Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 26

JUSTICE OFFICIALS | FACE NOVEL ISSUE Department Considering Plea of Packers for Inaugurating L, Chain Store System. Y pAVID tawmence. . | A movel procedure has developed in the handling by the Department of Justice of the plea of the packers to b permitted to enter the chain store business. ‘Technically, it was explaind at the Department of Justice yum‘dng'. L&znm:; tion made dismiss '.h‘hl’ul'.. but actually the Gov- ernment has reached no %on:l!umne? r&n:' ‘way ther an - eumine witaesses: befors the nmm.r&tl ipreme rt in order to develop the - co:h\ch to base a conclusion. | by court proceedings the cor- poration comes into court arguing that s change in conditions has oc- curred and seeking permission to ac- quire another company, the Govern- ment’s interest being to protect the public against monopoly and restraint of trade. Present Proceedings Held Unique. On this occasion, however, the pro- ceedings are unique because the pack- ers are contending that marketing con- nged and that the public interest will be served and com- petition will be promoted by permitting to engage in the recail business from which they now are re- strained by court order. ‘The wholesale grocers are opposed to the viewpoint of the packers and have filed with the Department of Jus- tice many objections to the plan. In Dmnmmlndmwflgs gezs Kihih d FEED PARTRIDGES, - GAME WARDEN URGES Montgomery Officials Fear Birds Will Suffer Because of Heavy Snow. Special Dispatch to The Star. many others to m vided with food, Carroll Waters, f deputy game warden for the county, to- day issued an appeal to the farmers to “feed the birds.” By clearing away the snow in spots and scattering grain or other food, the W are believed certain to find it. Deputy Waters stated y that he stands ready to supply food for all who desire it for such pur?ola and that he should be communicated with at Germantown. his Shud dashea out of the coffin oul cemetery as he was about to be buried. His friends scattered in all di- rections, many stumbling over tombstones in their haste. Lozano had suffered a catalep- tic spell and had been pro- nounced dead. Stimson Beats Aide on Links. LONDON, January 21 (#).—Secre- tary Stimson’s views have prevailed in his first open difference of opinion with anybody since he came to limit navies. He has won a golf match. He beat his . Page, 1 up. The Sec- was clever at the first tee. He to'i‘:’hmdlup of a stroke a hole. COMPLETE HOP WEST Army’s “Aretic Patrol” Prepares for Return to Michigan. By the Associated Press. eloin'the maim FINANCIAL LEADER DIES. the l.l‘lhll Grigsby Chandler, 77, Was Wash,, January 21.—The motor last plane of the Army's Arctic patrol able to fly over the icy peaks of the canflnmuyl Divide fl%fll down on a.nuen)lemm Lake near here yester- y. Only four ships did not com| long xl‘m. from Selfridge Mich., despite sub-zero ummru and un- favorable flying con ‘Tempera- tures of llmu{ 50 degrees below zero in Montana made postponement of the last hop, from Great Falls, to Spokane, necessary for several days. The 17 pursuit planes and one tri-mo- tored were overhauled in pre- return flight, lete the | Opera Soprano Weds Engineer. CHICAGO, January 31 (#).—The ceremony. The divides time between Mm‘v ‘York. Former Trade Board Head. CHICAGO, January 21 (#)—Reuben Grigsby Chandler, 77, widely known in financtal circles, died in a hospital Sun- day after an iliness of several months. Mr. Chandler had rounded out more than bhalf a century in the Chicago financial district and served as presi- dent of the Chicago Board of Trade in 1903. He recently retired. 2 Mr. ler “was born in Virginia mcwu-mmvmuwu‘ tary T te. AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE, BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE THOS. E. JARRELL CO. ors 721 10th St. N.W. National 0765 Az your draggist’s r send 10¢. to &—l—.. 0 101 . Sim N. Y. fi'~h~* Phone District 5300 Exhibit of Original Etchings By the Etchcrafters of Baltimore —uwith Don Swann, guest artist This exhibit will feature ten new Etchings of Washington scenes—shown for the first time . .. and one hundred and thirty other subjects, i cluding scenes of:nearby Virginia, Early Amer- ica, Paris and Mexico. “All of the artists are of recognized ability. Mr. Fox, director of “The Etchcraft- ers,” will be here with Mr. Swann. This Notable Group of Etchings The temnis frock is of fine lustrous broad. cloth, yard, S0c; the jacket rted cotton homespun, yard. 52 Dress of men's shirting, one of the smartest daytime fashions, J madras, yard, 50c; of silk crepe yord . cesees The lumberjack swit is of printed sham- tung, yard, $1.95; with tuck-in blouse of harmonizing plain shantung, yard...5195 $1.50 to $15 Grrr Smor, SzvEnTE FLOOR. . CLEARANCE Women'’s Chiffon Hose 40 Jane Wandl chiffon silk hose., Were $3.50. Now $2.50 50 Silk net hose. Were $3.75. Now 200 McCallum chiffon silk hose. Now $ecus 100 Novelty silk net hose. Were 60 French silk chiffon hose; Paris clocks. Were $3.95. Now ... veen. 8295 150 McCallum service-weight $2.75 and $5.50. Now..................$1.95 ‘Women's Hosmery, Atz 19, Pmst Froor. New Home Frocks Much too nice to only wear at home *10 The type of frocks every woman likes to have for mid-season wear. Plain colored crepe and many prints—showing the im- portant fashion details for early Spring. Low-placed flares, molded waistline, shirring and tucks follow the femininé mode and new silhouette.. One of these —be it a bright colored frock—or a gay int on a conservatively ark background—will freshen the jaded Winter wardrobe, printed pigue, with tuck. Silks, Cottons, Woolens indicating important fashions for the coming season There is a trend toward special fabrics for specialized or indi- vidualized style roles. Added to this is the concentration on weaves of supple quality which interpret the fitted and flowing lines of the modern silhouette. New glories of colors in woolens— silks to complement the sun-tan in subtle ways—cottons for town and formal wear—all excitingly new—and inspirational of a new style period and of fresh costume interpretations. New Silks impart fresh interest Printed Shantung—a new print medium, yard . Silk Shirtings, for sports wear, yard Printed Chiffon, yard “Lily-of-the-Valley” Printed Cre; Imported Printed Chiffon, yerd . S1Lxs, Szcowp Proor. A mew homeycomb tweed fashions this suit, yard, $3.50; or of nubby tweed suit- * Eveming fashions of imported printed ing, yard .. ceerseeraiong th chiffow, yayd, $4; or of “Lil: Valley” printed crepe, yard......... Cottons destined for a brilliant future Printed pique—for sports wear, yard Dotted Swiss, interpret’ feminine fashions, yard Printed Cotton Nets, for evening frocks, yard . Plain pique, in black and wi Printed handkerchief lawn, yar, Striped Madras Shirting, yard .. SPECULATION CHARGE | IS DENIED BY FOX/ Tmpored Embeoderd Vol o { A Corrons, Szconp Froor. itions, though (s is & matter of | iture legislation. | (Copyright, 1030.) Film Companies Solvent and Only Question Is Patience, He Says © in Answer to Suit. Woolens glorify color and v‘vc’avc. Homr Frocks, Tump Froor. Half-;izé They Really Fit Little Women 25 Half of the women are five feet four inches and Nubby tweeds, for Waoolen jersey, for the smart sports suit .... ‘WooLens, Szcown Froon, “Five o'clock” fro. f printed chiffom, yard, §195; or smart mew cotfom— imported embroidered voile Buchanting cottow damce fashions, lu:d Swiss, yard, 85c; of P “It is also stated that I have received hundreds of thousands of dollars in sal- ary.” the statement continued. “In point of fact, I relinquished my salary { and a half y:,l..r: ago and never since T;::‘ o nies helmingl: 2 ‘com| are overwl ly solvent. Annhz only question is one of a little patience on the part of creditors until new financing now under consid- eration can be completed.” { Pins...Needles...Thread...Everthing Is Here to Aid in Making Your Spring Clothes v I DEATHS BY CARS LIGHT. One Killed in 280,000,000 Carried Last Year, Medal Awards Reveal. NEW YORK. January 21 (P —FPig- ures showing that only one person in | every 280,000,000 carried electric transportal contest. " he ‘The assoclation'’s report that accidents to m‘lo X erated. ‘English the e i Wool Mending Plaits Detachable Shoulder Straps. 25¢ and 50c pai 2 Miada Li Wil vard . Silkc Elastic, in colors, ‘Weighted Tape, white Silk Biss Binding . Silk Seam Binding. rd Perfect Dressmaker Pins, 50c edch A Paper Pins DeLong Dressmaker Pins, Y2-pound box, 65¢ 10¢ to 20c s paper Roberts Gold Eye Needles, package . Sewing Silk, Sewing Machine Needles, 2 ;: 0c a spool White and Black Cotton. spools, 55¢ dozen—Se each. 250.yard 100-yard woveno.$1 dozen white and black. 10c s paper Cotton, Smith's Needles 10c a paper Sen 1 Teneo Snaps, a dozen, $1.10, Blei.,'r:: Making Your Spring Wardrobe Is a Real Pleasure If You Use Our Cutting and Fitting Service Miss Jonreau—our ex; New York, with your Spring clothes—from the fabrics you ma; cont or suit will piece, 25¢ the latest style information to be cut and fitted—ready to be stitched. Minimum Charge, $3.50 CuTTING AWD Frrrine, Secowp FLOOR. Ya-pound box, 3Se pert who renders this service—has just returned from; assist you in the making of y select here. Your frook, A onsn cards, $110. A card, 10¢ ++..25¢ each Sefety Pins, in bunches of 50....10¢ Vogue Pins, 12 on eard. Enameled Darner, wi Footform Darner .. 15¢ pair ible Tape Measures, 100 to 25¢ each Spring Tape Measures, 10¢ to 35¢ each Tremy l:msh“!kirt Marker . 25¢ less in height. Woodward & Lothrop has frocks especially designed for these little women. This group at $25 in- cludes models of flat crepe, georgette and new- ly smart lace. Sizes 3514 to 4124, P Half-size Frocks are Shorter from the waist to hem «v.Fuller through sleeves voShorter at the waistline «onPuller through the hips