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CHANGES INDORSE
IN F. D. I. C. RATE!
Senate Committee Reports
Amendments to Adjust
Insurance Levies.
87 the Associated Press.
Amendments to the omnibus bank
ing bill making the big city banks
pay a larger assessment for deposit
insurance and reducing the levy on
small banks were approved by the
House Banking Committee yesterday.
This includes an assessment rate on
total deposits instead of on a small
fractional part as Insured deposits.
Leo T. Crowley, chairman of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., sug
gested part of these amendments and
opposed others.
As the law now stands, a bank
which has a $100,000 deposit may,
under certain conditions, join the
F. D. I. C. and get $5,000 of that
deposit insured. However, the bank
pays only one-half of 1 per cent on
the $5,000 for the Insurance.
The Banking Committee yesterday
voted to make the assessment annua]
and mandatory, to fix it at one-eighth
of 1 per cent and to make it cover all
deposits.
Under this change a bank with a
$10,000 deposit would pay one-eighth
of 1 per cent of the $10,000; a bank
with a $5,000 deposit would likewise
pay the same percentage.
But small-town and rural banks
have deposits of much lower average
than some big city institutions. They
have had to pay the insurance pre
mium on virtually all their deposits.
A big city bank with a $500,000 de
posit paid the assessment only on
the first $5,000 of that deposit; it
now will pay the assessment on the
whole $500,000.
■ ■ 1 ■
THE WEATHER
District of Columbia—Rain anc
Slightly warmer, with lowest tempera
ture about 48 degrees tonight; to
morrow rain, colder in the afternooi
or at night; moderate southeast ant
south winds, shifting to northwest to
morrow afternoon or night.
Maryland—Rain tonight and to
morrow; slightly warmer tonight
colder in west and central portion
tomorrow.
Virginia—Rain and somewha
warmer tonight; tomorrow rain
colder in west portion.
West Virginia—Rain tonight an<
tomorrow; slightly warmer in south
east portion tonight; colder tomorrow
Report for Last 24 Hours.
Temperature. Barometei
Yesterday— Degrees. Inches.
4 p.m 51 30.09
8 p.m 50 30.15
Midnight ..... 46 30.19
Today—
4 am 44 30.17
8 a.m 46 30.17
Noon 51 30.12
Record for Last 24 Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.
Highest, 51, noon today. Year age
67.
Lowest, 43, 5:45 a.m. today. Yea
ago, 45.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 80, on March 21.
Lowest, —2, on January 28.
Humidity for Last 24 Hours.
(From noon yesterday tr> noon today.
Highest, 82 per cent, at 1:15 a.m. to
day.
Lowest, 46 per cent, at 10 a.m. today
Tide Tables.
(Furnished by United States Coas
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today Tomorrow
High 2:10 a.m. 3:07 a m
Low 8:53 a.m. 9:52 a.m
High 2:27 p.m. 3:30 p.m
Low 9:22p.m. 10:17p.m
The Sun and Moon.
Rises Sets
3υη, today 5:39 6:40
Sun, tomorrow... 5:38 6:41
Moon, today 11:59 a.m. 1:59 a.m
Automobile lights must be turne<
on one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches ir
the Capital (current month to date)
Month 1935 Average Record
January ... 5.27 3.55 7.09 '8!
February .. 2.37 3.27 6.84 '8<
March .... 3.39 3.75 8.84 '91
April ...... 3.05 3.27 9.13 '8!
May 3.70 10.69 '8!
June 4.13 10.94 ΌΙ
July 4.71 10.63 '8(
August 4.01 14.41 '21
September 3.24 17.45 '3'
October ... .... 2.8*- 8.57 '8£
November 2.37 8.69 *8!
December 3.32 7.56 Ό:
Weather in Various Cities.
Η Tempera- or a si
ture.
3? s?
Station*. i; J J "S S =
1 Ω.» ~r> „
κ " η
<4 9
9
Abilene, Tex... 30.33 56 48 .... clouds
Albany, Ν. Υ... 30.26 52 30 .... Clear
Atlanta. Ga... 29.02 72 54 1.20 Rain
Atlantic City. .. 30.18 44 40 Cloudy
Baltimore. Md.. 30.20 50 44 .... Cloudy
Birmingham ... 29.02 70 54 0.92 Rain
Bismarck N. D. 30.50 50 30 .... Clear
Boston. Mass.. 30.26 40 34 0.08 Cloudy
Buffalo. Ν. Y... 30.14 50 38 .... cloudy
Charleston. S. C. 30.08 «2 50 .... Clouds
Chicago. Π1.... 20.80 5d 42 0.60 Rain
Cincinnati. Ohio 20.84 52 44 .... Rain
Cleveland. Ohio20.98 52 42 .... Clear
Columbia. S. C. 30.10 68 50 .... Clear
Denver. Colo... 30.50 38 28 .... Clear
Detroit. Mich... 30.02 52 38 .... Clouds
El Paso. Tex.. .30.12 70 44 .... Clouds
Galveston. Tex. 30.04 78 68 .... Clouds
Helena. Mont.. 30.54 44 22 .... Clear
Huron S. Dak.. 30.26 36 32 1.36 Clouds
Indianapolis ...20.8(1 54 44 0.16 Rain
Jacksonville .. 30.08 80 62 Clouds
Sinsas City 20.70 66 42 0.01 Rain
s Angeles.... 30.10 66 30 clear
Louisville. Ky.. 20.88 58 4H 0.48 Rain
Miami. Fia 30.04 80 74 .... Clear
Minneapolis ... 30.00 52 40 0.54 Rain
New Orleans... 20.08 80 68 o.oi Clear
New York. Ν. Y. 30.20 46 42 0.02 Clouds
Oklahoma City. 30.12 72 46 .. . . Clouds
Omaha Nebr... 20.!»0 46 38 0.16 Rain
Philadelphia ...30.18 46 42 .... Clouds
Phoenix. Ariz...30.04 74 48 .... clouds
Pittsburgh. Pa.. 30.08 54 44 .... Clear
Portland. Me... 30.34 fio 32 .... Clear
Portland. Oreg.. 30.16 70 46 .... CloudJ
Raleigh. N. C.. 30.14 58 42 .... Clouds
Salt Lake City. 30.00 48 38 .... Clear
WASH . D. C.. 30.16 51 43 Cloud*
Warned
WRITING FOUND ON BACK
OF EX-ACTRESS.
BARBARA LEONARD,
Former actress, who received
threats recently, was reported
found in a semi-conscious condi
tion in her bath room at Los
Angeles with the words, "last
warning," written on her back. Po
lice are investigating.—A. P. Photo.
MAN'S CLOTHING TAKEN
Collectors Work Fast When They
Meet Him on Street.
DETROIT, April 11 OP).—PoUce
found Willie Reid hurrying for home
minus the greater part of his clothing.
Taken before Judge Gerald W. Groat,
Willie explained he had purchased a
complete outfit from a clothing firm
recently and agreed to pay for it on
a weekly basis.
Collectors caught him on the street
and replevined the outfit then and
there. Judge Groat loaned Willie a
dollar and the officers furnished him
a pair of trousers to wear home.
I BOARD INCREASES
WAGES OF SEAMEN
Tanker Strikes, However, Unaf
fected by Raise and Employers
Accuse Unions.
By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.—Award
by an arbitration board of Increased
wages to seamen Involved In last
Summer's coast-wlde marine strike
found controversy still raging today
cm the month-long tanker strike.
Announcement of the award last
night was almost coincident with new
charges hurled by employers that the
attitude of unions Involved In the
coast-wide tanker strike "echoes the
formula of gangsterland."
From the strikers' side came the
announcement of the San Francisco
council of marine crafts, representing
some 15,000 workers, that it had voted
support of the striking tanker sailors.
The agreement reached by the
Board of Arbitration, appointed after
last Summer's strike, provides wage
increases and shorter hours for 9,000
seamen on Pacific passenger vessels.
It does not Involve seamen striking
on the tankers. The pay Increases
are retroactive to December 1, 1934.
Honor Arctic Heroes.
Children of Moscow. Russia, recently
observed the first anniversary of the
sinking of the Chelyuskin, the Soviet
ship which braved the Northern Sea
route, the 104 survivors being rescued
by Soviet flyers from an ice flow.
INDIAN!AN TO SPEAK
Representative Charles A. Halleck,
Jr., of Indiana, will address the Na
tional Capital Republican Club to
morrow at 8:30 pjn. at an Informal
"at home" meeting at the club house,
Sixteenth street and Scott Circle. In
vitations have been sent to all Re
publican members of Congress to
attend as special guests. A musical
program has been arranged.
Engagement Ring in Ink.
Astonishing allegations were made
In the Third City Court at Melbourne,
Australia, during the hearing of an
alleged conspiracy case concerning a
matrimonial bureau. One woman tes
tified that a man who had promised
marriage obtained $1,590 from her.
"He did not buy me an engagement
ring," she said. "He drew one round
my finger In ink."
The New
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
CLOSES
To order a telephone or
arrange for additional
listings call
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EASTER MILLINERY
Genuine FUR FELTS, copies of
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MODELS
Also BallibuntUs and Baku
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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The latest styles for all needs: Of!
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H'ad sizes to 24.
Open Evening Until 10 P.M.
L. «ι·951
\r all n^#ris- Off- S
RIZIK'S announce
Pre-Easter Reductions
on a sizeable group of
RIZIK'S exclusive
TAILORED AND
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Finest of imported fabrics. Every suit from
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$14.75
$10.50
LAIRD, SCHOBER
CARLTON...AND
DYNAMIC STYLES
Blue is the Spring fashion story. Every
body tells it a bit differently. We show
It our way . . . and effectively, we think.
And you may tcear it your way, and be dif·
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white, or dusty pink, or chamois yel·
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Washington! Here are six outstanding
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and they're only samples . . . there are
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CARLTON pre
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some calf san
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of a thorobred.
$8.75
DYNAMIC
STYLE presents
a smart T-strap
distinguished by
tiny arrow
shaped perfo
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$6.75
1207 F ST.
7th AND Κ
3212 14th
Note: Shoes sketched may be had in other colors, too.
DYNAMIC STYLE
presents Navy ga
bardine, dramati
cally combined
with white call
trim and heel.
$5.00
CARLTON presents
oyal blue linen
with white trii%-is
nautical and fee.
Good on land, t»o.
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Your
Picture
taken in our studio
will be the most welcome
Easter gift you can give
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TictureiM
of You ^
EACH PICTURE IN A
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and
One Hand Colored,
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Ask Ah»t Our Portraits EitfHrfiiiry
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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Downstairs Bookstore.
10 Used and Floor Samples
FRIGIDAIRES
Reduced for J
FRIDAY
il) 4-cu. ft. Model.
(2) 5-cu. ft. Models.
(2) 6-cu. ft. Models.
(1) 7-cu. ft. Model.
(1) 6-cu. ft. Model.
(1) 7-cu. ft. Model.
(2) 6-cu. ft. Models.
Was $114.50. Now $89.50
Were $143.50. Now $115.00
Were $254.50. Now... $195.00
Was $251.00. Now. $179.50
Was $262.00. Now $132.50
Was $287.50. Now $150.00
Were $169.50. Now $125.00
NftTH INf. nOWN 15c·20c·25c a day on thr MfUr lee Pl*n,
πυιπυυ uvj η π—which includes sma„ carryins charie.
7th Street
Basement.
A»·*··"—Ttk. Kit |*4 O 9U»
Τhousands. . have bought
Their Rosebushes, Trees, Evergreens, Etc., in Our
POPULAR SHRUBBERY DEPT.
Special
Friday
69c PINK
Flowering
Dogwood
Trees
39
C ea.
Gladiolus
Bulb»
19c dos.
Λ· Blooming
Bedding
Plants
10
C ea.
Snapdraron
Areratum
Vlnica
Parlor Ivy
Coleus
Marigold
None Delivered -
No
Mail or Phone Orders.
Everblooming ^ ■—
Rosebushes.. J Jc
3 for $1.00
American Beantr. Bed
Betty Uprlchard. Pink
Dame Edith Helen. Pink
Duchess of Wellington. Yellow
Etiole de Prance. Bed
E. G. Hill. Bed
Fran Earl Drnschki. White
Gruii an Teplitt. Red
Golden Ophelia. Yellow
Joanna Hill. Yellow
J. J. L .Hock. Pink
K. A. Victoria. White
Lady Hillincdon. Yellow
Lady Ashtown. Pink
Los Anteles. Yellow and Pink
Mme. Butterfly. Pink and Yellow
Mrs. Charles Bell. Pink
Mrs. Henry Morse. Pink
Mrs. Aaron Ward. Yellow
President H. Hoover. Three-ton·
Pan! Neyron. Pink
Radiance, Pink or Red
Sensation. Red
Souv. de Cladius Pernet. Yellow
Talisman. Three-tone
White Killirnev
Climbing Roses—Various Kinds, 33c ea.
EVERGREENS... 39c
Pfitzer Juniper Andora Juniper Savin Juniper
Greek Juniper Iriah Juniper
18 to 24 inch Boxwood $1.39
18 to 24 inch Japanese Holly ...S1.95
18 to 24 Japanese Yew f 1-69
18 to 24 inch Mngho Pine $1.00
Biota Aurea Nana 89c
• 3 to 4 ft. Pyramidal Arobrvltae $1.29
• 4 to 5 ft. Pink Chinese Magnolias $4.50
PERENNIALS .... 10c
—Thirty or more different kinds... Hardy fleld-grown plants
...Many suitable for rockery planting.
• 2-year-old California Privet 25 for 79c
• 2-year-old Barberry for 59c
• 6-ft. Umbrella Trees 59c
• Fruit Trees, Apple or Peach 49c
• 8-ft. Norway Maple or Chinese Elm 95c
• Flowering: Crab or Peach .50c
• Japanese Flowering Cherry 95c
• Kann's Quick-Grow Grass Seed 3-Ib. pkg., 59c
• Grape Vines, popular varieties 2 for 25c
• Topsoil, bushel bag for
Large Field Grown
Pansy Plants
—Healthy Plants,
Special, basket,
Golden Privet
35c, 3 for S1.00
•
7·ft. Japaneae Flowering
Weeping Cherry
$2.95
Limited Quantity
Everblooming Rosebushes
19c ea.
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