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threFstates seek ;
HOOVER OIL EMBARGO
Oklahoma and Texas Join Kansas
Complaint to Tariff
Commission.
By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA. Kans., October 10.—Thur
man Hill, member of the Public Serv
ice Commission, announcer! yesterday
that utility regulatory bodies of Texas
Soft Capeskin Gloves f rEZL St-50 Crinkle. Spreads'
[Smart (our-button length pull-on., in £ Q(- Opposite i 'jNSSEfhSh Filled by In rose, blue, gold.orchid and green fj
black, black-with-white, brown or 1 ' M.* BUB t? I —guaranteed fast colors. 81xl05-mch I I
brown-with-eggshell; also a novelty •* ** Bth St. (Cv Marion Gage s j 2e . Scalloped edges. •-*- S
cuit style in Entrmice THE DEPENDABLE STORE “AT SEVENfirANP kHJ * Ari 5220 J «™
Nationally I Fur Trims . . . Puff Sleeves . . . Color Contrasts Stock Up Now on Bed Needs!
Advertised | Are Smart. Touches on These / SI.OO Seamless I
1 \t A v*vt VPfl TTmf*V c Bleached 81x108
S"B4c fPf - Jr- SHEETS
to Slight Misweavcs (fc’i G*j nn/j CJ ?(1 I UrrfP Popular "" Woolens ij
—which are practically fin- 4411w1. XeCrVf 14 Line flt J Tweed Crepes (P Full three-yard long perfect quality
noticeable there n 0 tt J* TTj_* J Mkiv 1 - wEak mJSKm sheets of heavy stanch round thread that
nently o ‘sheer "with iICJICISIZC fl3.tS IFI will go through many a washing. Finished-
French heels and picot tops. ?. with deep hems. The extra length allow* "
2HS hKioffßu?* iS?. Youth ft d QfirlAcl , Good - lookta ?' c | everl y fro f ks *? “« W^M^jSg-Wi JgHOf *» tuck - in “ d wa ov«r.
promenade, moonbeige, tahiti, l/lll'lll Wl iJlylCdi always m popular demand —and our Autumn line at “ gaesfe: Cyf 7On Caomlacc ql, x 0
negrita, etc. this thrift price is proving a delight to our customers. I .• ' oturlllcSS »1 v -
Chardonize Hose The Sort of a QC Come down tomorrow and see these latest triumphs |. bl f ac e h r e d'and COp -
Perfrr, Hf> Sale Yoilhc Bedl / ,70 ° fOUrS ; f Y|J9 -mBmL- doub.e-bed size. xJ/K,
Quality Ad JKs | Waiting For! Canton'crepes with touches of fur .. . canton crept i ||SjSraSl Hg J 8 29c B!e3Chcd PiIIOWC3SCS
Seamed back, fashion ® suits with printed blouses ♦.« charming satin frocks f ftfnfSril JmHbl Made of high-count muslin /-v
marked hose with picot edge. .. , u ct.mnina fncw«f galore (plenty of black, trimmed with gleaming white) f . £9&E|9M ':‘ A and free from starch or dress- I \J/^
hem tops and lisle feet- Good Such fine quality felts .. . sUch stunning shapes (newest & • t 1 t i j»u l« r it i ;nrh I VI ,
color assortment. tricornes, one sided brims. Continentals, etc.) for the worn- .. . jumper frocks .. . frocks With long* scarf collars tW JSEa mHH£pL JfjjSjffjßffßlM #|ll ~
,> , c/y it an or miss who requires a large headsize. but who wants .. . sleeves with elbow puffs .. . capelets .. . bright | r r . nM|
n°\S riUC riOSe something smart and youthful in style. High-grade makers contrasting collars, cuffs, belts, etc. . . . frocks that t lißiß ':H " rifle HIIIOWCaSeS
sport 6 hose vdth / Qf* co-operated with us to make this collection an exceptional give smart dignity to the larger woman. Efe BSmBBUmm 4 5x36 and 42x36-inch size
fSfl elastic cuff one! Ribbon, velvet and feather trims. Black and Fall S S 5 lIHIMR . pillowcases, of heavy pillow-
I P ooidrnbrrc'i—Main Floor Goid*nb»r»»—second Floor. Spanish Tile. Misses* sizes from 14 to C3Se cotton ‘
—“—«==== "■ ISS Trifrifo n^,S GtSXUn ?°- Women’s sizes frem f 50c PillOW Ticking
Blue. .Navy. .Brown Extra sizes from | . r T ro °l oual- 3
F r Arrived Too Late for Our Dept . Managers’ Sale , But the Same Low Prices Prevail!
Shipment of Schwartz Fabric Corp. Stock j
High Grade New’ Fall SILKS
Goes on Sale Tomorrow ai ONE-HALF PRICE and LESS! J
Now I Grades at •$ 1..95 I
ompete A-Special Purchase Makes Possible These Low Prices on I ■
IpstTss'* . Famous Make Felt-Base RUGS
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lected h Trom in n g ew o °i?3i g 32 U styles and" pattern? and cal quality. Lower prices and this special purchase make these sensational values 1
V\\ offers an exceptional opportunity for homemakers to Eight smart patterns in newest color combinations. All are perfect and guaranteed
their living room at a minimum cost —only to give long and satisfactory service.
""jF4 V 45c Grade 55c Grade 65c Grade $1.39 Grade $2.25 Grade $2.50 Grade **^TTa
Metal Beds Kan 28c 38c 48c 89c «1- 29 si-* 9 -
Famous / F. Good patterns—perfect quality and seconds. Perfects and irregulars. Smart designs.
Blue Ribbon /• pFICC $35 Seamless Axminster Rugs $35 Seamless Velvet Rugs $75.00 Royal Wilton Rugs r
' un 1 ' / 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft sizes—real neat 9xl2-ft. rugs—with linen fringe and Royal Wiltons—deep pile, |
One and two of a kind—limited lots—all in perfect condi- patterns and colors. Seconds. A* md close, long-wearing pile. Good colors. colorings, long service. 9x12 size. V/ mai
tion and marvelous values. l --ilk $45 Royal Axminster Rugs $42 Seamless Axminster Rugs slls American Oriental Rugs
$6 Beds $2.94 sl9 Beds $8.94 „rr. 555 SitiJS *32 es'S ™-“ $ 26 .SZJT^SSZxr-* 89
(MAO J (t»i Ai ¥> i d*f| ■ * SSO Seamless Axminster Rugs $47 Heavy Velvet Rugs $2.75 Small Axminster Rugs
J Ilf isecls D6QS 0/»7 T: IvA 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 sizes—Royal Ax- Rugs yoy’U be proud to have. Beau- *7 Scatter size 27x54 inches. In neat C 1 QC
■ •'• v minster quality. Excellent colors and tiful colors and closely woven. C) / figured designs. Carefully loomed. J_ *
sl4 Beds $6.94 $23 Beds sll*oo $55 Royal Axminster Rugs $20.00 Wool-Faced Riigs SI.OO Oval Braided Rugs *
UCUd ip in . 9X12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. room sizes- § A A nr S ol ' f^ r^ g l^ r .^ U e Ch $1 O 18x36-inch scatter size oval braided /P .
Buy the Budget Way—lt’s Economical! lllllS® seamless quality. Thick, soft pile. | Seconds. SeVer^1 attractive P atl - erns - \ rugs closely woven. Washable colors.
! and Oklahoma had agreed to Join with J
; Kansas In filing a complaint with the
! Tariff Commission requesting a rec
ommendation for a Hoover embargo
i on foreign oil. . . „
| Hill made his announcement follow-
I Inga conference of the commission
with Senator Arthur Capper, Gov. Harry
H. Woodring, Russell B. Brown. Tulsa,
I secretary of the Independent Oil Pro
ducers of America, and Marvin Lee,
chairman of the Kansas Oil Advisory
! Committee.
| The formal complaint will be filed
! in a few days. Hill said. Importing
companies will be charged with sub
stantially injuring American industry
and labor by unfairly flooding this
: country- with oil and gasoline.
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C„ OCTOBER 11, 193 J—PART ONE.
FORD PLANT DENIES
ORDER ON GARDENS
Grange in Michigan, in Answer to
Protest, Told Employes Mere
ly Given Views.
By the Associated Press.
HANCOCK. Mich*, October 10.—
; The Baraga County Grange announced
i today that it had received 'from the
offices of Henry Ford a denial that the
motor manufacturer ever had issued an
order that all onployes must plant gar
dens or lose their jobs.
The Orange had protested the order
In a resolution forwarded to Mr. Ford.
It announced receipt of a letter to
day from W. J. Cameron of the Ford
company, saying that a remark by Mr.
Ford while Inspecting properties at Iron
Mountain had been misconstrued and
enlarged upon.
The letter said that Mr. Ford ‘‘sug
gested that It would be a good thing all
around If his men took more pride In
their homes. Lawns and gardens were
suggested.
1 “Since the great majority of Ford
i employes live in cities, where they In
habit flats and apartments. It la obvious
that no general garden order could have
been Issued throughout the Ford Indus
tries. As a matter of fact, no garden
order was Issued anywhere.”
Halts Bullfights in Chile.
SANTIAGO, Chile. October 10 (IP)
Minister of Interior Marcial Mora yes
terday put hls foot down on bullfight
ing in Chile.
He gave orders to Provincial Gov.
Bustamante canceling plans for bull
fighting ns part of the Columbus day
celebration He invoked an 1827 law to
do It. declaring the statute still w’as ef
fective. 1
DECEASED RICH CAT’S
EFFECTS TO BE SOLD
Furnishings in $25,000 Home of
Mitzi Include Four-Posted
Bed It Slept In.
By the Associated Press.
SAN GABRIEL, Calif., October 10.—
The last chapter in the monetary af
fairs of the world’s wealthiest cat,
Mitzi, a blue Angora which died “In
testate” last April, will be written here
next Monday.
1 A Lcs Angeles auctioneer on that date
will ask for bids on the SIO,IOO fur
nishings to the $25,000 home that Mitzi
occupied. The home had been main
tained solely for the cat, under the will
of Its mistress. Dr. Maud Cain Ide, wh®
died in October, 1930. It died of a
heart ailment at the age of 18.
Proceeds from the sale will be added
to the $265,000 estate left by Mltzl’s
late mistress, most of which went to
charity.
Among the articles will be a four
posted bed on which Mitzi had slept.
Making traps of all sizes, from one
large enough to catch a lion to that
for tiny mice, is becoming a leading
Industry In Wednesfleld, England.
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MINE STRIKE CALLED. OFF
_ i r
WILKES-BARRE, Pa., Octcfcer 10
(IP). —A miners’ grievance committee
last night called off a strike of 29,000
employes of the Olen Alden Cpal Co.-
| and 22 mines. Idle since mid-September,'
will resume operations Monday.
The strike followed alleged discrimi
nation against members of the United
Mine Workers of America. ! i>
An agreement, negotiated by John L.
Levels, international president of the
union, calls for non-discrimination,
reopening of all affected mines and
creation of a $25,000 relief fund for
miners and their families.
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