Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 5

Fewer Marriages Broken. Premier Hurt in Crash. Marriage registrars of England re-| Premier A. M. G. Ogilvie of Tasma- port that only 300 marriages were can- | nia suffered a broken nose recently celed in 1934, compared with an ever- | when his automobile collided with a age of 2,000 in other recent years. trolley car. Quits A. A. A, CHRISTGAU QUITS AS AIDE TO DAVIS Resentment on Milk Policy Is Blamed—Wallace Urges Him to Stay. By the Assoclated Press. Shorn of most of his responsibility as head of the commodities division in the A. A. A. personnel shake-up two weeks ago, Victor A. Christgau, as- sistant administrator, yesterday sub- mitted his resignation to his chief, Chester C. Davis. Although not directly concerned in ! thar SPECIAL...for 311 7th St. N.W. 3146 M St. N.W. CREAMERY BUTTER " 39¢ HAMS . .:21- First-Grade Quality, Not Necessary to Parboil Friday Only, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 OUR ANNUAL PARADE OF BARGAINS—A CLEAN-UP OF GOODS “AS IS"—THE ONE TIME EACH YEAR WE INDULGE IN SENSATIONAL PRICE SELLING—BETTER COME EARLY. Cream Cake S 1 23 Delicious French Vanilla with center of tempting rum hnsqur, Bust of George Washington mounted on top, whipped cream trim. Serves 8 to 10 persons Individual Fancy Forms Martha Washington, George Washington Shield, Hatchets and others. = Assorted flavors. .75 doz. * Hatchet Center Brick A dessert masterpiece. Rich vanilla — chocolate hatchet center. $1.50 gal. Special Pint Package Cocoanut Bisque with cherry custard. A new taste thrilll At all Carry dealers. Meadow Gold ICE CREAM ORDER FROM YOUR NEAREST CARRY DEALER OR PHONE LINCOLN 3900 8 am. to 1 p.m. MEN’S CLOTHING $29.50 Brown Harris Tweed Top Coats (1) 37, (1) 38, (1) 40, (1) 42 $24.50 Tan Raglan Top Coats (1) 35, (1) 37, (1) 39 Short . 5 1 Tuxedo Suit, size 34 . 1 Tuxedo Suit, size 36 Short . $39.50 C(.G Brown bults, breasted, size 37 $39.50 GGG Brown Suits, double- breasted. size 37 5 All O’Coats 1, Price! $29.50 O’Coats reduced to . . .. .14.75 $35.00 O’Coats reduced to ....17.50 .50 O’Coats reduced to. . $45.00 O’Coats reduced to. ceis ... 16.85 . 16.85 . 16.85 Smgle breasted Suit, Grey, size 37. 16.85 (14) 52 50 Camelnt Twist Smts 8 sn.e» : (1) $24 50 and $29 50 Tan and Grny SPORT SUITS A limited number of fine Sport Suits in light tan and gray—suitable for Spginyzg\x‘egr. Were $24.50 MEN’S FURNISHINGS 65¢ & $1.00 Neckwear. Silks, Wools & Kmh 39¢; 3 for $1.00 5¢ & $1.00 Fine Novelty Hose. Some used in Window Dlsp]ay. Sizes 91, &10 . 29c; 4 for $1.00 Shirts, (3) 131, (17) 14, (15) 14, size 17 o 39¢ White Shirts, Collar Attached. shghtly (2) Suits ‘B’ Pajamas, soiled nsook Umon Qults‘ . size 34 . ea. 19¢ 17 65¢ (3) $1.95 Neck Band White Shirts, soiled, soiled. (2) 1315, (1) 16. (3) 17 . 65¢ ALL SALES FINAL N 715 14th St. N.W R} & $2.45 Novelty Collar Attached (2) (G) $1.95 Neck Band White Shirts, solled 39¢ size 151, (17) $1.95 Wool Reefers. sliehtly soiled . 39¢ No Charges; No C. 0. D.’s gpafmncedAdvert,aersPreferTheStag i $ S i { £ the internal shifting which resulted in ; the moving of Jerome N. Frank, gen- | eral counsel of the organization, and three others, Christgau’s work had been delegated to section chiefs in the realignment of official duties. | Resented Milk Policy. ‘This action was declared by Christ- | gau’s friends to have capped a gradual | resentment he had felt toward the . progress of the administration’s milk policy. He was said to have felt that | milk distributors were getting most of the advantage in price increases and | other concessions intended for the benefit of milk producers. Secretary Wallace intimated at his press conference that resentment of Christgau toward the milk policy was at the source of trouble. When asked the reasons for the | resignations, Wallace declared he was | always reluctant to discuss “disagree- ments, irritations and things of that sort,” within the organization. Urging Christgau to Stay. He added that he was “still urging” Christgau to stay. Davis said he had received the resignation of his assist- ant, but declined to discuss it. He is! known to hold a deep personal regard | |for Christgau and was siding with Wallace in an effort to keep him | within the administration. However, Christgau, who formerly vsened in Congress as a Representative | from Minnesota. has been toying with the idea of returning to the political | field for almost a year. Last Summer he considered resigning to announce his candidacy for Congress, but was persuaded then to remain. Close friends indicated he is now | | considering carrying out his inten- tion and possibly running for the ‘Senate against Senator Schall, Re- | publican, of Minnesota, in 1936. Broke With Party in 1930. Originally a Republican, Christgau broke with the party in 1930 over enactment of the Smoot-Hawley tariff act and lost by scant margin as an independent in running for a place as Representative-at-large after the redistricting of Minnesota in 1932. Subsequently he became director of commodities in the A. A, A. shortly after its formation in May, 1933, serving directly under Davis until De- cember, 1933, when the latter was made administrator after the resigna- tion of George N. Peek. Chistgau fathered the change in| A. A. A milk policy in January, 1934, in which the policy of fixing resale prices of milk was dropped. Admin- istration of the policy was later given over to A. H. Lauterbach, chief of |the dairy section, however, and Christgau had little voice in execut- img it. THROATLESS: BABE HAPPY Thrives on Milk Diet Fed by Tube Into Stomach. NEWBURG, N. Y., February 21 P)—Although encouraged by the | healthy condition of the child, phy-: |siclans at St. Luke's Hospital are marking time in the case of | Richard Earl Linsig, born last Sat- !urday without an esophagus. ‘The infant seemed to be thriving on a milk diet fed through the walls of the abdomen by means of a rubber tube. The child, in all other respects, {is as lively and normal as any other | baby. Physicians say the infant has| only the slightest chance of surviving { “All that can be done has been ‘done is the only comment that is forthcoming from hospital attendants. {1t is mot likely that an operation will be performed to connect the throat and stomach, Dern to Speak on U. S. Future. “America and the Future” wilF be the topic of Secretary of War Dern, who will speak tonight at 8 o'clock before the Adult School of Religion of the Mount Pleasant Congregation- al Church. 67 Fine Felt Hats $3.00 and $3.50 values *1.45 164 of Our Better Grades ’1.95 $3.50 ul $4.00 values Il Sizes ASTOR MEN’S SHOP, INC. 802 14th St. N.W. Open from 8 AM. until 2. 2.M. | 160 VICTOR A. CHRISTGAU. CODE OFFICIAL DENIES NEWS GUILD’S CHARGE S. M. Williams Challenges Claim That Employers Control Industrial Board. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 21.—S. M. | Willlams, manager of the Daily News- paper Code Authority, in a statement | yesterday denied the New York News- paper Guild’s charge that the News- paper Industrial Board was | ployer controlled.” “It (the board) is composed of four | representatives of organized labor and four representatives of the employers, | with provision for a ninth member.” | Williams said, “selected by unanimous consent, to act as impartial chairman | in case of tie vote in the board. “With such balanced membership, “em- | Breast for Roasting Bouillon Roast, 16¢ MACHINE SLICED BACON. . . . ». 29¢ Veal Chops, 18¢ Ib. VEAL G=5% 9 PORK LOINS ' »21¢ Froven MILD AMERICAN CHEESE.: w5~ 21€ Limburger, Swiss, Pimento, Brick, Amanun, -0z. pkg., 2 for 25¢ SIRLOIN lb.zsc' CLUB PLATE BEEF' n10c Pot ROAST » 13c LARD .- 16c | EGGS. .« 35¢ Strictly Steer Beef STEAK & the New York Newspaper Guild's as- | sertion that the board is ‘employer controlled’ impugns the integrity of labor’s representatives on the board.” Canaries Can “Croon.” Canaries are being taught in Lon- don to “croon” and perform in jazz. Before Selling Investigate the Prices We Pay for OLD GOLD Jewelry of every description. bridge- work_silver No matter how old or dliapidated any of foregoing et ticles mikht be. you will be greatly gurorised b the cash orices oaid v us (Licensed by U. S. Govt.) SHAH & SHAH 921 F St. N.W. Phone NA. 5543—We Will Call nzsn | SHOULDERS . 16"2c n.19c | OYSTERS Ueltena Brand Scrapple or Pudding, 12V,c | Large Franks .... m. 17¢ CORNED BEEF or HAMS. . ... » 19¢ CHICAGO NUT OLEO.......3- 50¢C Cottage Cheese ... m. 10c | 8-0z. Mackerel .... .ea. 5¢ PICKLES ra o 15¢€ Sour or Dills the truth—the whole truth and nothing but the truth—s’help us George Washington T omorrow—r/long as quantities Doors open A day of “house cleaning”. . last until our closing hour, 1 .all odd lots, broken lines, discontinued stock . . . in fact, every REMNANT item is marked so ri- diculously low that most lots will not even last! promptly at 8 a.m.—close 1 p.m. Remnan SAL p.m. GROSNER of 7325 F Street Article LLA —_S U | TIES OQuantity 129 74 27 8 194 Silks, raded. |~ Palm_Beach, Tropical Worsted and um knap Beim: av sdse. T \'7’. 83 |HANDK S 2o AN‘E' || Ten. B {2 ltoxings. neckband in_white only. clocks. stripes_and checks. Size Were | s%ten 14 to 17 Description Tate. Art. Berks. Breton. Fancy and White collar attached Slightly faded. Handmade ~ resilient construction| with_bias-cut_wool linini Handmade resilient ccnstruet fon with| hias-cut_wool lining_—also some knits Silks. lisies. WoDls. neat patterns, Slightly faded or shopworn. Jacquards. One sligl Wool. slightly damaged. Silks. Hickok. initial. Fancy and plain, good colors. Cavalry twill. 40-42-44 36 to 40 6% to 7% 00 & 30500 ersllcle Black. M Gray and Brown, % Initial Initi ‘Worsteds. 49¢ —1.95 495 No Charges—C. O. D.s—Refunds—Exchanges—Deliveries—Alterations—All S 69 SUITS Mostly Worsteds Originally $29.75 197 73 OVERCOATS Entire Stock regardless of former pricel 197 & 335 We will charge and alter these two items N HeEANRAAL A NA No Approvals SUITS Full Dress (coat and trousers). regular, 39 short Tuxedo Suit (coat and trousers). 38 short . Tuxedo Sui 35 reg.; 44, 46 stout lennf Tuxedo (coat and t - nd trousers), Sizes Tan Sport Coats. - Blue Double-breasted Sporl Co. 39 short. .. S Tan Sport Coat. Size 36. . Fruhauf Double-breasted Gabardine Spor! Coats. Sizes (2) 37, 39 shorf Brown Fruhauf Suits. Siz 5, 36 . Fruhauf Grey Plaid Suits. Sizes 35, 37 Double- buuled Blue Flannel Fruhauf Suits, pin stripe. Sizes 37, 42. ... Fruhauf Plain Grey Suit. Size 44 slout Fruhauf Plain Grey Double-breasted Sizes 44 reg., 38 short b Fruhauf Dark Oxford Grey Suits. 46 reg., 44 stout.... : Fruhauf Tan Suits hort, ‘38 long 3 Brown-. reg., 38 short, 38, 40 long .. .. Fruhauf Brown Plaid Double-breasted i Size 36 reg.. B Blue Worsted Seif- Slnped S 31, 39, 42, 44 reg.; 37, 39 short; Brown Suits. Sizes 39, 42 Fruhauf Grey Flannel Double-breasted Suit. _Size 38 long i Grey Double-breasted Sui Size 38 rog. Brown Herringbone Suits (2 pairs trou- sers). Sizes 44 reg., 37 short, 38 long, 44 stout .. Grey Wing-back Suits. Grey Tweed Wing-back Suit reg., 38 long .. Brown Tweed Wm.-bnk Sui Brown Tweed Suits. Sizes 44 reg.; 38, 40 short Tweed Suits. Sizes 36 39 rez H 31, 38 short . Brown D.-B. Sui Dark Brown Striped Su 39 reg.; 37, 39, 42 short; Plain Grey Worsted Suit. Grey Tropical Worsted Su - e W NN W Sizes Sizes 37 =N N = A NN N [ e ‘40 re! S\zes 36 ize 36 reg. 38, 39, 40, Sizes (2) 36, 4 stout Size 39. ... Size 40 short Were Sizes 35 $ Sizes 39 reg., 40 short 4 Grey Striped Worsted Suit (2 pmrs trou- sers). Size 44 stout. .. Dark Grey Striped Suit. Tan Suit. Size 38 Tan Frubauf Suit. Size 37. TOPCOATS Size 38 short. Size 41 short. . Sizes 40, 42 reg.; 37, 38, Size 42. Tan Topcoat. Tan Topcoat. Grey Topcoats. 39, 40 short Dark Brown Topcoats. 39 short .. e D.-B. Oxford Grey Topcoats. Sizes 36, English Tan Herringbone Topcoats. S|ze< 36, 37, 38 reg.; 38, 40 short v En.luh Tan Topcunu Sizes 37 rez i 37 OVERCOATS Fleece Oxford Grey D.-B. Overcoats. Sizes 38, 42, 44 reg.; 38, 40 short. ... Brown Fleece Jos. M.y En]lllll Overcoat. Size 42 . Dark Grey ‘Check Overcoa Brown Plaid Overcoats. " Sizes 36, 40 i-eg.; Sue{ 36, 42 Oxford Grey. Size 46 stout ... Brown Fleece Double-! Sizes 36, 38, 40, 44, 46 G Grey Fleece D.-B. Overcoats. Oxford Grey Overcoat. Size 42 stout MSCL. CLOTHING D.-B. Tuxedo Silk Vests. Size 36 Black Tuxedo Silk Vest. Size 44 stout.. White Dress Vests (slightly soiled) Blue Silk Smoking Jacket. Size 38 .. Leather Windbreakers. Sizes 42, 44, 46, 50 Leather Windbreaker. Size 40 Reversible Tweed Raincoats. Velvet-Collar Overco: N R = e WN N W=ARN=N AN . English Golf Coats . HATS Soft Felt H.tl Sizes (5) 6%, (11) (2) 7%, (3) T%, (3) %, 1") % Black Derby Hats. Slzefi 6%, 1, A\ Silk Hats. Sizes 6%, (4) 6% ........ FURNISHINGS Fancy Neckties.....oovvuveennnannn. Fancy Neckties Fancy Neckties ... 0dd Lot Fancy Neckties (window-faded) White Silk Slnrh (collar to a!:h) Sizes (2) 1412, (3) 1 Fancy Shirts (collnr :ttnched) " Sizes 14 to 17, inclusive LS White Negligee Shirts (stlfi' uffs (4) 17%, (2) 18 White Plenled Shirt 1% . Fancy Shirts (collar attached lnd to match). Sizes 14, 14%, 15, 15%, 17.". Fancy Shirts (tab ‘collar atnched). Sizes 14 to 16%........ White Broadcloth Shirts (neckblnd) Size 14 White Broadeloth Shirts (collar_ at- tached) ; slightly soiled. Sizes 14 to 16% Fancy Shirts (collar attached and to match). Sizes 14 to 17 .. Tan Silk Pajamas (slightly smled) 'Size A Fancy Pajamas. 11 sizes. .. Fancy Pajamas. All sizes. S'i and Silk and Cotton Pajamas. ‘Al 'sizes. Silk and Wool Half Hose. All sizes. .. Carters Knit Union Suits (half !leeves) Sizes 34 to 40, inclusive. io! Sizes 30, 32, 44 Lisle Drawers. Sizes Wallace Linen Undershirt: Prs. Gloves. Small size Tan Flannel Robe. Size M. Flannel Robes. Sizes M, L. - Flannel Robes. Sizes S, M, L.. Black and White Silk Robe. Size M. Blue Rayon Robe. Size M. ... Blue Flannel Cocktail Jacket. 1 Blue Moire Cocktail Jacket. Size L... Size L.... 25.00 35.00 30.00 Sizes 37, 39 35 87 to $10 7.00 . 15.00 1.00 (61 for $1) (3 for $1.50) 1.50 5.00 1.95 3.00 3.50 2.50 2.50 5.00 450 450 3.50 . 15.00 10.00 7.50 25.00 . 10.00 10.00 10.00 2.85 2.85 95¢ 45¢ 59¢ 95¢ 10¢ 1.98 95¢ 95¢ 115 1.15 1.35 1.88 1.45 1.85 235 1.15 1.65 2.95 35¢ for $1) 95¢ 118 1.15 1.15 95¢ 95¢ 95¢ 1.15 6.95 5.95 4.65 9.85 4.95 4.95 4.95 ALL LEATHER NOVELTIES—HALF PRICE ALL MUFFLERS—HALF PRICE All Sales Final No Charges No Alterations 14th & G Sts. EUGENE C. GOTT, Presil. No Phone Orders No C. O. D’s Sidney West, Inc.