth izes 7 to 16 10 with bloomers—Third Floor. combinations—elastic Third Floor. Ravon rib French leg. R L A 79c Infants’ $1 Shawls and blue—Third Floor. 79C 69c Crib Blankets Wool with deep fringe; white, pink 36x50 2fr 79¢ size~~Third Floor. Lifebuoy Soap 14 for 79¢ Limit 14 to customer. Main Floor High-count designs Corday’s $1.50 Lionette Perfumes Mo e ol gE R 790 $1.50 Wardrobe Bag Sets and shoe bag 790 Kleinert’s $1 Girdles 79c 50c All-Rayon Crepes 40 inches 21/2Yds. 79(‘, 12',c Fast-€olor Prints 10v4.79¢ $1.10 Congoleum Rugs 79c Heavy quality genuiné Congoleum Rugs—size 3x 4% feet. Seconds— Downstairs Store. . Cretonne garment bag to match.—Main Floor. All widths and sizes, of batiste or bro- cade.—~Notions, Main Floor. wide ; white Main Floor. Good assortment of col- ors.—Main Floor. $1 Washable Rugs 79¢ Scatter-size fast-color chenille and oval braided cotton rugs for bed room or bath. — Downstairs Store, Women’s 39¢ Rayon Undies 3 for 79c bloomers, and vests—tailored, trimmed or appliqued.— Men’s Cotton Hosiery 12 for 79c Originally 12 for $1! color.—Main Floor. 18c Percales 7 yds. 79¢ quality— tubproof Main Floor. GOLD 25c Turkish Bath Towels 5 for 79c 20x44-inch two-ply towels with colored borders. Limit five to customer.—Main Floor. panties, Stadium brand; outing flannels. 8 to 18 —Third Floor. Light cotton suits Medium weight wool, tint with rayon stripe. § to 9.—Main Floor. Boys’ $1 Pajamas Sizes 79 c Boys’ Lumberjacks $1.10 and $1.49 grades—all-wool plaids; {::,‘t.‘:;‘?( e :ir;:”l;;r:::;.\ Sk et 79c Children’s 50c Underwear fleeced vaist ‘Main Floor, % 3 for 790 Women’s 98c Union Suits 79c “Merode” Underwear Wor 's union suits—s: 10c Crash Toweling 27 in. wide; good ade.— . T e . S 12%c Bleached Pillowcases 8 for 79c¢ Bleached; Main Floor. Plain 42x36-inch size. - $1.00 Bootee Sets sets—sweater, cap and bootees; Tots’ $1 Beret Sets All-wool slipover sweaters with matching beret. 20 Third Floor, 79c 35¢ & 50c Hose Chardonize and Burson hose—broken lots. Some ir- ¢) Prs. C regular.—Main Floor. 12%c¢ Outing Flannels e R smp"'ngu.79c Eolbryesci—Ma ot 2 for 79c $1.00 Quilted Pads 79c 1ch pads—for tables or mat- 25c Flannelettes 4 for 79¢c Infants’ flannelettes—gowns, gertrudes and kimonos.—Third Floor, o 30 $1.98 Indoor Golf Sets 200 Yds. Cretonnes $1.50 Velour Drapes 79c $1.29 Drapery Damasks 50 inches wide—in rich plain and fig- 79 C ured effects.—Fourth Floor. 39 splendid quality —and Tust drapes 22 pairs of brown or green velour with valance.—Fourth Floor. - $1 Door Mats Size 18x30-inch heavy rubber door mats of long-wearing quality,.—Down= stairs Store, Used to Our Super- ust Look at These! Some French Room Models 79¢ Recently on Sale at $1.29 and $2.49! Including stunning French Room hats that were orig- inally many times this clearance price. Smartest felts, straws and fabrics—turbans, pie-plate effects, new brims. Black, brown, high shades. Large selection. 2114 to 23 ’ headsize. Goldenbers's—Second Floor ~ Women’s 50c Hose 3=79¢ Perfects and Irregulars Full-fashioned silk chiffon and mesh hose, hem or picot top. Also back lace and mesh hose. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Originally $1.45 and $1.95 79C 340 shirts—stripes, patterns and a few whites. Some slightly soiled, but other- wise perfect. Collar-to-match and collar- attached. Sizes 14 to 17 in lot. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Footwear Amazing Values at Many styles in black or brown kid—including models with genuine snake trims. All sizes. Goldenbers's—Main -Floor HOMEWARES $1.19 Glass Luncheon Set Green or topaz glass. Four cups anrd saucers, four compartment plates, four tall tumblers to c a set. $1.60 Mop-Polish Set Liquid veneer mop 79 with bottle of polish. c 311.3? Wash Boilers 0. size—heavy 79 [ e v AR D $1 Ironing Board Clear wood—with 79 C folding stand; well Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store Enameled Roasters $1.19 Tumbler Sets t of 18 decorated $1.29 Mop and Pail p! e 79¢c made. 12-qt. scrub pail. ., ENBERG SEVENTH AND K w750