Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1937, Page 4

EPSLOPAL BUDGET " OFST0MOISHT General Council Trying to Push It Through—Western Clergymen Opposed. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, October 9.—The Gen- eral Council of the Protestant Episco- pal Church sought today to appease protesting clergymen from the “grass roots” areas and push through a budget of $7,500,000 for 1938-39-40. ‘The budget, representing an increase of $305254 over expenditures of the triennium ended in 1936, encountered opposition at the church general con- vention from delegates who felt it gave too much money to general headquar- ters in New York and not enough to missions. The Rev. R. A. Court 8immonds of the diocese of Oregan summed up the protests when he said: “The question of thia increuse is s serjous matter. We shall return to our parighes to meet critical ques- tions. We find as a matter of fact that the domestic missionary program has been decreased by the exact amount that the overhead has been increased. How can we answer criticisms?” He was referring particularly to the 1938 portion of the budget, which proposes an expenditure of $2,400,000, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, or about $86,000 more than 1935, the first year of the current triennium. Approximately half of the $86,000 would go for overhead expenses, in- cluding the partifl restoration of sal- ary cuts, in general headquarters. ‘The council would give the Depart- ment of Domestic Missions next year $13,472 less thani t received in 1835 and would increase the aliocation to foreign missions by $14,249. AR i Schuschnigg Answers Roosevelt. VIENNA, October § (#).—Chancel- lor Kurt von Schuschnigg told 40,000 members of the Fatherland Front last | night, in an indirect reference to| President Roosevelt's appeal for ob- servance of treaties, that Austria| scrupulously observes her international agreements, Monogram your Trousseau Linen WOODWARD & 1 0™ 1™ F AND G STREETS D. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1937. LOTHROP Pro~zE DIstricT 3300 Up Steps SUEDE ‘to Fashion Heights The new suede shoes climb high. They fit as though “painted on.” They have a sooty look that minimizes feet to Cinderella proportions. They offer such enchanting variety as these: A—Pandora’s “’Paula,” clever step into high comfort. adorned B—Black Suede Step-in with' $ 75 petaoled front IO C—Pandora’s "Dido”" with open A. Chevron Bath Towel, 24x46..... $1.65 with Craft-stitch Machine Embroidery so suitable for bath towels, bath mats, blankets. Style 2368 —priced from the two-inch size ...25¢; to the striking seven-inch size at $1.85 B. Irish Linen Huck Towels, imported by us in size 18x33. Dozen ... 813.80 Have a design suitable for monogram in Style 752 —priced from the 3;-inch size shank and up-to-the-ankle alti- s|4.75 D—Pandora’s oxford laces high ;| 75 Black suede, grosgrain-trimmed. 3 E—Block Suede with ““apple pie” 5| 2]5 cut-outs to emphasize its rise_ _ _ WoMmEN's S8roes, THIRD FLOOR. C. Pure Irish Linen Damask, hand-hemmed, in 2 plain satin band design suited to marking. Cloth, 72x90 Napkins, 22x22. Dozen ........ ..$13.78 Style 300—a three-letter hand-embroidered mono- gram priced from ¥;-inch size ........... S57¢; to the ten-inch size, each at ...$9.78 D. Wamsutta Hemstitched Sheets, 90x108, each .. .....8520 monogrammed with a single letter. Style 1700— priced from half-inch size 15¢; to the handsome ten-inch size at . ..$3.60 FINE LINENS, SECOND FLOOR Sterling Silver 30 Pieces with Chest $4596 Engraving without Charge (A) Princess Mary (B) Pantheon Patterns Every bride wants Sterling Silver to grace her table. Here is tableware sparkling and charming, in the classic Pantheon pattern, the handsomely feminine Princess Mary pattern. Know the pride of possessing fine tableware; begin now with this set of six each: knives, forks, butter spreaders, salad forks, teaspoons—30 piecesin a tarnish-resisting chest. “Twin" SlLVER Fox Scarfs Special $ISO pair Lustrous “pedigreed” pelts (shown A) are these, richly sil- vered to bring to you luxury and a sense of subtle flattery— at a price. Do have this well- nigh indispensable accessory to chic—at a price that makes it an invesment. VELVET Suits the Smart Woman $[Q.95 Lovely to look at—this suit will be her choice for practical reasons, too. For the glowing black or brown velvet is Martinized to combat wrinkles. And the delicate charm of the lace blouse may be alternated by other blouses. Sizes 36 to 44, At reguler prices, o group of notable scarfs includes the Triple Russian Sable Skins (shown B), $225; the Quintet of Baum Marten-dyed Kolinsky (shown C), $59.75. Other fur scarfs, $29.75 te $375. Fors, Tamp Pooe. ‘WoMEN'S Daxsses, Tump FLOOR.