Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1932, Page 8

" A8 1., COURT FACES VTAL RADI ISSUES * Appeal Decisions Due Soon on Wave Rights and Speech Freedom. Momentous questions in the almost virgin field of radio law will be decided by the District Court of Appeals with- in the next few weeks. Bitting as & sort of “super radio com- | mission,” the court has heard final arguments on two of the most im- [ ] portant cases, appealed from decisions ' of the Federal Radio Commission ever 1o come before it. One embraces the question of property rights of stations, ® which might be termed a battle over the ownership of the ether, and the other involves the @#w and untouched uestion of free speech over the radio. | . e R Mostly dark shades, ideal for work _ i * MEN: we have 1200 actual be decided by the Supreme Court Stations Fight Loss. because the ) , ke t neat! , X ‘The property r{gl.'-a.w.s(»‘ 1‘515. mv.d y re eas:ly P > 2 v/, 7 / 1'50 and 1.95 b?‘OddClOth with the e e were 13.95 to 16.50 were 19,50 to 29.50 . , Ty pajamas . . . for a great sale commission was “equalization” of radio 7 facilities among the S « / was ordered by Congress in the ) %77 / law. Illinois is the most overquota | 7 7 . State in the country in point of radio | 7 2 7 7 facilities : The Chicago stations, however, suc- %% 2 77 ceeded in obtaining stay orders from | . A Y 7 7 / the court, restraining the commission X 4 m canceling tk censes during the & Z 7 v on. Levi Cooke, ; : / unsel, d the action » / 7 ¢ 3 folates the Constitution in that s g d 7 % it would reprive the statlons of their 7 b property without due process’ of law ) > 7 / / The free speech cese involves the 2 ) 7 Rev. Robert P. (Fighting Bob) Shuler. . A 2 7 = trg el / 7 - Dastor of the Trinity Bethodiat Church Cool, daintyv sheers and new silks in dark th, Los Angeles, whose station, = TG ROEF, was ruled o the air Jast Octo- ( shades—hut the NEWEST dark tones— Bt O he eommission hecaties, Liypel for these are smart, down to the last detail. that speeches made by the pastor “in- € . ¢ t " 2 - . cited religlous strife.” % And if your office has regulations against ® Plain colors with contrasting trimmings Language Held Indecent. short sleeves you'll find the new long sleeves G ‘L, . < 3 Langusge used by the pastor was R G Sed 8 ’ »7/ ® Plain colors with Chinese frogs held to Lorder on the indecent and s well as tricky little short sleeves. M J his attacks on individuals and_organi- | ’ / N . . o S UG O ) . : . i ore yiewed (s Snimicat to the \ ]L ILv cks you'll love 1:. \»[L{ll’ cause 2) Novelty pajamas with notch collars : public welfare vou' s ol] i .m! There's some- | ) 3 3 i Louis G. Caldwell, former general ) you'll look so well in th“,” i X ; ® Plain colors with colored, corded edges & counsel of the commission and counsel - ( thing here for your type! X for Shuler, contended silencing of the s e station is an abridgement of freedom y > Bt ] of speech as guaranteed by the Consti- \ Women's and misses’ sizes % . i A X 4 ® Balloon seats—adjustable, elastic waist bands ] tution. For the c fon, General : i Counsel Patrick ¢ that free / / 2 Palais Royal—Third Floor speech was not an issue, but that pub- f 2 ; . " ® Every pair well made; packed in cellophane lic service was the paramount question ® Striped broadcloth pajamas in gay colors STREETS MAY BE MARKED TO GUARD PEDESTRIANS Inspector Brown Suggests Painting Palais Royal—Men's Dept.—Main Floor Signs at Loading Platforms 5 ; Following Complaints. 2 RS 3 Owing to complaints from motorists . : . . of confusion in police enforcement, : ,’ traffic officials are considering pave- h A ment markers to emphasize the “Drive to the Right” signs before street car / 3 - ’ ) loading platforms. White lines and ar- rows would direct motorists to the right of platforms where automobile traffic in the middle of the street would be \ L, 3 . (4 dangerous to pedestrians. L 9. 4 Inspector E. W. Brown of the Traffic \ 4 A 0 l 'e all's ~ L] Buresu suggested to M. O. Eldridge. assistant _director of traffic, that the markers be painted on the street fol- Jowing & complaint yesterday from Prank M. Doyle, Washington realtor, ating Sa 0o sgn on Macsachu- six months ago setts avenue near the post office. el B e youlpaid 1.50 C Baean =l Beginning tomorrow—a great sale of ' througls the sanction of the Traffic Bu- reau itself. Inspector Brown explained that pe- destrians had complained of the danger v T " > e o i N 4 Siatioey [ o How the telephone lines have been buzzing! How the telegraph wires have cated oppaite each other at this point | / . hummed! But you bougit so many of these wonderful Ruby Ring silk hose, %f’;vfl?&,fi?lgfii‘; kl.'!?el ::g‘(lx;:“?fih; ) we simply HAD to have nore—we didn’t want anybody in Washingtan to be sr]\!orgéd. the inspector said, are those ; ( < L disappointed! We'll have more new arrivals ready tomorrow—all first quality, placed opposite each other or at in- £ £ x > * =y el ¢ . oo fersections deemed particularly dan- y d N ~ Ill”—hl\hl«m((l. picot-top ani lace-top chiffons and medium and super service gerous to pedestrians. excl t = . 2 weights. All the fashionalle colors! All sizes 8% to 10%. - ~— { usive prm S n z Palai in F OXFORD GROUP. TO MEET X T alais Royal—Main Floor Reception for Members Will n.i smartly made f,rocks Held Friday Night. | Insugurating 8 series of meetings ex- tending over the period from May 14 2 9 5 S S e ey : )z Printed Silks! Plain Silks! o e | @ et | ) 34 ¢ Sheer Silks! Heavy Silks! éHRm CHIl._D‘ MEETING S e e ”’;”“' Such lovely, % . I 4 % i/ thousands Of yards Of Silk 2 E | summery fashio They’ll make you Apostolic Delegate to U. S. to Be | look flower-like just to wear them! by e There are light backgrounds and dark- 4 £ . ' g ‘\“"\?]k washable fi{lt CLERA in 60 colors . r‘.,na((‘n.vé“.x,a..‘ er Dack rounde-— there ate dotsand > A All-silk crepe superior in 3) smart shades m,}d e .“A ’ p e C] 3 1 \I)l[l\llk'\ uf ('u]u!‘ and ‘wv\(‘l_\ flmx':l] <‘f‘l'¢’t‘!~ ,' ( % 7 7 /s X000 ‘A\”-S]”\v I)‘-mw(l flat c1'.epe Y ()0 pa_n‘crns Socl the | Wed. | L Ay Z 7 Lovely, new, sheer printed silk chiffons by way of new designs, and as to the fashions — vou'll be delighted with : 7. o5 . s ] 9 Qr them! Sleeves ‘of varyiup lengths *% , Washable silk flat crepe ~ “Krinkle Krepe” Silk folds of sheer net—soft capes—demure 7 7 Y3550 . / / 7 This remarkable offering includes One of the season’s smartest bows—Ilace touches—make them irre- % / 3 ) all-silk washable flat crepe and silks in a splendid color assort 09 fokd . ¢ s H 2 / 5 orinted flat crepe. Think of it— S i o, wo istible. Others of various summer A 455, ; e e e oo C ment; this sold regularly at 149 . fabiies, Sizes 14 to 50. 7 % e 256. vd. In 28 smart shades. Palais Royal—Wash Frocks—Third Floor Palais Royal-Second Floor rent over the was Downstairs store! Magnificent ) ] Genuine Antiques Super-service weight At Sacrifice Prices! || Extra-Size Fine 18th Century mahog- Bias-cut Rayon any, walnut and satinwood Ji . . 1Y P furniture, rare clocks, mir- l OS . porcelains, Chinese antiques i eta lps and jewelry, v | i . irregulars of 1 We are retiring from business The “perfect” is right in line with the and our entire stock must be sold. 1.50 grade ‘ latest summer millinery fashion—it bas o ) a creased crown, a dipped brim—and is F. St. G. Spendlovc Full fashioned pure silk—ten strand—and ; ’ ; o o bow-trimmed. It's styled to be flatter- _ : o giba 4 Lace trimmed top and bottom e ing and sized to fit fectly. Eleven 1706 K Street N.W. made amply full in extra sizes, with elas- capemsive, smart-fiting bias cut— lovely colors—egg white, blossom pink, (At Commecticut Avenue) tic lisle hem and soles. New spring colors, 4 fashioned from pure rayon taffeta— )fldeslzne, pirate green, Yove apple, mist , & 4 full length and fully proportioned rey, bambino blue, brigade blue, tulip, No Reproduction :s 1“0;2 as gunmetal and black. Sizes 9 2 wiltiel v Ve i feach eauville sand and white. all headsizes Furnitur 2 ; ® Downstairs Store ~ Downstairs Store Downstairs Store i Every Piece Guaranteed