Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 20

fB—4 ¥ COLLIER HELD BACK OF INDIAN GHARGE Wilbur Declares He Spon- sored Attack on Bureau by Senator King. John Collier today stood charged with being “a well known and well en- dowed lobbyist” as Secretary of the In- terior Wilbur laid at his door the au- thorship of an attack on the Indian | Bureau staged in the Senate yesterday by Senator King, Democrat, Utah. King declared that tribal funds were vanishing and that the Indians were being robbed of their lands. Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, joined him in his attack on the Government's «care of its wards. The Sccretary of the Interior an- swered that the Indians were under th¢ plenary power of Congress and “caught in a mesh of legislation so that reasonable administration is ham- pered at every turn.” Legislation Difficult. “Every effort has been made to get Congress to pass legislation that would permit codification and simplication of the Indian laws, unification and sim- plification of the budget, more satis- factory conditions for Indian school children, proper centrol of Indian prop- erty, etc.” Wilbur said, “but such leg- islation is difficult to formulate and | more difficult to pass.” Wheeler deplored the increasing “overhead of the Indian Bureau" and charged that much of the cost was coming out of the funds for Indians. He said that at the Klamath Falls Oreg., Reservation every Indian wa charged $126 for paying Indian Bu- | reau officials Personal Bias Charged. ‘Wilbur described Collier as “a cal Indian enthusiast with good “inten- { tions, but so charged with personal bias and the desire to get a victim ever so often, that he does much more harm than gocd. His statements can- ot be depended upon to be either fair, factual or complet; He said Collier been trying re- cently to obiain legislation regarding the Pueblo Indians that would not in- sure the priority of their water rights and that would provide a $75.000 fee to one of the attorneys helpful to his organmtlon “Those who think a constant chorus of complaints and minor investigations help the Indians more than jolning in on the back-breaking job of funda- mental legislation and administration remind one of David Harum's observa- tions on the need of some fleas for every dog” LABOR BILL PASSAGE IS HAILED BY GREEN Describes Action to Outlaw “Yel- low Dog” Contracts as “Great Achievement.” Passage of the Norris-La Guardia anti-injunction bill by Congress was hailed as “a great achievement” yes- terday by President Willlam Green of the American Federation of Labor. ‘The bill, which outlaws the “yellow @og” contract binding workers not to organize, will forbid corporations to take advantage of the economic neces- sity of working people by requiring them to sign such contracts in order to secure the opportunity to eamn a living, Green said. Labor believes “that through the pro- tection this measure will afford” its strength can be mobilized to deal with powerful corporations and large em- ployers on more equitable terms, ac- cording to Green's statement. “The one outstanding legal right wwhich this bill clearly and definitely establishes is the right of labor to or- ize and to runctlon i a normal, House yesterday. The Senate previous- 1y passed it by an overwhelming vote. Minor differences between House and Senate will be ironed out before the. measure I8 submitted to the President. | TAX RAISE OPPOSED | BY OHIO GOVERNOR White Says Local, State and Fed- er.. Budgets Should Be Bal- | anced by Economy. Gov. George White of Ohio in a| radio talk last night advocated a re- duction of expenditures and not increase | of taxation as a means of balancing | budgets—local, State and Federal He related in an address over the National Broadcasting State's experience in forciny mental expenditures down: form with revenues and suggested this ! method could be tried with profit in | the Federal Government “I am glad to notice @ beginning in | that direction,” he said. “A good deal of the taxation problem is not a prob- | lem of revenue, it is & problem of ex- | penciture, It is time th our attention phase of it Defi more critically to this | as “only an egenc spend the people's money,” the Ohio executive added “As a people we have recently gone | through a period of spendir n excess | of income. We mortgaged our future | and the mortgage was foreclosed The result was the deoression. Sound | economy is the only sure road to recovery." Burnt Mills Store Robbed. 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Women’s Yes . .Winter Coats yime Wish we had more of them to sell at these prices, for we are sure they will be snapped up in a hurry tomorrow! People are buying these fine coats for next Winter. We say it is pretty good judgment. All Winter Coats on Fourth Floor Tomorrow! 73 Are Women’s Coats—Want One? 1—Woman’s $25 Brown Boucle Coat, with Lapin shawl collar and cuffs. Size 38 3—Women's $35.00 Black Boucle Coats. Marmink (dyed marmot) collar and cuffs. S 5 5—Women's $29.50 Black Boucle Coats with Lapin (dyed coney) and Manchurian wolf collar a 38 to 44. 2—Women's $35.00 Brown Tweed Sports Coats. .. wolf collars. .36 short and 40 size 2—Women's $29.50 Tan Tweed Sports Coats...lapin (dyed comey). Sizes 34 and 36. 5 Women’s $29.50 Furless Tweed Coats. ..self scarf and tailored collars. . .short women's 1—$59.50 Short Woman's Brown Tweed Sports Coat...beaver collar. Size 36 1—Woman's §55 Black-and-White Tweed Coat...caracul collar. Size 44.. 2—Women's $49.50 Brown Tweed Sports Coats...beaver and raccoon collars. . .sizes 40 and 42. 1—Woman's $39.50 Black Boucle Coat with wolf shawl collar. Size 4 12—Women's $39.50 Black Boucle Coats with lapin (dyed coney), churian wolf collar and cuffs. - Sizes 36 to 44 . 1—Woman's 855 Black Boucle Coat with skunk collar l.d cuffs. Size 44. 6—Women's $49.50 Black Boucle Coats with black fox and black lynx collar and cuffs. 1—Larger Woman's $59.30 Coat . . . Caracul Collar and Cuffs on black boucle . . . 2—Women's §59.50 Coats . . . Kit Fox collar and cuffs on fine brown boucle coats . . . sizes 44 and 46.. 2—Women's $69.50 Sports Coats . . . Brown diagonal tweed with beaver collars . . . size 36 1—Woman's $59.50 Brown Tweed Sports Coat . . . kit fox collar and cuffs . . . size 40. Vi ' 0 Beaver Trimmed Sports Coats . . . green-and-rust diagonal tweed .50 Brown Boucle Coat . with raccoon collar and cuffs . .. 3 $69.50 Black-and-Wi : Caracul collar and cuffs on black-and-white 0 Sports Coats . . eed . . shawl collar and cuffs on black boucle woolens 0 Persian Lamb Furred Coats . _.". pointed fox collar . .. 50 Black Boucle Coats black fox shawl collar and cuffs 1—Larger Woman's §79.50 Black Boucle Coat . . . Kit Fox collar and cuffs . . 1—Woman's $110 Fine Black Loria Coat . beautiful Persian lamb shawl collar and ru 2—Women's $98.50 Coats. .. handsome Kolinsky on Forstmann's Charda woolens in black. . .sizes 38 and 44 850 3—Short Women's $98.50 Brown and Black Charda Coats with Kolinsky shawl collar and cuffs 3 short to 45 short. . 3—Women's §! 36 and 44... Only 18 Misses’ Coats—But What Coats! 2—Misses’ $110 Boucle Coats in Spanish Tile with square or circular shawl . . . and flared cuffs of mink or beaver . . . sizes 14 and 18 $55 2—Misses’ All-black Forstmann's Charda (‘ulu. square or cape shawl collars .'md :-lb'.m- or muff cuffs of Per- sian lamb . sizes 20 and 14.. $55 2—DMisses’ §98.50 Coats with Blu 14 and 16.... 3—DMisses’ $110 14 and 16 1—Misses’ $225 All Black Forstmann's lamb . . . size 14 2—Misses’ 8165 Black Boucle Coats . Fox or Badger . . . sizes 14 and 16. 1—Misses' $165 Blue Fox Trimmed Coat of Forstmann's Konja . . . large U shaped co 1 Persian lamb . 3—Misses® $145 Penl-n Lamb Trimmed Coats . . . collar and deep pointed cuffs . . . sizes 14, 16 1—Misses’ §125 Kolinsky trimmed coat . . . cape shawl and elbow cuffs on fine boucle woolen 22 Juniors’ COatS—4eh Floor—Sizes 11 to 17 You'll find coats (for Winter) so low it will pay well to get an extra coat! ..875 . size 20...875 Juniors’ Coats 855 Formerly 8125 and $145 1 Coat . . . pure white badger collar and cuffs coat Coat . . . blue fox collar and cuffs on fine brown boucle, $55 Coat . . . beaver collar and cuffs on green boucle coat, $55 Juniors’ Coats..$19.50 Formerly $49.50 and $59.50 Just 12 coats . . . trimmed with beaver, Persian lamb, or red fox . . , brown coats, black Juniors’ Coats ....... $15 Formerly $98.50 and $125 7 in this group . . . note they're way less than half . . . blue fox, oats . . . and n or tile! beaver, krimmer, and Hudson So" nice 'n nadition to & fur | | seal (dyed muskrat) trimmed. H ' Brown, green, and tile coats . . :(ill:o l?'r instead of one! Sizes Sines 31 50 19, Spring Coats . . . M’f’g’r’s Remnants Going through the market early this week we picked up about seventy-five Spring coats from various good manufacturers . . . odd coats for one reason or another early samples. And we offer them at remnant prices tomorrow! A little unusual for Spring coat remnants so early . . . but these are unusual times! Women's and Misses’ sale on Third Floor. 3—Short Women's $49.50 Coats, in Crepe woolen...green and grey, with mole or leopard trim. yomen’s $39.50 Black or Beige Crepe Woolen Coats with squirrel ascot scarf collars $49.50 hnllnsky Cuffed Coats...black or blue crepe woolen $59.50 Coats...beige and brow Leita woolen. 'ox collars .blue in fine new Diagonal weave with black or beige (‘Zlyar shawl collars $59.50 Coat, Short size...black Leita with white Galyac collars 4—Women's $50.50 Mellow Brown and Corsair Blue Coats of Majocka with Fox Collars. 6—~Women’s $40.50 Rough Woolem Coats, in black, blue, and beige with galyac shawl collars. 6—Larger Women's $49.50 Coats with broadtail scarf collars, blue and black crepey woolens. S5—Larger Women's $39.50 Black, Brown, and Blue llla:nnzl Wool Coats, with Kolmiky scarf collars. $29.50 Coats, with Kolinsky cuff: 10—Women's $39.50 Black, Blue and Beige Chackra Coats, with mole and Galyac shawl fnllarl 2—Women's $49.50 Brown Tweed Sports Coats, with Galyac collars 3—Misses’ $49.50 Kolinsky Cuffed Coats...ascot scarf collar. .. soft crepe ‘woolens -black, blue, beige. 3—Misses’ $39.50 Cape Coats. ..collars cdgrd with kolinsky or squirrel. . .blue or beige diagonal woolens, 6—Misses’' $39.50 Black, Corsair blue or beige coats...scarf collars with elbow or muff cuffs of western fox or galyac..diagonal woolens 2——Misses’ $59.50 Fox Collared Coat...detachable bfl" crepey fabrics flattering blue fox trim. 1—Misses’ $59.50 Diagonal Woolen Dress Coat...scarf collar of blue fox...black. ... 6—Misses’ Sl! 50 All Black Dress Coats. detachable scarf or shawl col 2 L X & o wit sq A hfll( or 6—Misses’ $39.50 Cuffed Coats...diagonal woolens...scarf collars.. bracelet or flared cuffs fitch. . .blue, black, brown ... 4—$39.50 Misses' C chable scarfs or shawls of beige galyac. Cors e 2—Misses’ $49.50 Beige or Black Crepe Coats, scarf collars of black or brown galyac WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SPRING COAT SALE—-THIRD FLOOR Dresses—Good Pick-ups Possible —on second, third and fourth floors . . . nothing wrong with these . . . just have been here a little too long! Junior Misses’ Dresses $7.50 $16.50 to $29.50 You can find a place in your ward- robe for onme of these frocks! Can- ton crepe frocks with high waist- lines . . . and scarf necklines, silk and wool combinations that are jusl the thing to wear right now . .. few ‘are those perfectly adorable evening frocks with long swishy skirts In satin, taffeta, and crepe. Black, navy, red, brown, beige, and green. Sizes 11 t017. THIRD FLOOR. Women's and Misses’ Salon Dresses $10 Formerly $29.50 to $49.50 A small group of afternoon and evening dresses . . . beautiful in quality and workmanship... featuring crepe, satin, and vel- vet, with V necklines, jeweled trim . . . shoulder flowers . . . one is an_ evening ensemble with a jacket. Black, brown, blue, pink, and green. Bro- ken sizes. Women's and Misses’ Spring Frocks L) = $25 Formerly 829.10 to $39.50 These are new Spring dresses, already broken in size range and are therefore grouped to- gether at this interesting price. You will find the wanted sheers for afternoon and Sun- day night affairs, crepes with beautiful contrast in materials, some trimmed with lace collars and cuffs . . . one or two are satin, and rough crepe. It's very much worth your while to come in for these. Mi m' sizes, 14, 16, 20; women's, 38, 44, SECOND F'LDOR Women’s Dresses $7.50 Formerly §16.50 Just 10 left . . . silk crepe dresses in one and two piece styles. There are pure dye prints in the smart small de- signs that are so becoming to shorter women . . . most of them have straightline skirts, draped blouses and lace vestees. One style is embroidery trim- med. Black and brown. Short sizes, 36 to 42, FIFTH FLOOR. Women's Silk Crepe Dresses Misses’ Silk Frocks $12.50 312,50 Formerly $1630it0 §29.50 Formerly $16.50 to $25 well | You couldn’t find a better in- between season’s dress than one of these printed crepes, plain crepes or crepe and light-welght wool combinations, Many have darling jackets . . . some are one-piece styles, long or brace- let length sleeves ... high neck- lines, Vionnet fichu necklines, nailhead embroidery. Black, navy, coral, biue and rose. Sizes 36 to 42 in short and reguhr sizes. FIFTH FLOOR. 63 Dresses for the Miss . . . made frocks with bits of handwork on them . . . for every occasion . .. jacket frocks in mavy and black canton and rough crepes . . . one- piece frocks for street wear, some with color contrasts, a small group of the wanted sheers for Sunday nights and informal parties, taffeta, crepe and satin evening frocks. Black, biue, pink, white, flesh, beige, green and red. Sizes 14 to 20. FIFTH FLOOR Dresses for Larger Women, $13.75 formerly $16.50 to $25 In our Fifth Floor shop especially devoted to the larger woman . . . dresses in canton crepe, chiffon, georgette, and printed crepe, with soft revers . . . lace vestees, collars and cuffs of dainty lace and crepe de chine . . , with stunning bits of contrasting color, Black, navy blue, new blue, wine, violet, and green. Sizes 26!¢ to "5214, FOURTH FLOOR—ECONOMY SHOP Here’s an Opportunity . . . for women and misses 26 $10.95 Dresses—Tailored and Sports —One and two piece styles—lightwelght wools, novelty knitted weaves and a few silks—two-toned 87 9' combinations—some with printed silk scarfs. Sizes 14 to 20 .. 2 SPORTS SHOP—FOURTH FLOOR $7.95 Sprinflr Dresses . Pwllllr fashions . jacket dresses . bolero frocks . . . plain silks mlflmlmrn"...hmllw!fllndalblt FIFTH FLOOR 8 . .. prints . . . high colors . . . THURSDAY, THE NEW Sweaters . . . junior styles . . . carnival colors . . . stripes, pastels, striking combinations . . . puffy little sleeves . . . -quarorpmund necks .. . new high necklines! And they actually look hand knit for e Skirts . . . of Flannel, Spongy Woolen, Crepe, $2.95 1216-1220 F Slrecl N.w. High Hat 3 . —the new Easter Bag Just about the most high-hat bit of swank you could add to your Easter costume! Have it in pat- ent leather or peccarri calf. Black, blue, green, and red with white, brown with beige. STREET FLOOR Scarvests Of fine $ 1 .00 Silk Crepes Dots, Stripes and Pais leys. Brighten up your frock. Friday—$1.95 & $2.50— Imported Lambskin Pull-on Gloves *1.55 Pull-ons with ap- plique, Pull-ons with dots in contrasting color Pull-ons of wash- able doeskin! Pull-ons of popu- lar suede In best shades Beige Eggshell Tan ‘White Brown Black and White It's Just an Extra Friday Glove Opportunity Fur Coats All 1/, Cold weather such as we've just had makes you realize how very comfort- able a fur coat is! Bought now, for next year, you get simply mar- velous values! $97.50 for all $195 Coats Silver or golden muskrat, trimmed with beaver. $187.50 for all $375 Coats Fine Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), with mink collars and cuffs. $197.50 For all 8395 Coats Jap weasel (fine, soft. mink). $247.50 for all $495 Coats Samole leopard coats, with badger collar. like eastern FOURTH FLOOR. $3.95 to $5 Umbrellas, $2 .95 Umbrellas so colorful you'll be glad for the excuse to use them! Of rn-dyed Union taffeta and import- ed silk mixtures in all the smart colors for Spring. 16-rib silver ang gt finish frames with attractl handles in crook and straight styles. STREET FLOOR Toiletries 21—$8.50 Ybry perfume .... 4—$§1.95 Guest powder boxes 42—$1 Raymond perfume 14—50c Swansdown cleaners 5—$1 Alabaster boxes .... 20—$1 Boxes of bath soap Jewelry, 6O¢ 2 for $1 100 Pieces of assorted costume jew- elry, bracelets, earrings and neck- laces . . . not many of a kind ... but the wanted colors are here . . . pink, red, white, green, silver, and brown. Jewelry 100 Pieces . . . earings, bracelets and necklaces, In gay, bright colors. MARCH 10, 1932. Juniors! Sweaters—Skirts for You! M mn-.d-utou.n-unn-unnu floor—entirely s jor Shop—third The Spring Jacket Frock Question Has a Short Answer! Polka Dots . Flower Prints Plain Crepes A Two-Day Selling Event for Misses— 5th Floor Frock Shop Friday and §nlurday (1) The Short Jacket Frock that will be dot- ting the town with smartness . . . dis- tinguished by hand fagoting, two-tone colored trim, and capelet sleeves . . . navy, black, brown . . . sizes 14 to 20, §15 (2) The Short Jacket Frock in a gay little . flowered print to give you a runmng start on Spring. Its military collar is detachable . . . it has short sleeves . . . pale blue, yellow, brown, and red tones ..sizes 14 to 20 ..815 The Short Jacket Frock . . . the surplice Vionnet frock . . . the bodice flax blue ...the skirt midnight with a splashy bow between . . . also in black or brown with contrasting lighter tops . . . sizes 14 All these are Misses’ Frocks (and there are many more equally interesting fashions) on the Fifth Floor! Telegram just received— “Suits Shipped—Great!” $]16.50 These are suits we “went after” for the biggest value obtainable for a Friday event at this price. We hav en’t seen them, but we have confi- dence that they are values worth while . .. Telegram adds. . . 75 Suits in all—fur-trimmed and tailored Suits without fur Wool crepes, novelty fabrics and tweeds—more than half of them are the popular fur-cuff models. Sizes 14 to 42. In corsair blue, black, beige and brown. See them in Suit Shop— Friday and baturdav— Third floor. Foundations—Friday! Intl'OdllCing! 22—$5 Corsettes and Corselettes, in voile batiste brocade, by Flexo-back and Warner, Sizes 34 fo 47, in bro- ken lots .. $1.95 4—8$7.50 Comlle -brassieres, in bro- caded batiste, made by Flexo-back. Three have inner belts. Sizes 35, 37, 38, 46 .83.95 12—S810 to $15 Scanties in satin, georgette, and jersey materials. Peach, pink, and black. Sizes 32 to 42 in broken lots ... 4—S10 Dorothy Bickum Girdles, In peach brocade. 16-inch length. Sizes 31 to 34 . ..$7.50 4—$7.50 and $10 Girdles by Doro- thy Bickum and Nu-back, in crepe de chine and satin. 12 and 14 inch lengths. Sizes 27, 31, 32 and 34..§5 3—$7.50 Scanties, in_brocade and crepe de chine. Sizes 32 and 33..55 6—S$5 Gossard and Nu-back Side- hook Girdles, in brocade. 14-inch femgth’ ..io...oces SRR $3.50 GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. It Zips on! Wizette, $3.5() Off without a tug of war! Wizette is one of the more clever answers to every maiden’s prayer for a girdle that will come on and off without a tug of war . . . and yet be snug enough once it’s on! The cov- ered zipper fastening does away with that ugly ridge that shows under your frocks...and the slight boning in the diaphragm gives you the 1932 silhouette. This grand idea comes in sizes 26 to 32, GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. Some Extra Extras Friday in the Grey Shops—Second Floor! 1.95 French Crepe Slips Under Your Easter Frock Bias panels front and back in these slips make them fit to perfection un. der your snug-fitting frocks. Some have lace top and bottom . . . some have hemstitching and embroidery, with V neck! and one model is tailored, with a threeiinch hem. Flesh, tea rose, and white. Sizes 34 to 44, *1.95 Underwear Dance Sets Panties Chemises With all your Easter finery . . . you'll be wanting some of this fitted under- . wear! It’s all made to go beneath the Spring silhouette . . . and that means not a wrinkle. Dance sets, panties and chemises, bias cut, some tailored. some lace trimmed . . . the panties have fitted tops . . . the ban. deaux are lace. Flesh, tea rose, white, and baby blue. $3.00 Crepe de Chine Pajamas First Time at This Price ‘hey are smart for lounging and com- fortable for sleeping! They are surplice and tie around in They come in gay conventional pa terns and happy florals . . . they're piped with plain colers . . . ll!evel!ll, with wide trousers . . . and are al- together l-lh( (in black, rose and green), for $3.