Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1930, Page 25

SHAKE-UP IN RADID QUOTAS PROPOSED Malf of States Would Lose, equas Part of Broadcasting Fa- cilities Under Plan. BY ROBERT MACK. One-half of the United States stand %0 lose portions of their precious broad- casting facilities, while t.hje ot‘tlller half correspondingly would enjoy increases in stations, under a sweeping plan for compliance with the radio law requir- ing equal distribution of broadcasting proposed by Federal Radio Commis- sioner Willlam D. L. Starbuck. In a resolution that would definitely commit the Radio Commission to & policy of equalization of broadcasting facilities according to population, the New York tommissioner proposes that the door be perpetually closed to States which now have excessive stations, bl hours of operation. And those tates delinquent in broadcasting facili- ties would be accorded their proportional 'es. ‘Wants Gradual Change. Starbuck says he is not seeking a “violent readjustment” of station assign- ments to bring about the required equality. He believes that his plan of ourtailing facilitles in ‘“over-quota” Btates and increasing them in States ties. Briefly, Starbuck’s proposal whenever applications are received for increased facilities from an under-quota State for facilities in an over-quota State or zone that it shall be granted. The conditions, however, are that the application from the under-quota State must conform with engineering prin- ;lglu and be “in the public interest.” Te would be no alternative if these conditions were met. Another Plan Proposed. Commissioner Ira E. Robinson served notice more than a week ago that he will introduce a resolution having to do with equal distribution of facilities. His plan will call for the mere boost- ing of facilities in under-quota States without molesting, for the time being, the 23 over-quota States. Trouble aplenty will result from any attempt arbitrarily to reduce facilities in these areas having more than their share, he holds. The resolution probably will be offered in the next day or so. If Starbuck’s plan were adopted the following States would eventually lose facilities: Tilinois, 10.30 units; Texas, Washington, 5.76 units; 5.71; Towa, 5.32; Florida, 4.25; New York. 3.55; Utah, 3.33; Colo- rado, 2.88; California, 2.68; Louisiana, 2.67; Virginia, 2.56; Oregon, 2.22; Ne- braska, 1.75; Minnesota, 1.32; South Dakota, 1.37; Missouri, 1.28; Oklahoma, 1.08, and North Dakota, New Jersey, THE EVENING STAR, N < and Delaware, less flraen, Kreiuky, s24 Duiwmae. | ‘would n}n facilities, 13 Wy New Hampshire, 1.11; North 1.01, and Connecticut, Arkan- Vermont, Idaho, d, Ohio, Georgia. Maine and the unit. District of ia, than 1 3 (Copyright, 1930, by the Consclidated Press.) TAYLOR WINS ELECTION Paddington Returns Show Vice; Admiral Victor in London. . LONDON, October 31 (/).—Complete returns from South Paddington today showed that Vice Admiral Taylor, em- pire crusader nominee, won yesterday's four-cornered bye-election there. The Liberals had no candidate, and Labor had hoped to win. since the Conserva- tive vote was split three ways. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Card party, Capitol Bridge Club, Ar- lington Hotel, 8 p.m. Masque dance, Potomac Post, No. 1085, and Ladies’ Auxillary, Veterans of For- eign Wars, Masonic Hall, 4200 Ninth street, 8:30 p.m. Meeting, Phi Beta Kappa Association, University Club, tonight. Meeting, New York State Society, Wil- lard Hotel, 8 p.m. Halloween dance, Ohio Girls' Club, Colonial Hotel, 9 p. baabay, WASHING.UN, D. C, WooDWARD & LOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE . Down Stairs Store Opportunities Tomorrow Misses’ Tweed Coats, $]() Think of the many sports ecossions on which you could wear this serviceable eoat of tweed, in Women’s Fine Arctics Last Year’s Stock, But Perfect in Quality Much Below Former $ Wholesale Cost 8% ‘o 10. “Laros” Rayon Underwear, $] Panties, bloomers and step-ine... of fine quality run-resisting novelty weave rayon. Pink, honeydew end white, some garments with con- trasting trim. brown, blue, snd oxford mixtures with beret to mat Sizes 14 to 20. Fur-Trimmed Coats $25 It takes but ome look st the fine quality msterials, smart . / Girdles, $3 Because these fine arctics are last year’s ot broe-:-: m:-":lhl materials stock (denoted by the‘ manufacturer’s 3""': ;‘i'"lm‘:‘;; ot -rt:' .:hl:- punch) we are able to sell them at this ties. Several different’ styles, im exceptionally low price of $1. Of first sizes 26 to 34. grade; in black and brown low-cuff = Costume Slips, $2.95 style. For Cuban or high heels. Sizes Crepe, satin, French crepe, twin 3to 8 weaves and crepe de chine . . . lace trimmed or t group of silhouet: line styles, in pas shi Sizes 36 to 44, Felt Berets, §5¢ In brown, black, green and ten... these felt berets are very smart for Fall. Seleet them to match your costumes...at this very low price of 8Se. Women'’s Gloves, $].95 Slip-on ahd fancy cuff styles, of soft ocapeski In_ black, is, beach and bl lar sizes. Men’s Handkerchiefs, 1(c Handkerchiefs of soft, white cotton styles and fur trimmings om these coats to realize their exceptional values st this low price. Of broadcloth . . . neatly lined with satin-back crepe sad trimmed with cqracul, Man- churian wolf (dog) and lapin rabbit. Sizes 14 to 50. Leather Jackets Polo Shirts, $2.95 812.75 kirts, these Warm leather jackets with all-wool kasha linings. In green, brown, ten, black, navy and red. Sizes Che PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE New Wash Frocks Well Tailored and ~ § l .95 Reasonably Priced at Printed in Fall shades of tan, brown, blue, green, pink and navy...these smart frocks are ideal for wear about home. Of fine: tubbable material, they are very reasonsbly priced at $1.95. Sizes 16 to 18 and 36 to 52. Uniforms, $1.95 Broadcloth Smocks Well tailored and $1.95 full-cut uniforms for " nurses, maids and Most practical gor- fessi 3 t - " sl e Sl Berd e, ...with neatly hemstitched sdges style Raincoat, of rub- terial. Sizes 16 to Well tailored and #nd Y-inch hems. berized jorsey, in tan, 18 and 36 to 46. neatly styled in " reen, blue ano ox- es of tan, blue, ord. Sizes 14 to 4. green and or- Aprons, 58¢ Sports Jackets Well made aprons chid. Sizes 16 to 18 whose bright colors s5’95 and 36 to 44, Bungalow remain after many § Of leatherstte and tubbings. Many at. suede-like cloth, these tractive styles at this ¢ e e g it green, brown, red, blue, navy, tan and black. Sizes 14 to 20. Knit Suits,$8.75 Attractive Three- piece Suits, including sweater, tuck-in skirt and beret, in smart tweed mixtures. Sizes 14 to 42. and navy . for Fall. to 42, Knitted Suits $5.95 Por Fall, 1930, Sports Oceasions, these three-piece knitted suits aere in attrae- tive mixtures. Sizes 14 to_20. Cardigan Sweaters, $3.95 These jackets of brushed wool are very warm and service. able. In green, brown, blue, navy and black. Sizes 34 to 36. Shoulderettes $1.95° Of ell wool, in or- chid, white, pink, blue, black and ox- ford. 55 More Days il Christmas! —buy why wait? A Pre-Holiday Sale of Men’s $1.95 Blouses, $3.95 Your Fall suit needs one of these lovely blouses of silk crepe, in white, eggehell, tan and vanilla . . . in titched-in-white. Regu- Isoi:tol;‘tv: fl.' L Raincoats, $4.50 Attractive tailored —buy these Mufflers to wear :II:: .o .yor buy them at this very 1 price for Christmas gifts . « ¢ 'yl:f’ll: gay almost twice as much later! Over a thousand to choose fr?m von in : variety of colors and designs. materials and A styles declare - very unusual values prons, 35C $1. Attractive In prints of many te in many de- colors. These little . Sizes 16 to 18 aprons sre vem and 36 to 52. handy end_reasonably Boys’ Suits, s1 $ 1 -95 priced at 35¢ fiM.u.., will like the Of calf, crepe, moire and faille ne quaiity materials, « . . in pouch, envelope and top- Sweaters, 31 in these suits of strap styles. Black, brown, p ” broadcloth and cham- green, blue and tan . . . with Infants’ warm little bray . . and the I and metal ornaments and sweaters, of all wool, low price of $1. Sev~ in coat v eral styles for styles. brother’s approval. Sizes 2 to 6. Flannelette Pajamas, $] Brother and sister go cozily and snugly off to bed in these flan- nelette paj i Fall Handbags Smart Jackets $16.50 A limited number of ilk. You’ll robably . these fishion Good, large lit b t’ e I.hl:lnl::?“. Of.ofii;'::,:nl:e““ be here early for choice want mor oo selection. cloth; smartly styled with shawl coller and beret to match. Sizes 14 to 42. Girls’ Dainty Dresses “Lucette” and sl ' —] Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Men's Dept—Main Men’s Unfin Suits, $] Reasonably priced . . . Men's Fleece-lined Cotton union suits, in ankle-length style with long or short sleeves. Full eut, with plenty of ;;‘mmh and comfort. Sizes 34 to 48. Men’s Wool Sweaters, $5 Aero-neck, slip-over or coat styles, with large roll oollars. The popu- lar shaker-knit sweater, in black, Bavy or maroon. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Part-Wool Hose, 50 and Sports 51095 rt-wool half hose, shades and attractive pat- ideal for Fall 31650 This is an extremely low price for these popular H i 3 Cantons, ehiffons, Sarely ted, Linte g e Men’s Flannelette o vt rimaige ot bowe Pajamas, §1 65 like their smart styles with boleros, capes, leather . belts and standing collars. which mark them typ- thinestones, flowers ieally 1930. In black and buckles. Shirts 3 for $4.75. Very fine quality pa- jamas...at & very reasonsble price. and mew high shades. are intricate with Sizes for women, flares, ruffles and Coat and_slipover styles, of flan- nelette. Sizes A to D. Boys’ Tweeduroy Shorts © 8195 For brother 5 to 10, these sturdy shorts of fine quality tweeduroy are very service- able and reasonably priced. In brown, tan and gray . . . lined throughout. Flannelette Pajamas Green - Tan Boys’ one and two piece styles, of \ warm flannelette. Tn coat and slip- Combinations iy s The fashionwise One-piece style. Sizes 6 to 12..§1 chooses her 1930 Fall Two-piece o Sizes 10 to 18, wardrobe with a keen $1. A Special Offering! All Wool Overcoats $35 and $40 Values! 77 Overcoat time will soon be here . . . that’s why we say that this special offering should be of special interest to thrifty men. $27.50 is a low price for any overcoat « « . but these are out of the ordinary! Double-breasted Models Single-breasted Models Half-belted Models styles and materials Tinker Toy Raglan Sleeves il Set-in Sleeves ‘ mns.“O:o!D:d -t--ll- Blankets, 51 ity prints and plaids, :,:' . ':;in‘l;; .bl:;“k.:: Newest Shades of : vl o I s Tan - Brown - Gray and Mixtures and warm fer In tinker toy patterns ..with scalloped edges. You can’t help but be satisfied with this group of coats . . . for there‘s everything here that you could want! All brand - new Handmade Dresses, $1 stock, in the 1930.31 Winter models. Sizes 35 to 42. Dainty little dresses Direct G St. Entrance to the Palais Royal Men’s Store “Cinderella” Makes Two popular makes of dresses for little girls 2 to 6...at & very popular price of $1. Dainty prints or n colors . . . fast eolors. Jersey Dresses, $5.95 Attractive frocks of fine quality jersey...well made and smartly styled. One, two and three piece styles for misses. Sizses 14 to 20. One-piece styles for women. Sizes 36 to 46. New Fall Dresses Evening Dresses 2 For boys and girls 2 to 6, these warm lit- tle sweaters come in slip-over style, of all wool. Tan, blue, navy, red, green and brown ...colors for Fall. Girls’ Winter Coats Styles for Dress pa . Styles with er without feet. Wash Blouses, $1 Girls’ Skirts, $1.95 Smart for the school For Fall skirts and mise aravAlise aties jumpers, these blouses ¢ o m e in dainty prints and plain-colored broad- cloth, in a variety of styles and colors. With the New Darker Coats Fall Dresses very ressonably priced. Sizes 7 to 16. Vanta Vests, $] Sizes 7 to 16. For infants 3 years old, Vanta Vests, in double or . 4 GII']S was" single breasted styles, Frocks, 81 ::yo:?"“'w oo l-and- High Shades of Blue Gold ‘A large selection of Men’s Pigskin Gloves $3.50 Serviceable gloves of genuine pigskin, in snap-cuff or slip- on styles. Sizes 774 to 9%4. New Cotton Blouses, $].95 For Fall skirts, these cotton blouses come in a wide va- riety of attractive styles. Smart for Fall...in a choice of most lovely shades. Sizes 34 to 42. the very new hl:‘h cludes dresses of black, black-and-white and black with contr high shades. Includeg are— Wool Jumper Dresses,$1.95 Sturdy frocks of wool tweed with narrow leather belts and at- " tractive buttons . . . lace and embroidery remarkably low ...some with eollars. griud at $1.95. Sizes 18.inch and 2l.inch to 14. lengths. Jersey Dresses in one and two pigee styles « . Party Frocks of rayon satin . . . Novelty Woollens. .. Sunday Night Frocks of chiffon and erepe « + . Sises for women ...all handmade... with trimmin