Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1935, Page 26

HULL-PEEK FIGHT STIRRED ON HLL So'rugham Bill Hits Uncon- ditional Most-Favered- Nation Clause. By the Associated Press. The Hull-Peek controversy was re- vived yesterday on Capitol Hill with Representative Scrugham, Democrat, of Nevada, introducing a bill to carry out the ideas of the latter and assert- ing that the activities of the former V/ “STAR-RITE" Elect. Fans Special $1.98 - —These are seven-inch fans with four brass blades to send out cool- ing breezes — and de- signed so there’s no in- terference with radios. E-Z-TACH SHOWER T —A handy, poftable shower with grip suc- tion cup to hold it se- curely to any smooth, flat surface. Orchid, Seat Covers Ready to Put On $2.95 —Protect your clothes and make your car look cooler and more attractive with new covers. These are of a heavy automobile cloth for the seats and backs of any coach or sedan. Complete with fixtures. threaten the existence of scores of American ts, in to & treaty-signing nation of any tarift favors granted to subsequent signa- tories. Five reciprocal treaties have been concluded, and 13 are under negotiation. Non-signers with which the United States has most-favored- nation treaties would receive the bene- fits of the pacte. George N. Peek, until rscently foreign irade adviser to the President, has held out this “uncondi- tional-most-favored-nation” principle. He has contended that for each Ameri- THE EVENING STAR “that the application of the uncon- ditional most-favored-nation policy means & general reduction in tariffs by us, but not by other nations.” i e Rumapian Decree Protested. BUCHAREST, Rumania, June 19 the Rumanian government against its new export and import regulations, it was disclosed yesterday. ‘The new regulations gran; export premiums ranging from 10 per cent on pefroleum products to 40 per cent on wheat. A supertax of 44 per cent should be |is imposed on all incoming merchan- “The fact is,” he said in a statement, 6x9 ft., $2.99 dise. Germany threatened to boycott all Rumanian goods destined for the Reich unless Rumania rescinded the measure, which was designed pri- marily to offset the depreciation of the Rumanian lei. s WASHINGT COMFORT WEEK e Now is the time to get relief from your foot trouble. Let us make free Pedo-gfaph prints of your stockinged feet and demonstrate how, the proper Dr. Scholl Remedy or Appliance telieves foot troubles. 3 Days Lef ursday, Friday and Ssturday * : ,Weighi' —TInexpensive rugs, but nicely woven, heavy and durable, with edges neatly bound. A nice selection of patterns in such attractive colors as rose, blue, brown and green. 4x7 ft., $1.89 3x6 ft., $1.09 Kann's—Air Cooled—Third Floor. Sale of WINDOW SHADES Our Standard Brands, Regularl —Alhambra opaque, in the most popular colors. Size 3x5.9. Mounted on good spring rollers. —Lakewood Holland in white and colors. Com- plete with fixtures. Size 3x5.9 . —Calvacade Duplex, white or ecru on one side, green on the other. ® During this sale we will cut these shades to any smaller size, at no extra cost. a@s cut-to-order exchanged. But measure carefully shades cannot be Kann's—Air Cooled—Third Floor, 3-c. Chintz and Sateen Spreads. 51 .49 —Attractive Summer spreads in flow- ;r%d atterns and plain colors. Double ed size. MAPLE B Kann's—Air Cooled—Third Floor. Kann's—8treet Floor, AGAIN! [4-in. Silver Plated i room Four Poster —Maple, walnut and mahogany fin- ished wooden beds in the graceful four poster style. All sizes. y 59¢ to 89c ed Room e Four Poster Bed ¢ Chest of Drawers o Bureau with Sepa- rate Mirror —A low price indeed for this handsome bed suite. It is a copy of a very old model, and made of mellow, hard maple with simulated hand- hewn corners and pegged tops. $5.99 D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1935. : ; 800 FASHIONABLE SUMMER DRESSES @® Jacket Dresses @ Sport Dresses @ Street Dresses @® Evening Frocks ® Washable Crepes. ® Silk Linen Suits @ Washable Bembergs @ Novelty Sheers @ Pastel Organdies @ Printed Chiffons with Slips —For weeks we've been assembling this group of dresses—and con- sider it one of the most outstanding we've seen at this price. A regular review of the prevailing modes. The sizes in the group include— Junior Misses, 11 to 17 Women, 38 to 52 Misses, 14 to 20 Repeating Last Week's “Sell Out”: WOMEN'S DARK SILK COATS Specially Priced s4.44 —They went with a rush last Originally $2.95 1.88 week. No wonder—such ex- cellent quality navy or black T styled to —The well-ventilated frock—an eyelet batiste. Looks so cool, too, in lovely pastel shades, dark navy and smart brown. Easily laun- dered. You will want one of each color. flatter the larger re. Rip- pled revers or cape sleeved st¥les, very effective over rinted or pastel Summer rocks. Sizes 38 to 52. Kann's—Air Cooled—Second Floor. Serving Trays Two Lovely Styles —They're the popular round trays with two handles. One style is in the ;Elpe" pattern—the other “gadroon.” e sort of gift a bride likes to receive. Salel 700 ; ¢ Heavy 41/2-Ga|. Garbage Cans S ¢ e —QGalvanized cans wi corrugated sides, tight fod and leak-proof Another Shipment-FINE CHIFFON SILK HOSE-Special e All silk, heel - within - heel — means longer wear in the heel. Wear ® Ring toes, provides extra ® H in the toe. runs that begin @ High twist silk, looks duller, e Colors: Javatan, Tropica, Tea- wears longer, resists snags and dance, Santana, Smoke Mist. pulls, Sizes 8% to 10%. Kann's—Air Cgoled—Street Floor, AIR COOLED Kann’s—Third Floor.