Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1930, Page 34

MICHIGAN TO BUILD Yinter work HENRY FORD RETURNS m.?mm@wmmmm PEAGE M[]VEMENI TO AID UNEMPLOYED | period when jovs mormall ‘ave st a suation. e :};‘_ ia” e B ben muted o Reporters Are Told to Offer Written minimum. now Mackay to Lay Corner Stome. Application for Interview. f High: d Builds: t own ¥ o oy m" the nflmrl administrative de- m YORK, October 33 (P)~—Olar-| NEW YORK, October 28 (F)—Mr. R‘ Construction Planned to Furnish mt of the Postal | \q agry, Henry Ford returned from a | 3 Work During Winter. ter, and ,2” m&h;o;:' buliding ol:'m Mackay | European trip yesterday. The auto- s, struction and n- Science School, vnlvmlty of l!tnd-‘ mobile_manufacturer would make no Pacifists . Wpuid Form Con- [, 1A y ity Y tomortow. Th structure s the 1atest | statement nor submit to any interview | Gove! ble to estimal m tions -total more | concefning conditions abroad' or any sultative Pact to Supple- o e i e o e e e ' AR i, e other subject on the ground that he | &iam is ment Kellogg Treaty. Convinced that the cause of world peace lags while militaristic gestures ntud are on the increase, leaders of S ' L L LT TSR rer T H of the larger peace organizations in conference here yesterday to consider a consultative pact to supple- the Kellogg treaty. @ ud)onfld president of the m “Assoolation, and Fred- .y uhb.. president of ‘the :Nn- * nmvvnvngfl" = conference 4 of the Women’s International wu. for Peace and Preedom. m‘ ",,, ,’,::kv“" vealed & The third night foot ball game ever played in Washington . . . the biggest game of the season . . . at Griffith Stadium to- of view, but it seemed to ight. Y. h he fi i o be th hat i A “Wha 2% ‘consensus that & consultaiive morrow night. You who are among the first audiences are going to the answer to that important question, t to wear such as was suggested during the ; hours of the London Confer- ied as valid a contribu- gg.égz; g: ' A CONTESTING OF WTLL OF ACTRESS IS DENIED Mother-3nd| Husband;of Broadway Star Who Committed Suicide Are Omitted 1h$170,000 Logacy: k3 2 s . WOOLLY Pl “Prosecution Alle Stepmother " » P "“;:m‘;';’;?m“:’: will help you enjoy the game in warmth and comfort By the Associated Press. : N, W. Va. October 23~ Camel Pile Belted Camelaine and Squirrel- Coats for Men ette Coats for Girls $39.50 $].95 (Second Floor, The Hecht Oo.) (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) ! GUILTY PLEA DENIED Pure Alpaca Pile Camel Pile Coats Bortions Mox atmive Busming Coats for Misses for Jr. Boys Auto in Chickasha Riot. MUSKOGEE, Okla., October 23 (#). Cou: $ jay to the burning of a National I 6.75 $ truck in the Chickasha riot of 5 I May 30, 'lv’hnen . somdn anlfi‘e‘nr! , was lynched. Ju ms " McClain was trying to free six . SXMIGIEI, Tho' M (00) Becond Floor, The Hecht Co.) Sother men, indicted with McClain. He admifted he drained gasoline from “the truck and used it to set the fire. SThose indicted with McClain and scheduled for trial at Chickasha ey a5 Timme Tuft Coats 2-Piece Camelaine —————— for Jr. Misses Sets for Tots 31675 $7.95 (Third -Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Becond Ploor, The Mecht Co.) HECHT CO. Free Auto Parking for Customers E Street Between 6th and 7th i JTOEEI L P eaY g Toee wa 1 5 Ex i s : i H i sk F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 coun other dis. Free Auto Parking Space for Customers «E Street Between Sixth and Seventh F Street at 7th NAtional 5100 ) Said Mr.C....“I used to have my suits made by an exclu- sive, high-priced tailor . . . but vn\otcincelcametolmowa Nocie ty vand “I was one of those men who couldn’t see anything else but a custom tailored garment. Regularly I paid a visit to my tailor, was fitted and fussed over, and put down many good dollars for my clothing. “A chap I know got me interested in a Society Brand $50 suit. For the fun of it I bought one several months ago. I'm a convert now. Why? In the first place the suit is tailored to perfection. It gives me just as good service, has that same in- dividual style, and it fits...it really does. “I'm particularly fond of the fabric. Staunchley worsted I believe they call it. You can’t tell it from an imported ma- terial. And from the way it has stood up I think it’s going to do a good _yob so far as wear is concerned. “Why not drop down to The Hecht Co. and see for yourself? The clothing department is on the second floor and it takes two seconds by direct elevators to get there.”