Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1935, Page 28

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D BURG DESCRIBES CAPE HORN VOYAGE National Geographic Explorer Tells of Trip in Surf- boat. Those who prefer to adventure vicariously rather than in the flesh re- ceived a large order of its Friday night when Amos Burg, youthful explorer, described to guests of the National Geographic Society his voyage around | ‘ Cape Horn and in Southern seas, | most of the trip being made in a 26- | foot surfboat. Burg used motion pic- tures and slides in retelling his story. | The expedition was made under aus: pices of the Geographic Society. Retracing Darwin’s “Voyage of the Beagle.” Burg found the largest sheep ranch in the world, the “Devil's Isle” of Argentina, vanishing Indian types, cave-dwelling penguins that made | noises like braying jackasses, and an unexplored area of 1,000 square miles. | W'GROARTY TO LAUNCH LENTEN LECTURE SERIES | | California Representative to Speak at Catholic School of Social Service. Representative John Steven Mc- Groarty of California will be the first speaker in a series of three afternoon | Lenten lectures, beginning at 4 p.m. today at the National Catholic School of Social Service, 2400 Nineteenth street His subject will be “The Mission- ary Drama in California.” The lec- tures are being sponsored by the Washington Auxiliary of the school. | The _lectures will continue on i March 31 when “The Unknown Land"” will be the topic of Rt. Rev. Peter | Guilday of the Catholic University. | ing Gold Standard. | The lecture on April 7, “Social Work | By the Assocated Press. and Culture,” will be given by Rev, | | william by [ KING LEOPOLD RECEIVE Financial Quarters Speculate | coming popular in French Indo- | China. MARCH 24, BELGIAN ECONOMIST Nature of Discussions Regard- BRUSSELS, March 23.—While a gowr:mem spokesman emphatically | parties today and asked their views enied repeated reports that Belgium | on a cabinet which would offer the|is to be moved this hi s c batteries are be- | was about to quit the gold standard, | best possibilities for economic revival rivmer S O omge of Josing thelr faius tenedt King Leopold today received Emile | in Belgium. | Francqui, leading Belgian economist, 1 1935—PART ON and financial quarters were speculat- ing as to the nature of the dis- cussiol The spokesman had pointed out that the Belgian franc was stabilized by law in 1926, establishing it for a 25-year period. This could be re- pealed only by another law, he said. Former Premier Georges Theunis, the resignation of whose cabinet | precipitated the present crisis, saw the leaders of the three leading political S on Despite Theunis' objections to the | post he remained the favorite for the | } premleuhlp PLANES TO CARRY ORE EDMONTON, Alberta, March 23 (UP).—Airplanes will fly $2,000,000 |NEW | would to the railroads this year. MacKenzie air service, said the ore Lake Country to the refinery at Port | Hope, Ontario. placed RELIEF PLAN URGED CHICAGO, March 23 (#)—A $30,- | 000,000 rural rehabilitation plan which take almost 160,000 families off relief was approved “for study and el cé rudiuintces frocal oo os | investigation” by the Tilinois Emer- ‘gmcy‘ Relief Commission yesterday. t will be submitted to Washingtol W. L. Brintell, president of the|soon for approval e Affected would be farm owners in desolate wilderness of the Great Bear farmers, stranded farm laborers, dis- farmers and stranded industrial laborers. v The GOLDENBERG CO. P ROGR-SS NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS For Living Room Suites $ 4.88 Complete with 5 Sep- arate Cushion Covers. ¢ ! % Black. white, navy blue and every favored shade for spring, summer in this unusual collection of beautiful silks! PRINTED CREPES, in light and dark grounds, dots, florals, plaids, checks, stripes and neat figures, RUFF CREPES and CRINKLE CREPES. Goldenberg's=~Main Floor W' $6.95 t0 $8.95 Felt-Base RUGS 9x12-ft. Size Perfect and slight misprints. Walnut veneered pieces in modern design of real beauty. Gracefully proportioned and unusually large pieces. The construc- tion is sound and the finish is exceptionally Three-Piece Bedroom Suite good. It’s a great value at this low price. Pieces sold separately. [ Goldenberg’s will take in your old furniture in part payment for the new Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor 94 Made of heavy 64-square sheeting, free from starch or dressing. Housewives appreciate the extra length of these sheets. For living room furniture—davenport and 2 chairs. Tailored from rainbov spe cloth, in rust or green. _All have pleated fronts. Will fit medium or arge size suites. In the Modern Manner Goldenberg's—Third Floor Ruffled CURTAINS DELIVERS Balance in convenient monthly payments plus small carrying charge. 54-Inch Spring Woolens 97 All-wool quality in tweeds, checks and novelty weaves. Popular colors for Spring. Printed Piques New Spring styles in a range of love- ly plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors, Guaran- teed tubfast. Rugs of known merit—including Pabco, Neponset and Congoleum, three makes famous for long service. Attractive tile, floral and novelty designs. 9x105-Ft. 7V,x9-Ft. 6x9-Ft. $1.95 Inlaid s %3'8'9 39¢c to aOc Felt-Base Armstrong, Congoleum, Bird and Pabco felt-base floor cov- Priscilla Cottage 3 popular styles in colorful Spring window treatments. Cottage, Bath Room and Priscilla curtains. Hollywood marquisette and net, plain or fancy weaves, Sizes 81x99, 72x99 and 63x99 in. Goldenberg's—Third Floor before hem ming wide. ;flra(‘live designs; _ perfect quality. Square Linoleum Such famous makes as Arm- $ 28 strong, Sealex . and Sloane— every yard perfect quality. Large or small tiles in all wanted colors. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store Hand-Tufted Candlewick Spreads Full double bed s 1 .78 4.Year Guaranteed | Pillow || Cases ’ 1 ing, in leading Same fine qual- 24 colors. ity as the 4- Goldenberg' a—Mam' Floor, SAVE on This High-grade New Buffet Model GASRANGE | 344 95 Full Porcelain Exterior. Automatic Lighter. Thermostat Oven Heat Control. Large ‘Oven Fully Insulated. Pull-out Broiler. Pull-down Porcclain Cover. Gas Saving Burners Easily Cleaned. Marbelized Green or Suntan Finish. o Down Payment Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store Women’s $3 “Stylite” Arch- Support SHOES $1.99 Quality and comfort at a price! Blacks, brown and white kid leathers — com- bination lasts. Nurses’ regulation oxfords included. size. Heavy un= | | - ‘ bleached sheet. Goldenberg’s Main Floor o R AR Sizes 4 to 9 Widths A to EEE Johnson’s GLO-COAT Combination Qutfit | $1.47 Women s Evening Sandals $1.98 Smart gold, sil- ver and satin footwear for formal wear— rem arkably 1 0w priced! High or low heels. All sizes. Women’s $1.19 to $1.69 ALL-LEATHER Slippers 87 Flexible leather soles for comfort. Many styles; all sizes. Ready-to- Hang Plinted Johnson's PORCH AWNINGS HUNG FREE DURING THIS SALE All have 3Y;-ft. extension and 5-ft. drop, including lZ-mch valance. Green or other painted stripes. Galvanized pipe and hardware. 5 ft. 6 ft. 7 ft. 8 ft. 9 1t Twin-Poster 8-Pc. Bed Outfit @ Poster Beds, mahogany, o 1o e . 9 3 : ; ¥ b tempered steel. @ 2 Roll-edge Mattresses. @ 2 Feather Pillows. $3 Delivers—Balance in Convenient Pay- ments, Plus a Small Carrying Charge Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Engraved Frames and * Tru-Vue Lenses 5 95 FRAMES are smartly engraved, fitted with new type rocking Pearloid pads. LENSES are Famous 10 tt. wide. ..511.98 *Tru-Vue Torics, fitted to your eyes by registered 11 ft. wide. ..$12.98 optometrlsts. 12 ft. wide...$13.98 13 ft, wide. ..$14.98 14 t, wide. ..$15.98 wide wide. . wide. . wide..... wide. ... Curtain Stretchers “WONDER" 538-1t rust - proof hardware! Tiin. pins. hingea easel back, center brace. se- lected lumber with printed numbers. . . Garbu |u 49c 5-gal. size galvanized iron garbage cans, cor- rugated sides. size, Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Colored Cylindrical and Bifocal Lenses Excepted * Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. e *Reg. U. S. Patent Office Goldenberg’s—Main Floor L____ - A Charge Account Is Convenient