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Old World Chaos
Is Forecast by
Rabbi Gerstenfeld
Rotary and Kiwanis
Clubs Told Despots
Bring on Revolt
The next generation in this
country will be faced with an Old
World chaos, Rabbi Norman Ger
stenfeld said yesterday in a Thanks
giving message to the joint meeting
of the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs in
the Washington Hotel. \
Correspondence. between the
Kaiser and Czar Nicholas II re
vealed those rulers claimed “the
next generation is ours,” he said, but
a brief period of 15 years showed
their error.
Strength Proves Weakness.
It should be recognized that the
sources of strength, he told more
than 350 luncheon guests, cause the
downfall of despots. Servile peoples,
as shown in the history of Germany
and Russia, may be held in check
for a while, but sooner or later
they revolt. Property owners and
the middle class such as the United
States has would have precluded
revolt, he pointed out in stating
that democracy carries on through
humility.
“There is no group,” he said, "that
is strong enough to become tyranni
cal.” He outlined the despotism in
Russia and Germany and pointed
to the crash of their systems which
led to the present forms of govern
ment.
Urges Democratic Living.
“The next generation belongs to
God,” he said, in calling for a con
tinuation of democratic living.
Tom Eagan, president of the
Rotary Club, presided at the joint
meeting and introduced a number
of guests, including officers of the
Kiwanis Club. Among the honored
guests were Gabriel Dondono and
Higinio Acevedo, Colombian Boy
Scouts who hiked more than 5,000
miles from their home country to
wasmngion.
Cherrydale Methodist
Mrs. Corretta J. Mason of Lynch
burg, Va., will be guest preacher at
Cherrydale Methodist Church from
Sunday to December 10. She will
conduct evangelistic meetings each
evening, except Saturday, at 7:45
o'clock at the church, North Monroe
and Twentieth streets.
Marriage License
Applications
Thomas H. Tongue, 27, Hillsboro, Oreg
ano Bernice M. Healy. 26, Salem, Orcg.;
the Rev. J. K. Cartwright.
John D. Foley. 49. 27U1 Connecticut ave.
n.w- and Julia H. Reineke. 38, 2842
27th st. n.w.; the Rev. Joseph M. Moran.
James M. Hurtt. 25. Waverly. Ill- and
Mary Hackstafl. 21. II Sherman ave..
Takoma Park, Md.; the Rev. U. G. B.
Pierce.
George Gatins. 24. 42 Independence ave.
s.w., and Kathryn A. Morlarty, 22, 208
Massachusetts ave. n.w.; the Rev. J.
. L Kilkenny.
Ames L. Norwood. 26. Atlanta, Ga„ and
Elizabeth L. Chadwick. 22, 1483 Meri
dian pi. n.w.; the Rev. John 8. Spence.
Herbert L. Glnsburg. 27. Buffalo. N. Y„
and Suma L Hudaon. 30. 1769 Lamont
st. n.w.; Judge Nethan Cayton.
William R. Hildebrand, 2d. Brentwood,
Md- and Margaret Spratt, 23, 2818
Connecticut ave. n.w.; tbe Rev. A. J.
McCartney.
William B. Olbson, 36. and Hilda M. S.
Fries, 30, both of 2838 Brentwood rd.
n.e., the Rev. Sam H. Kornmann.
Andrew D. Price. 40, 1428 R st. n.w.,
and Sue Sbsrman. 33. 2131 Eyt st.
n.w.: the Rev. Barnard Braskamp.
Lloyd L. Gumb, 38. Chicago. Ill, and
Marion M. Bhstterly, 27, Des Moines,
Iowa: the Rev. Albert J. Evans.
J. Frederick RosenTsi. Hollywood, Caltf
and Bluma Karp. 28. New York City;
the Rev. Zemach Oreen.
Alan B. Mills, Jr- 26. 2101 Connactlcut
ave. n.w.. and Louise P. Baxter. 21. 2311
Connecticut ave. n.w.; the Rev. Arling
ton A. McCallum.
James R. Jonas. 19, 1212 Half it. s.w.,
and Sara O. Johnson, 18. 804 Fourth st.
s.w.; the Rev. Wiley Westray.
Andrew Kenney. 4b. 615 50th st. n.e
and Virginia Robinson. 45. 1349 Otis
pi. n.w.; tht Rev. David S. Craig.
James A. Smith, 20. 808 4th st. n.w., and
^earl Pierre. 18. 126 P st. n.w.; Judge
Robert E. Mattingly.
Ivan R. Hendricks, 23. 1939 17th st. n.w.,
and Edna C. Hairston. 21. 8404 Meadow
lane. Chevy Chase. Md.; the Rev. Oeorge
H. White. , „ „
Curtis K. Scott, 39, and Sarah O. Scott,
40. both of 1624 D st. s.e.; Judge
Armond W. Scott.
Rockville.
Marcus Louis Temple, 27. Central Square.
N. Y- and Virginia West Beall. 25,
Darnestown, Md. .
Carl Clarence Armstrad. 24. and Rebedca
Grace Harding. 18, both of Rockville.
Daniel Walter Carney. 29. Washington,
and Alice Perne Wiekes, 22, Takoma
Park, Md.
Grady Monroe Stuart, 60. Washington, and
Mary Eilen Cox. 44, Seat Pleasant. Md.
Howard W. Gallaghan, 33. and Mary
Viola Stewart. 21, both of Stafford, Va.
Richard H. Macrae, 28. Washington, and
Sarah Jane Wilson. 26. Haarerstown, Md.
William Foster Stearns. 39. Saranac Lake.
N. Y- and Mary Warren Brush, 24,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Charles E. Riordan. 61. and Mary W. New
land. 46, both of Washington.
Francis J. Ploof. 27, West Brookfield.
Mass- and Elizabeth M. Wheeelr. 21,
N«w Braintree. Mass.
Ray S. Wilkinson, 21, Silver Spring, Md
ana Murv r,. naray, it*, uurnuium. wu.
Melvin A. Queen, 23. and 6arah T. Fletcher,
20, both of Washington.
Clifton Hubert Pohle, 28. Takoma Park,
Md . and Ella Mae Price, 22. Washington.
Hoyle Kent. 28. and Etta Annie Houston,
26. both of Washington.
Jasper M. Williams, 22. and Anne Helm.
23. both of Washington.
Robert Wilbur Kent. 25. and Patricia
Perry, 25. both of Washington.
Deaths Reported
John Strack. 79, Sibley Hospital.
Edward Chase. 74. Gallinger Hospital.
Alice McDade Tuckey, 73, 416 Rlttenhouse
st. n w.
Myrtle Koontz, 70. 5521 Colorado ave. n.w.
Waldemar Kless. 69. Garfield Hospital.
Genevieve Searls, 65, Sibley Hospital.
Alex G. Milhado. 62, St. Elizabeth’s Hos
pital.
Joseph Laskowitz. 68, 710 10th st. s.e.
Raymond Titus, 67, Garfield Hospital.
Charles M. Koontg. 67. rear of 3446 14th
st. n.w.
Lawrence D. O’Harrow, 62, south of Rail
road Bridge.
Addie E. Gramlleh. 61. 4816 Kansas ave.
n.w.
Thomas Garland. 46. 1740 18th st. n.w.
Michael V. Cannon, 44, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
James A. Russell. 37. Gallinger Hospital.
Katie Sutherland, 36. Georgetown Hospital.
William Bowman, 75. Gallinger Hospital.
Hattie Roberts. 70. Freedman's Hospital.
Gertrude Butler, 60, Garfield Hospital.
Margaret James. 67. Gallinger Hospital.
Martha Gibbs. 53. Freedman's Hospital.
Ernest Budd. 63. Oalllnger Hospital.
Joseph B. Jackson, 50, Freedmen’s Hospital.
William W. Reeder, 48, 2650 Wisconsin
ave. n.w.
David Alexander. 48, 2650 Wisconsin ave.
Molite' G. Keith. 44, 2214 12th st. n.w.
Glenora B. Bingham, 35, 602 Rhode Island
ave. n.w.
Norman E. Webster. 28. Freedmen’z Hos
pital.
John Stisnge. 2, Children’s Hospital.
Infant George Lee Morgan, Children’s
Hospital.
Births Reported
Martin and Celeste Roess, Jr., boy.
Albert and Emily Kendall, girl.
Lester and Doris Breeden, girl.
Hugh and Lorraine Crafton. Jr., boy.
Vincent and Catherine Hoffman, boy,
John and Eleanors Kopecky, girl.
William and Louise D'Amato, girl.
Isaac and Opal Amburgey. girl.
William and Mildred Gregory, girl.
Harold and May Fredericks, boy.
Ashton and Mattie Carter, girl.
Walter and Louisa Tatspauzh, girl.
Edmund and Lenora Toland. boy.
Lee and Mary Peterson, boy.
Leonard and Emilia Zaclewskl. girl.
William and Pauline Fletcher, girl.
Lewis and Myra Brock, girl.
George and Fannie Hart. boy.
Carroll and Katherine Gibson, girl.
George and Rose Curtis, girl.
Cleveland and Teretha Epps, girl.
Perfect Quality Seamless!
44.50 Wilton Rugs
On Sale Friday Only!
A genuine Jacquard-woven Royal
Wilton at this price is a value that
| should bring you here early tomor
row! 9x12 ft. Rich, colorful designs.
42.50 SIZE 9x12 BROAD LOO M REGS
| Save $17.55 on each of these high-grade Broad
loom Rugs! Closely woven fabrics in a variety
of popular colors. Perfect and slight irregulars.
Z8.U5 Size 9XI Z-Tt. Rugs
Alt wool face rugs, in re- tM ilO
productions of Persian and ■ If .ilfl
Chinese designs. Sand, I MmW
taupe, rust and red. Some ■
slight irregulars. ■ MM
Felt-Base Floor Covering
Guaranteed perfect quality felt
base floor covering, in an array
of desirable patterns and eolors.
■a. Vfl.
4.95 Royal Wilton Rugs
W.SK. &s5XJSt"g3! 0.47
•ntal reproduction.. Fringed
end..
9x12—9x10.6 Felt Base Rugs
re0*99
with border.. Original factor? M
wrapped.
I Goldenberg’$—FLOOR COVERINGS—Third Floor
d 1 ■ ■ i
FRIDAY ONLY—REGULAR 9109.00
3-PC. LIVING ROOM
Three attractive pieces, covered with durable tit
frieze, in choice of colors. Knuckle arm v
frames in rich walnut or mahogany finish.
Streamline reversible seat cushions. Sagless
webb bottoms for comfort and durability.
Sofa, Arm Chair and Welted-back Wing Chair.
NO MONEY DOWN—CONVENIENT TERMS
Goldenberg’s—FURNITURE—Fourth Floor
i
FRIDAY ONLY! REG. $2.49
DAMASK
Drapes &
Portieres
1.77
Duplex Damask Drapes, 50 inches
wide to the pair, tV* yards long.
Pinch pleated, tie backs. Door
drapes to match with hemmed and
beaded top. Wanted new colors.
$1.59 Rayon Curtains $1.00 Tailored Curtains
Sheer ninon like all rayon tailored A A Novelty figured Scranton net A A.
curtains, made with 1-in. hem on ^ | tailored curtains, in light Ihlav
both sides, 214-in. hem at bottom. I ecru color. 2)4 yds. long. Ilal
Light ecru. Ptir ■ ratr
$1.98 Lace Curtains $1.98 Studio Covers
Open mesh weave, in all over A A*J With three separate cushion A
and bordered patterns. Ad- 1 ift I covers. Made of floral pat- | iV I
i I justable loop, top. 2)4-2)4 I terned cretonne; bos pleated 1
yds. long. Pkir " skirt, tape bound hems. ■
j Goldenberff’t—DRAPERIES— Third Floor.
X.
$40 ALLOWANCE
For Your Old Machine!
, Friday! One Day Only!
i Domestic Rotary
SEW SG
MACHINE
List Price_$99.50
Allowance_$40.00
Coata
You
Only
This is the famous luxury model Domestic
Rotary which carries a lifetime guarantee!
At«II!er2..-!Jn"t n-speed knee control
Extra Urge1 round "0"°
bobbln * 4 414 .
Automatic tension Numbered stlteh reg
16 all-steel attach- oI»‘or
ments Non-glare sew llte
Includaa Draaamaking Comae Fraa!
$1 DOWN—$1 A WEEK
Main Floor—Sth Street Entrance
k
INNERSPRING
. MATTRESS
8.95
inns*-siesta# UK lawtut a. |m 1
layers of felt over a heavy sisal iittel
bate Covered In durable strived tic kins ;
rubber button tufted. All reeular sloes.
GolAenbcrg'i—Fourth Floor
i I
42c 1.68 1.79
**« METAL RADIATOR 32.23 ELECTRIC PERCO- 32.43 WAFFLE MAKER.
COVER. In Ivory or wal- LATOR. fine aluminum with suaranteed heatins
n«t enamel finish. Ex- Silverslo finish; 7-eup elements, heat indicator
tend to 33 inches. else. U. L. approved. and cast aluminum arid.
1.38 69c 1.48
iS?ni84®«Sai.S »hH*T?Smel fln*h!
Sr^fi S? |*tSC'oni drein^h.ndJS: ST.^K^' Easy
•auctrs, salt and pepper. Heavy saute Quality. to apply.
Goldenberg’s—HOUSEWARES—Downstairs.
5.00 Size 72x90 50% Wool
Cannon Blankets
3.95
Famous Cannon half wool
Blankets, in solid colors of green,
peach, blue, rose, brown and
orchid. Finished with wide rayon
binding.
$2 Large Size
Plaid Blankets
'0x80-inch site, in plaids of J 88
rose, men, bloc. cold, orchid 11 f V
and brown. 50% wool! ■
Pair |
$1 EVERLASTING SHEETS
81x99 and 72x99 inch sizes, extra length for jm
fall and twin beds. Made of heavy 64-square
sheeting for long wear--__ BPTl
Everlasting Pillow Cases, sizes 45x36 and 42x36 inches, gale price, 22c
Rag. 2.00 Plaid Blankats
72tM liu «tri bMTT analltr 4 ,09
tun BUnkiti. M% wmC I
WuWi »ltn. g
Rag. 3.00 Cotton Comforts
72sM >iu Cmlirti, «-lb». A,09
w»i»ht, **Ttr*4 in print**
tiUtn. ML
Rag. 49c and 59c Towals
Canaan Paatal Tarbiib Tawab. HHa
baa*» «nbU thraa* aaaUty. 006
IrrwnUrf44 *"4 MlM *"rt* UU
Reg. 1.39 Rayon Tablecloths
53x68 in. Rayon Table Clothe ||||a
In pastel shades of croon, blnr. if W
peach and eccshrll. Fast Ail
VV
79c Scarfs and Vanity Sets
Lace Scarfs, In sixes lists M A as
and 16x36 In. also 3-plece A BBC
Vanity Sets, in eern color |KA
with colored inserts.
Regular 19c Turkish Towels
ltnT In. meet else Don- J A 1 os
doe Turkish Towels, extra ■ If 16
honey double thread «ual- I M~ST
Ity. with colored borders. g Aw ^
Qoldenbergt'—Main Floor
Reg. 49c Hot Dish Mats
A>plaeo eet ter the dintnt UbU. 4A«
Attractive deelrna. COG
Reg. 1.29 Garment Bags
S*fSNMnt else, with elppcr tea- Ala
teniae, hattr eretenne cetera. g f y
Reg. 59c Ironing Board Set
Knitted Ironint beard pad with |i_
nanalin cosh-on cover. Fite QA{*
•tandard site board. ■ *w
20c Budlla Crochet Cotton
Baeiila aeeroerieed area bet eet- d J
,T,rT
Reg. 1.19 Utility Cabinet
R-drawer atilltr aabtnat for DAaa
ahoea. beat or Unretie. OwV
Budlla Crochet Cotton
?0«-»d. banka of "Bad Label" |fb
brand baeiila ereehet cotton (or I Safi
makinr bedspreads. S WV
12-Pocket Shoe Bag
14-poeket site cretonne shoe OAfb
bees. In pretty cretonne colors.
Reg. 79c Sewing Cabinets
Jnnior sise priscille sewinc cab- CQa
inets. In walnnt finish. W9li
Reg. 69c Knitting Yarn
4-ounee hank, af Camel brand AA.
knlttlni yarn, for maklnr J9C
afchant. WWW
_R*g- 69c Christmas Cards
Bex of SI Christmas creetinr 1A
cards, in a variety et attractive k&MC
dasixns with *1 envalapes. ■'*v
Reg. 3.98 Poker Outfit
Bevalvinx poker chip rack in A AO
walnut finish, with MO poker AJIn
chins.
2.98 Leather Brief Cases
Genuine super Steel-ribbed A AA
leather brief eases, in Mack or / Qg
brown. :w *
Qoldenberg’t—NOTIONS—Main Floor
5-Pc. Luxury Both Sets
lenlul; SI. Consisting of
bath salts, dostinr powder, per
fnme. toilet water and talcum.
Box of Facial Tissues
300 Facial Tissues to bout soft,
absorbent and economical.
$1 After-Shaving Lotion
Early American Old 8pieo After- papa
Sharing Lotion or Bath rowder. MUft
55c Gift Perfumes
Original Marly Perfumes, indl- pam
Mr,1””4 ,or 26c
89c Manicure Sets
CaloxManleure Sets. In Bake- pap*,
lit# kit. including polish, re- Klifl
mover, orange stick, etc. WWW
$1.39 Three-Piece
DRESSER SETS
Hand mirror, brush and
eomb, in a selection of colors
and patterns. With new
unbreakable imitation rlass
handles.
75c Noxzema Skin Cream
Thi. nationally known Skin |J.
Cream is sreaseless and medi- 001*
eated. ”¥"¥V
$1 Make-Up Box
Large mirror in lid, attractive COo
picture on cover. VwV
$1 Yesteryear Perfume
Yesteryear Perfnme in novel
“Little lady under glass dome" f lift
bottle. ■ w»
vrviucnucrg 3—mam t loot
Convertible Doll
Carriage and Stroller
On Sale Friday—One Day Only!
Made of covert cloth
with contrasting binding,
metal collapsible frame,
folding hood, rubber-tired
wheels. 21 Inches long.
Rubber Tire Velocipede
On Sale Friday—One Day Only!
18-in. front wheel, bi
cycle-type adjustable
handle bam. Extra large
saddle, rubber - tired
wheels.
Boys9 and Girls9
Work Tables
On Sale Friday—One Day Only!
Far girls a seeupWalr
equipped pastry table.
For beys: Nail-O-Gram
table with work bench.
PeppertninMUt in TayUmi—Doumttain
1 1
$1-1.59 Imitation Leather
TALL HASSOCKS
66*
Friday Only!
Covered with
Imitation leath
er with con
trasting b i n d
ing. 10 to 14 in.
1 high. Slight
discoloring!.
Third Floor
4.98 Heavy Metal
Utility Cabinet
3"
Friday Only!
66x18x12 in.
with 6 com
partments t o
hold linens,
groceries an d
other storage
items. Enamel
finish.
Downstair!
Wide Variety 3.25
ATCO PAINTS
2.59
Gal.
Friday Only!
Choice of pure
Unseed oil House
Paint, Floor
and Deck
Enamel, Interi
or Gloss. White
and colors.
Downttairt
Gold Finish Bases
Pottery Lamps
2
Friday Only!
In deep tones
and white, at
tractive trim
ming. Matching
shades. An ideal
Christmas gift
for every
housemaker.
Downttairt
With Adjustable Shades
CHINA LAMPS
4-69
Friday Only!
Delicately de
signed table
lamps with silk
shades lined
i with heat-proof
< rayon taffeta,
j Velvet or silk
binding.
Downttairt
Water Fall Top
CEDAR CHESTS
19*5
I; Reg. 29.95
Fall % cedar
interior. 45 in.
long, 19 in.
wide, 21 in.
high — big
enough to store
blankets and
clothes against
moth.
3.99 Cornice Ton
Venetian Blinds
■ Ivory color with
mingled tapes.
24, 25, 28, 38, 34
Third Floor
4.95 Canvas Covered
O’NITE CASES
3"
Friday Only!
Smart brown
alligator grain
binding and
handle. Tan
canvas stripe
covering. 4 big
shirred pockets.
Main Floor
Men’s Regular $3
OXFORDS
2-co
Friday Only!
Never before at
this low price!
Long wearing
leather solos
and ippers
Many styles, all
sises.
Service for Eight
7.95 Dinner Set
5"*
Friday Only!
| Semi - porcelain
mare; ivory body
railed floral
shoulder edge*.
Beautiful orchid
decoration.
Doumttain
1
IB
FRIDAY—ONE DAY ONLY!
Women’s 1.00 Gloves
Imported Chinese handmade
•II-wool gloves,
in bright colors „
with contrasting Q
colored embroid- w
cry on back. ■ WW **,
79c and $1 Fabric Gloves
Women’s double woven __
fabric gloves. In many Eflli
styles and colors. Sites
6 to 7U included. VV •
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor
79c and $1 Full Fashioned
CHIFFON HOSE
Friday Only!
39'
Silk from toe to top, fall
fashioned ringless erepe
chiffon hose in new Fall
colors. Sixes to 10H.
Termed slight seconds.
$1 Chiffon Hose •
*h**r ehlffon hose,
with or without black go
6b®1*: /Ihkloaa crepes. ADh
Wanted colors. See- WV
end*.
,0 '-00 Rinjleu Hold
»» mends” of a
well known make. I, 4Bask
3 and 4 thread rins- ZuC
l«aa erepe chiffons.
39c Perfect Chiffon Hose
?“** to at. New OQsk
fo »* t *"• 8‘*®* 8'*
39c Silk Chiffon Hose
"[Wa n*t 0*4 I V
OolAenberg't—Matn Floor “

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