Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1937, Page 22

B—2 MAP LOCAL DRIVE ON TUBERCULOSIS Association Directors to Push Christmas Seal Sale This Year. Plans for a more intensive fight on tuberculosis in the District during the coming year were announced today by the Tuberculosis Association after * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1937. a meeting of the Board of Directors yesterday. The directors were aroused by recent statistics showing Washington to have the highest death rate in the country from this disease. To provide for adequate funds to continue and extend the various serv- ices of the association, a committee of prominent citizens was named by Dr James G. Townsend, president, to direct the annual Christmas seal sale. The committee will consist of: Risley Goldsborough Hunt, chaire man; Mrs. James G. Townsend and Mrs. W. Frank Persons, vice chairman; Francis G. Addison, jr.; Dr. Harry 8. Bernton, Maj. Ernest W. Brown, Charles T. Clagett, Walter B. Clarkson, Edward F. Colladay, Robert J. Cottrell, James A. Councilor, Maj. Daniel J. Donovan, Joshua Evans, jr.; Robert V. Fleming, Isaac Gans, Edwin C. Graham, Frank R. Jelleff, Mark Lans- burgh, Thomas Ellis Lodge, jr.; Harold N. Marsh, Edgar Morris, Lanier P. Mc- Lachlen, Claude W. Owen, George W. Offutt, Walter 8. Pratt, jr.; John Saul, Willard C. Smith, William A. Van Duzer and William W. Wheeler. Directors who attended the meeting included Dr. Luther H. Reichelderfer, first vice president; Walter S. Pratt, jr.; Dr. J. W. Peabody, Miss Gertrude Bowling, Mrs, Andrew Stewart, Dr., Joseph A. Murphy, Risley G. Hunt, the Rev. H, B. Taylor and Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, managing director. ——— Gold Found in Garden. Sixteen-year-old Vivian Rose found & bar of smelted gold while digging in the back garden of his home in Melbourne, Australia. The bar, which is valued at $1,000, is believed to have been buried by a bushranger or a gold thief over 50 years ago. D. C. OFFICIALS SUPPORT DENTAL SOCIETY DRIVE Educating Parents and Children in Preventative Measures Aim of Campaign. The District of Columbia Dental So- clety will receive the support of Dis- trict officials in its campaign to edu- cate parents and children in prevent- ive measures designed to minimize dental diseases of youth. PPromise of support by the District Commissioners was given in a letter from Commissioner Hazen to Dr. John P. Burke, president of the local so- clety, acknowledging receipt of a reso- lution adopted by the society at a meeting Tuesday night approving the educational drive. Dr, George C. Ruhland, District health officer, also approved the cam- paign in another letter of acknowl- edgment made public trday. In its resolution the dental society charac- terized mouth health as “a vital factor in the incidence of general health” | quartet program of the American Dental As-| soclation. The District group is me‘STATE SOCIETY TO MEET first local dental society in the coun- | — try to take formal action in support-|Alabama Dance Is Planned for ing the drive, it was announced. % This Evening. String Quartet to Appear. The Alabama State Society of Wash« The first program of the lyceum |\N8ton Will hold its first dance of the course at the Washington Missionary | Season, beginning at 9 o'clock tonight, College in Takoma Park will take plw} in the Willard Hotel. It is to be at 8 pm. tomorrow in Columbia Hall | a masquerade, with a prize for the best and will feature the Washington String | costume. Quartet, it was announced today. The| Heading the various committees are: is composed of Milton|Mrs. Sarah Mae IHammond, dance and voted to conduct a local educa-;Schwnnz, Paul Brightenburg, George | chairman; Mrs. E. L. Dial, decorations, tional drive in support of a national | Wargo and John Alden Finckel [and Mrs. M. C. Allgood, music. Gold Goldenberg, econd Floor Wame",s e S KID GLoygg 29 and 39. UNDIES Last p, ! out o3¢ A :\‘. temort from & {*Jum; A Famous Makers’ Surplus! 1.0 Gloves Last Day! 5tc All regular 100 gloves Tight " out' ‘of his usual stock —tma styles. splon. id quality and gr Sizes 3, 1o Goldenbery', Main " Floor 1.19 Colorful BLOUSES Last Day! Charge It! Use this magic phrase when shoppi here. department of accounts. Tth & WINTER UNION SUITS, ecru or grey, sizes 8 fo 16 BOYS’ WINTER WAIST UNION SUITS, elestic back, 4 to I WOMEN'S KRUSHKALF AND SUEDE HANDBAGS, all smart colors BOYS’ MATTRESS COVERS, PRINTED COTTON SUITINGS, 36 inches wide, tubfast colors__ __ PRINTED PERCALE, Mill Lengths, 2 to 8 yards, new colors__ . UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 87 inches wide, heavy round thread ' SPORT Consider the important savngs in this group of - wall made, carefully toi- fored couats. Suede cloth, Heece and ‘tweed Htack in snd colors, [ Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 1052 MERCERIZED TABLE DRAPERY DAMASK, 50 inches wide, rich Fall colors, patterns_ __ Ask about it in our fifth floor BOYS’ KNICKERS, sizes81o 18, and SPORT SWEATERS, 3010 38 BOYS’ WINTER OVERGOATS, all-wool, double faced, sizes 1010 | BOYS’ OVERCOATS WITH MATGHING CAPS, all-wool, sizes 5 to | BOYS’ PREP SUITS WITH TWO TROUSERS, sizes 16 to 22 years MEN’S RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ecru, long legs, 30 to 46 MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT UNIOK SUITS, cotton, sizes 36 to 46 899 * Gollenberg’s—Srcond Floor. ing Ko After heavy quality, full and twin size, hoxed . Women! Your Last Opportunity to Shm'em the Snfings! o EXPENSIVELY FURRED Lost Day—10.95 and 13.95 COATS French Beaver Coney, rust, blue ond mab 381052, DAMASK, 58 inches wide, hordered, checked HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, cut to measure, 6 ft. long, 36 in. wide WINDOW SHADES with deep scallop and silk fringe. 3x6 ft. FELT BASE FLOOR C OVERING, six smart designs, 72 inches wide_ GARBAGE CANS, galvanized iron, 4-gallon size, cover included____ WASH TUBS, galvanized iron, 20-inch size, siurdy construction__ .. ::'Y'l;r::: Girls’ 69¢ 47c 67¢ 1.69 Boys’ and Girls’ 98¢ Costumes Boys' _and _Girls' 2.49 Costumes___ Women! (1.69 singly) Sizes 12 to 20 and PLIOFLIM SHOWER CURTAINS, 80x72 size, White & Pastels Share in These Savi A Tremendous 2 for 3 ,oo plenty of 38 to 52. Final Clearance! Saturday Last Day to Share in the Savings BOYS’, GIRLS’, ADULTS’ HALLOWEEN COSTUMES! Boys’ and Girls’ 1.19 to 1.98 Costumes Including Popeye, Olivoyl, Wimpy, Barney Google and numerous others. Some display 9 8 c costumes included. :'::, n,,.s.,....; ! ul e Curmey $2.98 414, 5. 10 & 25¢ Qi 98c Costumas ______ 1 '98 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. ngs, Tomorrow t Sale of o 5.00 (2,59 singly) : purse, you'll ize of your No matter the size O , b, s t your needs. 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Dresses (3.69 singly) hundreds O After Tomorrow All Anniversary Prices go back to regular So, we shout to you, bargain-loving people of Washington, take advantage of Golden- berg’s Thrift Values and shop, early and often and save substantially on new, desirable, dependable merchandise. All roads lead to Goldenberg’s. 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