Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1933, Page 31

TREASRY ISSES N HEAY DEHAND Two Offerings of Thursday Oversubscribed More Than Six Times. The two issues of Treasury securi- ties offered June 15 were oversub- scribed more than six times, it was an- | nounced by Secretary of the Treasury | ‘Wcodin. | A total of $5599,900.000 was sub- scribed for the two issucs, which had | been offered in the amount of about | $900,000,000. | The Treasury allotted $623,441,800 of the 2% per cent notes, maturing June 15, 1938, originally offered in the amount of $400,000,000, and accepted $4£0,099,000 cn the % per cent Treas- ury certificate issue, maturing on March 15, 1934. The latter was offered in the amount of $500,000,000. R 1,000 FLEE FROM HOMES IN WASHINGTON FLOODS Waters From Coweeman River| Break Through Dike and Sweep Into Kelso By the Associated Press. KELSO, Wash,, June 16.—A thousand fomeless persons saw flood waters many | feet deep surging through and over | their homes in South Keiso today, while the waters fromy Coweeman River, pour- ing through a 150-foot break in a dike, crept nearer the main business district. Through the late hours last night the waters rose an inch an hour, but a high tide pushing up the Columbia came and went without materially changing the situation. No loss of life has been reported. Eastern High Comedy Tonight. ‘The East Washington Community Center Troupers will present “The Sap,” & three-act: comedy by William Grew, in Eastern High School Auditorium at 8 o'clock this evening in honor of the faculty and graduating class. Arthur Rhodes will direct. Included in the cast are Mrs. Frances ‘Wilson, Miss Mary Walter, Miss Helenl Tucker, Richard Kreuzberg, Edward Finlayson and Marshall Baggett. Danc- ing will follow the show. WHITE MESH with woshoble white colf trim. The some F quality mesh used in Helen Twelvelrees' [ $22 original—and hond-turned! 3 'WHITE LINEN orKID A.S. Beck operas fit per fectly, feel comfortable - ‘ond stoy smart becouse they're all hond-lurned ond hond-lasted like ‘expensive operas, WHITE LINEN The sandal the stars are wearing—copied exactly in the finest dyeable linen. in o beavtifully lined Copies of high- s priced models; colors; nd fitted. b Majority of Women Omit Date of Birth In Congress Record By the Associated Press. If the recently issued Con- gressional Record is criterion, more womensprefer not to tell thetr age. The following refrain from in- cluding a birth date in the book: Secretary of Labor Frances Per- kins, Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas, Representative Flor- ence P. Kahn of California, Representative Mary Norton of New Jersey and Representative Virginia Jenckes of Indiana Those who put the birth year in were Representative Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts and Representative Kathryn O'Laughlin McCarthy of Kansas. On the whole, their biographies explode the theory that women have much to say abc selves. Sen Cara Representative Kahn u: four lines each. The first woman cabinet member is content with a modest 21-liner. Colored Man, 113, Dies. LAFAYETTE, la. June 16 (P)— 113 years old, DICKINSON QUESTIONS CAMP EXPENDITURES| A question was raised yesterday by" | Senator Dickinson, Republican, of Iowa | purposes. The Towa Senator said he had | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, “challenged” the camp officials to show | dent or any one else the right to lpend' their legal authority for purchasing $520,000 worth of books, radios and ath- letic equipment. “They haven't been able to answer my challenge,” he said. “The law gives the President author- ity to provide for housing, subsistence, JUNE 16, 1933. public money for entertainment, ath- letics or welfare work in connection with these camps.” French Salvage Money. PARIS (#) —The S5-franc and 10- franc notes, now being replaced by |as to the right of administrators of | clothing, medical attention, hospitaliza- | civilian conservation camps to buy sup- | tion, cash allowances and transporta- plies for athletic and entertainment |tion. But it does not grant the Presi- | but converted into The PALAIS ROYAL TATTOO Joseph Glaude, Negro, according _to night on his | 6 living chi rds, died Tuesday | arm near here, leaving n, 112 grandchildren | 5-franc nickel coins, are not burned, cardboard. The sensational, new, transparent color for llpS | and 60 great- dchildren. Feed Your DOG DOGand CAT FOOD 1£ your dog food doesn't bear the Government inspection mark, HAIR REMOVING CREAM HANDBAGS & there's a reason. The Pure Food Law requires char- coal, or other coloring matter, in foods that do mot pass Govern- ment inspection. The legend "Establishment E-77" is the U. S. Government's okeh on There is but one ODOR- LESS hair-removing cresm: TAN. It makes un- hair disappear in the magic of & moment— discourages re-growth— leaves the skin smooth, soft, white. Safe, pleasant, quick. You simply must try itl 60c and $! the tube Palais Royal—Main Floor AT A. $. BECK'S EXCLUSIVELY! COPIES OF-THE STYLES WORN BY HELEN TWELVETREES oppearing with SAMCE CABOT = o sew Poromownt Pictwre “DISGRACED ¥ ONE PRICE 1f Helen Twelveirees' expensive origii difference in the shoes, Her original turned but not hand-sewn. A. S, Be expensive leathers — but uses mor the difference in price=A. S. Beck" A-S-BE i M i v ALl silk, picot top, gquaranteed Nearby Stores: | copies were side by side, you probably couldn't tell the difference. There is a big difference in the, price, of course. But, to be perfectly frank, there is also a made, hand-lasted, hand-turned and hand-sewn. A.'S. Beck copies are mostly handmade, hand-lasted, hand- workmanship ot $3,50 is astounding! 1315 F STREET | | " "WILMINGTON e PHILADELPHIA, 4 Stores ® BALTIMORE "WHITE MESH. "Disgraced”. inals and A.S. Beck s are enfirely hand- ck buys the same e of the hide. For s style, quality and K i i It'is called "CORAL." - No. sh No. 3 is @ medium shade. A true, rich, blood coler that will be an asset to any brunefte. It is called “NATURAL" No. 4 s of the type that changas color when op- plisd to the lips. Gives an unususlly transparent richness and a depth of warm color that is trely amazing. It is called “"PASTEL." with washable white calf trim. Exaet copy of the $18 oxfordworn by Adrienne Ames, also appearing with Miss Twelvetrees in Put it on—rub it off—only the COLOR stays. No pastiness. No opaqueness. Nothing on your lips but interesting loveliness. Truly ine delible, but no purplish cast. Scothing and smoothing too—to keep your lips forever young! We approve TATTOO . . . uncondi- tionally. You simply must try it. 4 STARTLING SHADES NEVER SEEN BEFORE No. | hes an exciting orangish pink cast. Rather light.” Ravishing on blondes and fitien blondes. 2 is our choice of them all. An exotic, new je—Lrilliant, yet transparent. Somehow we just find_the right words fo describe it. It is "EXOTIC." - indalible Lipatich --» * 1 Palais Royal—Main Floor Duplicating the fins finen of Helen Twelve- Arees’ $27 original (Dyeable). MACON TO GO TO BASE Skipper Announces Ship Will Be Flown to Lakehurst Next Week. AKRON, Ohio, June 16 (#) —Capt. Alger H. Dresel, skipper of the airship Macon, announced last night the ship Men’s Fancy reinforced toes. Regular Don’t TEASE mosquitoes... 4 prs. 50c Fancy rayons—with strongly Men’s Wool -Swim Suits and Form-fitting. royal and maroon. Arrow “Trump” Solid-Color Shirts. . B18° | il be flown to the naval air base at| Lakehurst, N. J, “probably late next| week.” His announcement followed recom- mendation by the Naval Board of Sur- | vey and Inspection that the ship be accepted by the Navy, subject to routine tests. The airship must be in satis- | factory service for six months before | final ecceptance. [cos Ask Dad! He Knows Best! Here Is What He’d Choose Himself! lars. . .tested fabrics. sleeves! Collar-at whites, tans, grays and Neckband whites. 1313 Every kind of a tie a Dad ¢ servative! Fine Socks heels, soles and $1 styles. navy, speed Black, Arrow Arrow ® 1 .95 Arrow Men’s Furnishings—Main o light you hardly know you're thick and thin! Celanese tans, blues and oxfords. 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