Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 16

r A—16 #x» 'NAPKIN GETS THE GRAVY .« . but Oxol takes it out in the wash ADD a little Oxol to the soap and water in your wash. See how table cloths, nap- kins, all white cotton and linens come out snow-white: Oxol takes out stains. Pro- tects fabrics because it makes barsh rubbing and scrub- bing unnecessary. Get a bot- tle from your grocer: Contains no LIME or ACIDS NG STAR, WASHINGTON CUMMINGS FLAYS PAY SLIPS DEVICE Misstatements Charged by Attorney General in No- tice to Employes. B the Assoclated Press. CLEVELAND, October 29.—Attor- ney General Homer 8. Cummings left in Cleveland today an assertion that printed pay envelope slips telling em- ployes that the Social Security act will cut their pay contained “mis- statements of fact as unconscionable as they are deliberate.” Cummings said the “last minute use” of the slips was “a device that the. honorable employers of labor— and there are thousands of them— would scorn to use.” Employes will treat the slips as “so much waste paper,” he said. ‘The Attorney General addressed the Democratic Lawyers’ Club here last night, and in his broadeast talk said the result of President Roose- velt's devaluation of the dollar is that “our credit never stood higher than it does today, and the American dollar is the soundest monetary unit ‘| on the face of the earth.” “Reckless partisan orators and irre- sponsible purveyors of poisoned prop- aganda,” Cummings declared, “in an effort to terrorize the people, have conjured up the specter of imminent national bankruptcy. price which its securities command in the market. The best test of whether a government is sound and solvent is the price which investors are willing to pay for its bonds. “Today, in the midst of all the hue and cry about bankruptcy, excessive spending, waste, taxes and budgets, the solid fact remains that business men, foreigners as well as Americans, buy the bonds of the Government of Government, those very same issues were suffering & depreciation of 18 to 20 per cent.” MRS. GRIMES DIES Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon. Mrs. Mary Hunter Grimes died yes- “The ‘best test of the solvency and | credit of a private business is the | the United States at‘a price well | above par, while four years ago, when | Republicans were administering the | OOPS... THERE GOES THE INK! Oxol takes it right out! Re- moves stains, bleaches wash, makes fabricsimmaculate.Oxol is safe for fabrics because it contains no acids. e .4’ OFF COMES BATHTUB RING Oxol is the wonder-worker that cleans bathtub, toilet bowl, basin, sink—all tile and porcelaid. It de- odorizes, disinfects. Ask your grocer for a bottle of Oxol. terday at her home, 3419 Porter street, after a long illness. She is survived by three sons, Hunter 8., Frank G. and ‘Warren W. Grimes, and three daugh- ters, Miss Ethel Grimes, Mrs. Irma ! Whaley and Mrs. Thomas R. Chart- | ters. Services will be at Hysong's funeral | home {omorrow at 2:30 p.m,, followed by burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alex- D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. FALL WHILE PAINTING IS FATAL T0 MAN, 70 Rudolph mepenberger Dies in Hospital Nearly Month After Receiving Injuries. Rudolph Piepenberger, 70, of 477 I street, died in Sibley Hospital yester- day of injuries received nearly a month ago when he fell from a second-story window which he was painting. Piepenberger was working at a house in the first block of Rhode Island avenue when he fell. Both his arms and legs and his pelvis were fractured and he suffered concussion of the brain. Edgar Sproul, street southeast, was injured internally yesterday when he fell from a 20-foot ladder while working on a construction job at 121 M street southeast yesterday. He was taken to Casualty Hospital. lIrIIlIh llfe " I'D.r: ‘remodel - ‘:hun‘ repaired. Stein Bedding Co., lnc. 1004 Eye St. N.W. ME. 9490 33, of 410 Tenth || —— COL. C. C. REICHMANN, U.S. A, RETIRED, DIES Served in Philippines and Won Silver Star Citation—Ashes to Be Brought Here. Col. Carl Reichmann, 76, U. §. A, retired, died Tuesday in Minneapolis, the War Department was informed today. Funeral services will be held in the Minnesota city tomorrow. The body will be cremated and the ashes duty in this city. Luzon, in 1899, was Star citation. Wat in South Africa Following his tour He was an observer during the Boer | the Russian-Japanese War. each war he returned to Washington, placed in Arlington National Cemetery | ana from November, 1900, to February, at @ date to be decided later. A native of Germany, Col. Reich- ‘m September, 1905, remained here to mann enlisted in the United States! Prepare his reports on these two wars. Army in 1881 and rose through the|Col. Reichmann also had earlier serv various non-commissioned officer and officer grades. He had several tours of He served in the Philippines and for gallantry in action against insurgent forces at Magalang, 1901, and again from December, 1904, ice here from 1895 to 1898 when he was on detail in the Military Intelli- gence Division of the Adjutant Gen- eral's Department. In June, 1910, he completed & one-year course at the Army War College, and continued on duty there until 1913. From August, 1921, to June, 1922, he was again a student at the Army War College. 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