Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 27

NEW ENPLOYNENT NEASIRE P SN House Leaders Say Bill Pro- viding Federal Service Is Like One Pocket Vetoed. By the Assoclated Press. The bill to set up a new Federal em- ployment service will be taken up as soon as pending bills on the President’s | emergency program have been disposed of, possibly next week, House leaders have decided. The bill 15 virtually the same as that | passed by the last Congress and pocket- Vetoed by President Hoover. Secretary of Labor Perkins in a let- ter to Representative Peyser, democrat, of New York, co-suthor with Senator ‘Wagner, Demacrat, of New York, yes- terday said’ that, without such a sys- tem as the bill would set up, “chaos in the labor mmarket is inevitable.” Co-opération a Feature. The bill provides for co-operation among States on _employment services through a Federal system. It would appropriate $1,400,000 for this work the first year and $4,000,000 for each fiscal year through that endng June 30, 1938. The new system would absorb the employment agency nOW operated by the Labor Department. Federal funds would be spent in the 24 States that now have employment services on a basis of one Federal dol- lar for each State dollar in the 24 States that do not have such agencies, temporary Federal establishments would be et up to remain in operation until six months -after the next session of the Legislature. In each State there would be a Fed- eral contact man, who would work with the central clearing house in Wash- ington. Application in Home Tewn. An unemployed person seeking a job' would apply at a State office in his home town. If there was no opening in his State there might be in another. The * State office, through its co-operation | with the Federal Government, would | know that, ard would put him in con- tact with the right office. If he got the job, he would not owe a fee to anybody. If he were a veteran, he could apply for the job to a veterans’ employment agency, of which the bill would create 50, one in each State, the District of Columbia and Hawall. These agencies also would work through the Federal clearing house. |THE WEATHER | District of Columbia—Showers a thunderstorms tonight and tomorro somewhat cooler tomorrow afternoon | and night; gentle to moderate south, shifting to northwest winds. Maryland—Showers and thunder- storms tonight and tomorrow; some- what cooler tomorrow afternoon and night. Virginia—Showers and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow; somewhat cooler tomorrow afternoon and night. West Virginia—Showers tonight and probably tomorrow morning; slightly cooler tomorrow. , River Report. Potomac River clear gnd Shenandoah | muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. 2093 29.92 2093 . 29.90 Record for Last 24 Hours. Highest, 87, noon today. Lowest, 68, 5:00 am. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 91, on May 24. Lowest, 14, on February 9. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | § Oeodem_:r oSdur"ey.) 8 7 . 9:46 p.m. .+. 4:18pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today ..... 4:48 7:22 Bun, tomorrow .. 4:47 7:23 Moon, today ... 5:58am. -9:52pm. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. - Precipitation. Monthly - precipitation in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1933. Average, Record. January .....3.25 3.55 7.00 '82 Weather in Various Cities. ure. 58 : samoT “we g oy w Weather. By aswg Cloudy Clear Pt.cloud: 0.0i C 64 0.06 b T.ig i O t.cloudy 6 Pt.cloudy Cloudy 7 X Pt.cloudy Oklahoms 3 Pt.cloudy aha Nebr Philadelphia Phoenix. Ariz Pitts . _Orex &h. N. C. Leke city W.RO Pt.cloudy m.. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature, Weather. 48 Rain Part cloudy Part cloudy Bt Geor Bermnda Ban Juan. Puerto Rico #Vana, Cuba io. 98 - Olap it odu Zone..... &0 Clear Guard Against Bandits. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, Hl}'l “ 26 (). — Honduran and Salvadoran suthorities are taking special precaus of raids e bangs who'Imve witacksd snq. sacked A Memorial Day Sale! —White, pink and deep red peonies with long stems and beautiful green foliage...A very satisfactory flower for decorative purposes. Memorial Wreaths for graves, 98¢ Memorial Sprays ....59¢c and 98¢ Kann's—Street Floor. Smart Wrist WATCHES For Graduation Gifts! At $9.95 —Eigin and Waltham 7-jewel “wrist watches for Men and Boys . . . Chromium plated cases. Metal bands or leather straps . . . Boxed. At $15.95 —Waltham and Elgin 7-jewel wrist watches for Women. Attractively de- signed chromium-plated cases. At $22.95 —Elgin and Illinois 15-jewel wrist watches for Men and Women. White or yellow gold filled cases. Boxed. At $4.95 —S8wiss watches for Men, Women and Children. Rectangular shapes Wwith 8-jewel movements. Boxed. At $1.69 —Ingraham wrist watches with leather or link bracelets and non- breakable crystal . . Accurate, de- pendsble and nicely boxed. Kann's—Street Floor. A Sale of $4.50 and $5.00 Velocipedes $3.95 They're the “Fairy” make with bright red enameled frames and aluminum finished wheels . . . Ball-bearing front wheel, nickel- plated handle bar with rubber grips, Troxel Juvenile, Jr. 8addle with coil springs! Choice of 14 and 16 inch wheels. 20-in, Size “Fairy,” $5.95 Kann's—Fourth Floor. RADMOOR Super Twist Silk Hose With The Loquet Feature! 59 3 Prs. $1.65 —Picot top chiffons and medium service weights with lisle tops, in black, white and ten fashionable colors. Sizes 81, tp 1015. These are the reasons so'many women are buying Radmoors— ® Clearer—greater transparency ® Dull Patina—in the newest mode ® Sheerer—more delicate in appearance ® Loquet—distributes garter strais ® Stronger and firmer—greater elasticity ©® Reduces runs to a minumum ©® Launder better—Low in price Kann's—Street Floor . STAR, WASHINGT! , FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933. anni the Avenue”"=Tth, Sth and O Sts. " Phone Dlstrict 7200 We've Picked 4 Vacation Favorites for This Satur- —Leaders in the realm of fashion, every one! All with big futures before them—not only for the coming Dec- oration Day holiday, but for the entire Summer. Styles galore—with grosgrain, patent leather and blazer stripe trimmings. Pastel colored hats also in the group. Kann's Second Floor White Fabric Pullons 59c —Demi-mousquetaires with the sll%;n flare, pinked tops and one button at wrist. The most popular glove of the season. Of a light weight “white fabric with spear point, :mcl;ed backs and boiton cut thumbs. Sizes to 8. Pique, Crepe, Fabric and Mesh Gloves, $1 pr. Mesh and Fabric Combinations. .89¢ pr. Washable Summer Gloves, at. .. .79¢ pr. Non-tarnishable Metal Glove Dryers at 15¢ pr. Kann's—Street Floor. Heading the Summer Foot Fashions— White Sandals = 5345 Woven! Perforated! —They're as practical as they are cool and smart—for they cost little and are the sort of shoes you can wear with al- most every summer costume. Sizes 3%, to 9. Widths AAto C in the sale. —One strap cut out model in all white— also_in combinations of black and white or parchment and brown. Charge Purchases Made Now Will Appear on Bills Rendered July Ist, Dedicated to the “New Deal’— “REFORESTATION” PRINT FROCKS ;‘w’ S *16.50 Misses’ and Womew's Sizes —Prosperity gets “out of the woods” by going back into the woods again, literally —and fashionably, visualizing the beauty of trees—silver birches in the Spring, snowy dogwood, swaying willows, apple trees—colorful, elusive patterns that have received the acclaim of the “first ladies” of many States. We illustrate five of the new designs—be a modern “Dryad” and don a “wood-nymph” reforestation frock. Soft woodland browns and greens, red-tree trunks, misty purplish hazes form lovely celor combinations. Kann’s—Second Floor Sketched: Suit with ca) Smart Swagger sleeves and capelett collar, in the spple-tree pattern. SWIM IN STYLE! —And if You Can’t You Get 3 Lessons FREE at the SHOREHAM POOL Just Buy One of the New "JANTZEN" or "B. V. D." SWIM Suits at 3. —Famous suits from famous makers that you'll be proud to swim in, proud to take a sun-bath in on the beach. All wool, with deep evening sun-backs, and new high waist. Plain weaves, also in the popular B. V. D. “Ripple - du” stitch. White, Nassau, Black, Navy, Maize, Poppyglow, and Gingham combina- tions. Sizes 34 to 44. Sketched = 1.—“Jantzen” 2—“B.V.D.” 8ports Shop— Second Floor. NOXZEMA Skin Cream Carter’s Clever Little Panty-Girdle for the Figure Demanding Teen-age Activity 51.95 —No buckles or garters... light, cool and comfortable ...made of a Lastex and Durene combination, that thrives on soap and water. Others $1.95 to $5 Kann’s—Second - Floor. For Decoration Day You'll Need WHITE BAGS Velope, 5o universaly i 50 e popular with smart women . . . Calf ‘and CeteLs Ome Der- c me per- tnnt;l—’ styles. . All copies of higher priced bag successes. . New Styles! Swagger Coats Special 51,69 —h'xl‘hru:qu-m‘r length