Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 25

NI, NDLSTRES] Steel Magnate Declares Business Much Better Now Than 6 Months Ago. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 9.—Present indica- tions are that 1930, in broad perspec- tive, will prove a year of normal prog- ress, Charles M. Schwab, chairman of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SCHIAB SFES AN 55,5 5 S EDUCATIONAL WORK of an industry that more than any other “has met the difficulties resulting from “Antecedents of the Federal Acts Con- cerning Education,” Prof. Reisler traced the t of the Government's OF U. S. TO INCREASE | oo tn soadonai 8d After referring in detail to the Fed- Mann, director of the American Coun- cil on Education. ‘The session of the council this aft- ernoon _is addresses by Lieut. Col. U. director of the George Washi the greatest stock market collapse in Y. Mr. Schwab did not refer_specifically to the recent Bethlehem-Youngstown Sheet & Tube merger, nor to the diffi~ culties which have surrounded the com- pletion of that consolidation. However, he dwelt at some length of mergers in general. “It is natural to the course of eco- nomic progress,” he said, “that larger enterprises should develop from small ones, and this tendency involving mer- gers and consolidation of units. which are complementary, has generally been and promises to be in the future of benefit alike to industry and to the public. This wholesome growth of busi- ness enterprises, where fairly conceived, should be encouraged and not restrained. For_after all, the most logical purpose of business expansion is to serve the Prof. Reisler of Columbia Univer- sity Tells American Council of Federal Activities. Increased participation in educational matters by the Federal Government was predicted by Edward H. Reisler, profes- sor of history at Columbia University, at the opening session of the thir- teenth annual meeting of the Ameri- can Council on Education in the Na- tional Research Council Building today. Speaking before many leaders in the educational fleld, on the subject of eral Government’s activities in educa- | Bicentennial Commission, who was_to tion, Prof. Reisler said: at it will [ speak on the “George Washington Bi- g0_backwards is lm'-hl]lklhle'; ‘That it | centennial of 1932”; Charles H. Judd, ckw will stand still is impossible. director of the School of Education. A Teport on the activities of the na- | University of Chicago and convention tional advisory committee on educa- | chairman, and an address by Secretary tion was made by Dr. Henry Suzzallo, | of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur, director. A report also was being made | whose subject is “Education and Health, at the opening session by Dr. C. R. a Community Problem.” S fUDDEN SERVICE Screens to Order Prevent the annoyance from flies and insects these warm days 'C., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 19%0. WoobpwarD & ILL.oTHROP 1880 DEN ANNIVERSARY L& 1630, DOWN STAIRS STORE Daily Arrivals Bring New Interest to t h e Bethlehem public more effectively.” Steel Corporation, . e betore STOCK CRASH VICTIM Liaten 1n on Amus w0 Ants Her ENDS LIFE WITH SHOT i the American Iron ol g Mother TFinds 58-Year-Old Son, 1 3,[ 17T In & Steel Institute. “As a_matter of fact,” Mr. Schwab gl “business is a Jot better today , Dead in ¢ 4 than it was six or e et e COLUMBIA'RD. or18 ST nine months ago Back Yard. OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR. because of the in- evitable bouseclean- By the Associated Press. with TONIGHT Ing which has taken CHICAGO, May 9.—The stock mar- e TONICHY D | ket erash echoed in the back pard of : ; e {# home on Perdinand street yesterday | g Fried Fillet of should realize that when Byron C. Dowes shot and killed Hoie ol c comparisons or the Charles M. Schwab. | himself. D NNED purpose of gauging Dowes lost his wealth in the market. our present progress should be made . frgsiis Special Roas With "hormal 'vears rather than what | The manufacturing concern he ha o Was an abnormally good year last year. | founded went in bankruptcy. He was All in all, I believe the record of 1930 compelled to sell his home. He asked Wil compare most favorably, from | his wife to leave him, for he was no Dusincss” standpoint, Wiih recent nor- | longer able t support her as well as mal good business years.” ore. At"the outset of his address Mr.| He went to live with his mother. Schwab said that in Tespect to both | She heard a shot yesterday and found equipment and organization the Ameri- | her 58-year-old son dead across a can steel industry was today in a sounder flower bed. by the complete screening of your home . .. We have bronze screen wire for enclosing porches, or for window screens, screen molding, White pine screen doors, all necessary hardware and paints. « + . 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Sports Dresses, THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s and Misses’ Coats Reduced Fur-trimmed and plain models sl 6_.50 ...silver spray, covert, trico, $14-50 tweed and broadcloth...green, tan, blue, black ‘and mixtures. At $14.50, a few three-piece en- sembles. At $16.50, a group of Were $25 silk coats. Tomorrow—Last Day... NATIONAL DErIANCE TIRE WEEK A Tube Given (Gi#) With Every Defiance or Super Defiance Tire Defiance 4-Ply Tires 29x5.25 ...$9.25 30x5.25 ...$9.45 31x5.25 ...$9.75 29x5.50 ..$10.15 30x5.50 ..$10.35 30x6.00 ..$11.45 31x6.00 ..$11.70 32x%6.00 ..$11.95 33x6.00 ..$12.25 32x6.75 ..$16.95 33%6.75 ..$17.45 Were $25 THE DOWN STAIRS STORR For Mother’s Day, May 11 Silk Gloves, $1-5 A thoughtful gift is a pair of silk gloves to match costume or accessories. Pull- ons in several lengths and fancy cuff styles. Gray, tan, black and white. 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J . “New Suit Free if It Rips” THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Of Hair and Peanit Straw Poke, off-the-face, medium brim and wide brim hats are lovely with Sum- mer dresses. Peanit,straw hats are trimmed with patent leather, polka- dotted silk and taffeta bows. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Boys’ Wash Shorts, $1 Linen, duck and crash in plain and fancy patterns. Well tailored for real wear, Sizes 5 to 10. Boys’ Wash Knickers, $1 Crash knickers, in various designs, are carefully cut for comfort. Sizes 6 to 16. Other Knickers, $1.65 and $2.25 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Summer Fashion and Cool Comfort in Imported Woven Sandals 53.95 i Imported from Czechoslovakia, ex- pressly for Woodward & Lothrop— .made of the better grade materials to assure wear and made on Ameri- can lasts to assure comfort. At $3.95—two styles, a close weave in white, tan, and tan-and-brown; and a loose weave in white, black- and-white and tan-and-brown. Each style has moulded soles. (Two lower sketches.) 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