Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1932, Page 16

A—16 THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1932. UP m [] A'I’E GYM !PROBLEMS OF FEDERAL | matter Yore ok attors of ine Fea: -1U- RESERVE ARE STUDIED | e sorernore of the banks are: ney FORHOUSE SOUGHT Britten Wants Latest Equip- | A. Young, Boston; George L. Harrison, New York; George W. Norris, Phila- Governors of 12 Banks Confer|geiphia; E. R. Fancher, Cleveland; George 'J. Seay, Richmond; Eugene R. With Meyer and Members of | prll® thohca” 5. B. McDougal, Chi- Board. cago; William McC. Martin, St. Louis; W. B. Gerry, Minneapolis; W. J. Balley, Problems of the Federal Reserve Sys- | Kansas City; B. A. McKinney, Dallas, tem were discussed at the regular Win- | and John U. Calkins, San Francisco. ter conference of the governors of the TS e | 12 Federal Reserve Banks yesterday in | ment to Keep Members of |session with Eugene Meyer, ir. gover-| London office girls Tave taken up s at | Congress in Trim. s when Congress ves fit by punch- e House gym—and | Britten of Illinois | something about it. Gone indeed is th ym, but Britten | C s uld-msmon(‘d‘ ratus — chest machines, medicine showers. He is determined | one equipped in the | method, much | ys, to the aver- ; pursestring s Commit- | u play. He cut | n a bill for installation of equipment in the new House 4 | Will Fight for Fund. i ouse already hasa it, but he'd heard rmer champion boxer, an- | going to fight for that s member would have to| e than take off his collar | and tie and slip into a Mother Hub- bard-like garment to keep himself fit,” said Britten | electric vibration the new style achines would exercise the muscles of his calves, thighs, back, hips and | shoulders. There would be a machine | that raises him up and lets him down in perfect rhythm to make him take | deep breaths. Another, working like a | swivel c would twist and stimulate waist One would remove fat from ti of his neck. And there | is a machine to exercise his fingers as he sits quietly ! Most of Apparatus Gone. { “No danger to weak hearts, no high | blood pressure, no perspiration, no| heavy breathing—why, Congress mem- | bers d be standing in line to be exercised!” exclaimed Britten, ) 1l the old gym apparatus | is few stored ‘dumbbells and e fir Cl ‘here once it was o i by tive Draft- ing Cor 3 turn out bills, and yet more bills to keep the vbers grinding away so busily that the old court-yard games of high- y forgotten A few hold out for their daily exer- cise. Britten has a gym in his own home. Representative Douglas, Demo- crat. Arizona, daily pedals a bicycle to work. Representative Barbour, Repub- lican, California, walks to work. And there are golfers, lots of them. BONUS MEETING CALLED Former Service Men Will Present Their Case to Legislators. r veterans favoring imme- | of adjusted service cer- | » Office Building Able ‘speakers and representatives of ervice men from 15 States wil the plea for cash payment of the in behalf of the veterans. Due ited seating capacity, only mem- of Congress, veterans and the will be admitted to the meeting HORR TALKS TO EAGLES Mortin L. Sweeney Also Delivers Address on Depression. The Fraternal Order of Eagles, Wash- A 125, last night heard depression and initiated mem- 1 Order of Eagles, 2 unemployment be y “dividing the amount of of people to do it,” ze employment offers fon of present problems. eat number of ban-| one clerk nking_concerns | ng the places. Thomas GAINES Speaks Wednesday Night at 8 Vim—Vigo —Vitality Laws 3 PM Seats Free Come Early MASONIC TEMPLE 1300 New York Ave. NNW. ATRIALVWILL ©NVINCE Yol that the Hotel RNOR INTON sone of New Yorkis *[Z'nut- ghves more for your Money than any other Hotel . 1200 ROOMS, EACH WITH RADIO, BATH, SERVIDOR, CIRCULATING ICE-WATER 5 R0 FROM DALY OPPOSITE PERNA RR STATION B-& O BUSES $TOP AT DOOR. NEAR EVERYTHING (@VERNOR (@INTON 152 STREET and 7tk AVENU NEW YORK nor of the Federal Reserve Board, and | mass rope skipping on business roof board members. !noon, as many as 16 girls using one | Details of the conference subject long rope at a time. The Hub 0 to 50 Per C 'clock tomorrow night in FATE OF U' s' EMPLOYES ?}?éb%rg;c; ohce:fiquaners, Room 604, 710 Fourteenth street. WILL BE DISCUSSED | "Among the speakers will be Luther | Norfolk, Va., Attorney to Face | for a Tecelvership for the Fome Mort- C. Steward, president of the National FACES PERJURY TRIAL |iured himself in testimony given st & |The entrance salary is $1,020 & year. special master’s hearing on a petition by | py)1 information may be obtained from Mrs, Margaret M. Ramse; Le e tome rtolk | tne commission, 1728 F street. gage Co. Federation of Federal Employes; Miss North Carolina Jury Today. Mrs. Ramsey was also indicted on a b Leaders of, Union and Agricultural ] tary-treas- T t. H Gertrude M. McNally, secretary-treas. WILSON, N. C., Janua 12 @) ‘?::Juey Coul';y. er trial has been set OUR c"lms urer of the federation; Dr. A. F. Woods, Department Will Meet Tomor- | W/o P B0 ientific work, Department | Acquitted of a charge of conspiracy to e T i CO Siedl aritakin: Riidren's Mild row to Consider Future. St Agriculture, and Dr. Walter P. Tay- | obstruct justice in connection with s for. Fico president of the federation. | ;oo SR h o ainst the $1,020 a Year Job Open. Musterole, safe ool svery hout for 5 b # Applications for the position of fore- | PR locid bring complete comfort. s of the present session will be discussed . ! |are invited. went on trial yesterday in United States by Sleadersnt e Nmedaal Empioyee e — Distriot Gourt here on a charge of per-| Fort Myer, Va. will be accepted until The fate of Federal employes at the | All Federal employes who are inter- Datids of Gorgress during the rematnder| eated, fwhether’ members ot the! De- | Home Mortaage Co.sof S ERR A R i | ™ partment of Agriculturé branch or not, | L. Jordan, an attorney of Norfolk, Va, | &Y (hand-pressing), laundry depart- | sl ment, in the Quartermaster Laundry, | e Union and of the Department of Agri~ % culture at a meeting of the Depart-| Japan shipped more nmln le.mo,ooo jury. ment of Agriculture branch of the'worth of toys to America last year. January 27, the United States Civil! The Government alleges Jordan per- Service Commission announced today. The Hub ent in The HUB'S JANUARY ave Warehouse and Storewide Clean-Up Sale! Clean-Up of Dining Room Suites Clean-Up of Living Room Suites Save 10 to 50 Per Cent extension table and six leather-seat chairss Clean-up Save 10 to 50 Per Cent up Sale price $115.00 Ten-piece Genuine Walnut Dining Suite, $69.00 Three-piece Velour-covered Living Room 00 consisting of a 50-inch buffet, china cabinet, server, $79 00 Suite, consisting of settee and two armchairs. Clean- . . Sale price $129.75 Genuine Walnut-veneer Dining Room $89.00 Two-piece Tapestry Living Room Suite, $ 00 comprising settee and comfortable chair, nicely tai- . Suite, of ten pieces. Buffet, china cabinet, server, ex- $ 00 tension table and six leather-seat ¢ Clean-up . lored in attractive tapestry. Clean-up Sale price. ... $109.00 Three-piece Mohair Living Room Suite, $ 00 consisting of settee, armchair and wing chair. Uphol- . stered in beautiful 100% mohair. Clean-up Sale price. A7 BREAKFASTSET Sale price...... $149.00 Genuine Walnut-veneer Ten-piece ing Room Suite, sturdily constructed—Dbeauti designed. Clean-up Sale price Save on Bedwear Comfort or Blanket Choice of a rayon two-tone comfort with corded edge or a $ .98 100% all-wool double blanket. 50c a Week & A 1 excellent heater for general type, attractive ap- . pearance. P ipe Free! 50c a Week Heater $2.98 e 3 A portable pl—g ous saving. heater, safe and odorless. Clean-Up of Bed Room Suites Save 10 to 50 Per Cent $69.00 Walnut-finished Four-piece Bed Room Suite, consisting of a wood bed, chest, dresser and $39.00 dressing table. Clean-up Sale price $98.75 Walnut-finished Four-piece Bed Room Suite, with imitation inlaid panels. Dresser, chif- $ 00 fonier, French vanity and wood bed. Clean-up Sale (. price cior % $149.00 Genuine Walnut Veneered Four-piece Bed Room Suite, consisting of a French vanity, dresser, $98 m) . wood bed and a chest. Oak interiors. Clean-up Sale price CLLHERR e, [T AR 3-Piece Metal Bed Outfit A complete and comfortable 3- piece bed outfit consisting of a $ 95 wood-finished metal bed, link spring L and a reversible mattress. 50c a Week—The HUB Circulating Heater The Hub's Sensational Clean-Up Sale of | ¥ il ¢ Breakfast Sets, Including Tablecloth, N See | $1595 Napkins and Dinnerware $129 3-Pc. brings $40.00. ence Davenport Philco Suite i $ . H Balanced I 7 Superheterodyne N This clean-up of three- | : $ 17_5 piece bed-davenport suites X you a saving of Save that differ- i Govenl tubles Seve s buy now. 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As pictured, bui- fet, extension table and four slip seat chairs. $5.00 Down_The HUB China Cabinet Extra Coffee Occasional Table - LN "W Table §1.49 A8 $3.98 A copy of an in- X A 8 A round-top, well- expensive table. == made table in ma- Walnut finish. g “ hogany finish. No Phone Orders 50c a Week