Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1933, Page 25

WAGE REDUCTION CHECK 15 URGED Business Support of Indus- trial Recovery Is Held Essential. ! By the Assoclated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 16.—The ©Ohio Bankers’ Association was told yes- terday that active support by business in the operation of the new Federal industrial recovery act is the best plan available for checking the decline in ! wages and purchasing power and as- suring continued recovery. | The immediate purpose of the new | law,” said W. T. Holliday, president of the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, in ad- dressing the closing session of the as- | sociation’s annual ccnvention, “is to ! stop the downward spiral of wages, to | £pread employment and to restore and distribute purchasing power.” But, he added, “it can only accom- plish these results if it has the united support of industry and the public. ! Prices are rising and unless wage | earners’ purchasing power is suppcrted the consumption of goods will decline, | resulting in a serious setback to ‘the business revivi { STUDY TRADE CODE. Automobije Chamber of Commerce to Aid Industrial Program, NEW YORK, June 16 (#)—Mem- bers of the National Automobile Cham- ber of Commerce were told by Francis H. Sisson. president of the American Bankers' Association yesterday, that “industry has received the green light and can be expected to make steady f not interfered with by traffic “Buying power of the country has ! been increased by $14,000,000,000 as the result of activity in the security m?gkets in the last few months,” Sisson sal Alvan Macauley, president of the | chamber, was authorized at the meeting to appoint a committee to study the in- dustrial recovery act and report back on the desirability of adopting a trade code. f “We are in full sympathy with these objectives (short hours and minimum wages) as contained in the industrial Tecovery act,” said Macauley, “and will co-operate with the administration in them Whether it is necessary or de- sirable for us to present a trade code is something which .we want to study thoroughly before taking action.” Mr Macauley was re-elected presi- dent. Other officers chosen included: Alfred H. Swayne, vice president of the General Motors Corporation, first vice president; Charles W. Nash of the Nash Motors Co., A. J. Brosseau of Mack Trucks, Inc. Pyke Johnson of ‘Washington, and Alfred Reeves of New York, vice president; Byron C. Foy of the De Soto Motor Corporation, treas- urer. NAVAL OBSERVATORY’S TRANSFER IS DOUBTED Swanson Thinks Hydrographic Of- fice Also Will Remain as Navy Agency Under Regrouping. | The Naval Observatory and the Hy- | drographic Office’ of the Navy Depart- ment will remain where they are, in the opinion of Secretary of the Navy Swanson. | Answering question yesterday by news- pape: men regarding the Presiden Teorganization of the Government, Mr. Swanscn said he saw no danger of these two naval agencies being transferred to the Department of Commerce or else- ‘where. Previous reports concerning reorgan- ization shifted the Naval Observatory and the Hydrographic Office to the | Commerce Department. The house previously used by the superintendent of the Naval Observatory and located on the grounds near Massachusetts avenue is now the home of the Chief of Naval Operations. G. U. HEAD HONORED Rev. Coleman Nevils Is Guest at Gonzaga College Dinner. Rev. Coleman Nevils, S. J., president | of Georgetown University, was guest of | honor last night at the first annual dinner of Gonzaga College in the Wil- | lard Hotel. Rev. Nevils made a brief address, as did Father A. L. Leisner, Father James A, McCarl, Francis Day, Father John J. Brown, Father Phillips J. Clarke, headmaster of the school, and Father Lawrence J. Kelly, who is president of Gonzaga College and of | 8t. Aloystus School. | Members of the alumni association also spoke. _— Women Waited 2000 Years For This HAIR REMOVING CREA re is but one ODOR 60c and $1.00 the tube SPELCIAL To Intrc e ALABAS- e offer a limited of demonstra- tubes (value’ or 10c. Limit 1 per stomer | Street Floor. In The Street Floor . —Hair Line Bathing Caps, Aviator style 9¢ —Rubber Divers’ Caps in two-tone colors 15¢ —Head Shape Caps—in all colors 25¢ and 50c —White Canvas Bathing BellS N 19¢ —Rubber lined Plaid Bags 39¢ Bathing Bags. ...25¢ to $1 Children’s Bathing Softies of all types in our Street Floor Millinery Booth at 79c to $1.95 Real Bone Jewelry 50c Necklaces Bracelets Earrings Brooches —Beautiful, chic and unusual at this price. White bone jewelry, the perfect accessory with white and colored Sum- mer costumes Necklaces in 16, 18 and 30 inch lengths— Earrings in drop and button styles. Kann's—Street Floor. The Pique Sports Topper $1.00 —*“The Topper” smartly tops off your Summer frocks! A loose little jacket of unusual chic. Others of celanese taf- feta, printed and flat crepes, also at the same low pricel New Organdy Neckwear, $1 Pique Mess Jackets, $1 Neckwear—Kann's Street Floor. THE EVENING STAR, Our Circulating Library —Offers Good Reading for ' hot weather for only— 3c a day Downstairs Bookstore. NGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933. g/ Avenue™—Tth, Bth and O S ~—Tune in the Beautiful “CHELONI - 8 K | N” Program— Eddie South and His International Orchestra— WOL. Sat- urday at 6:45 P.M. BATHING BEALITIES is What You'll Call These Swanky 1933 Swim Suits at .SATURDAY! A Special Purchase! Reg. $3.00 CHALKY CREPES —The hats of the hour—with that “extra something” about them that makes them the choice of smart women. Price tagged Saturday at only 195 Whites and Pastels Kann's—Second Floor, You'll Need Some of These Cool MESH Gowns pame QO —Tuck a few of these garments in your vacation bag for cool smartness. Dainty styles that are new and dif- ferent and look far more expensive than 99c each. Pastel colors. Sizes 16 and 17. Kann's—Street Floor. Celluloid Bags With Two Initials Free practical, these white bags of a celluloid compostion. Wipe them off with a damp cloth and they’ll look as fresh as new. Several styles in chalky white with painted initials in black, red, brown or green. —They're as smart as they're $ I Kann's—S8treet Floor. Bag of Health Sand Metal Bottom Sand Box $2.95 —Youngsters will have almost as much fun with this sand box as they would on the beach. It's 36 inches square, painted green, with two side seats in orange, and an orange and green striped adjustable canopy. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. 295 "B. V.D." "Webfoot" and Others /% —They’re in the new, smart, different 1933 styles with high waist- lines—with uplift brassiere tops—with adjustable sus- pender backs—and, of course, the more conservative styles too! White, black, navy, red, light green, azure, gold, yel- low! Sizes 34 to 46. “B. V. D,” “Jantzen” and other 5 to $8.50 $1 to $2.95 $1 Basque Shirt. .. @ Terry Cloth Beach Sheets Terry Beach Robes Kann’s—Secend Floor. A Vacation Sale at Better Quality Pure Dye Silk! -We made a lucky purchase, that explains the low price in . the face of a rising silk market. Lovely lace-trimmed garments. Shado-Slips in 47-inch length and sizes 34 to 44. - Toe length gowns and pajamas in sizes 15, 16, and 17. All of pure dye silk in pastel colors. Kann's—Second Floor. That Cost Only .00 Play Suits —Sun-back styles of broadcloth, seersucker and linene with full pleated shorts. Sizes 7 to 16. Some with hats. $1.00 each Beach Pajamas —Colorful checks and plaids, in the smart sun-back styles. With hats to match. Sizes 8 to 16. $1.00 each. Cotton Shantung Dresses —Cool cotton dresses, in white, yellow, blue and green—sun-back styles, some with dotted bow on shoulder. Pique and sheer dresses also at $1.00 each. Sizes 7 to 16. - Kann's—Second Floor. Just Inl—New White “Selma” Shoes —Sandal effects, ox- fords, one-eyelet pumps, step-in pumps —of white kid and white buck. Sum- mer’s smartest, coal- est, most comfortable shoes. Some plain, others with pin tuck- ing. Also perforated white buck oxfords .with brown trimming. Kann's—Fourth Floor. MALLINSON'S Pussy Willow Silk Each Bearing The Mallinson $ Label—a Recognized Symbol of Quality . in the Fabric Field —These handsome models and attractive pat- terns you will find at Kann's—only in Wash- ington. Almost every woman knows the high quality of Mallinson’s Pussy Willow. The as- sortment of color combinations includes navy and white, black and white, and brown and white. Deep cape sleeve models, draped®neck- lines, skirts with cluster pleats and other smart touches. Women'’s and little women’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. Saturday Food Specials - 6 for 59¢ 6 for 89¢ 12-0z. Bottles Pabst Ginger Ale 12-0z. Bottles Pabst Lime Rickey 1,-1b. Pkg. California Dates 0ld Colony French Style Stewed Prunes Kann’s Own Label Mayonnaise. . . .pt., 22c; qt., 39¢ 8-0z. Bottles Old Virginia Pickles Kann's—Street Floor. 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