Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1935, Page 12

A—12 BALDERSON’S BARGAINS IN ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935. contests. o e e e e Ty PLAN 'I'[] IMPR[]V D.C. WindVelocity GRADUATES OB T OB | ey | T oeaar o Wird |\ PATENT TRUSTS._SCORED ROSES FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, SATURDAY, JUNE 29th In green foliage: many in bud; will bloom this: Summer; all individually wrapped in Sphagnum Moss and tagged. Every rose in this collection a blue ribbon winner, that has been selling for many times our price. EVERBLOOMING Ville de Paris, GnueColombe. Clear yellow. ‘reamy white. Golden Ophelia, Mme. Jules !lu' yellow to Bon e, Glistening white. Wilhelm Kordes, Pres. Herbert Rich golden pink. SCHOOLS DRAFTED) Virginia to Seek P. W. A. Aid as Early Applications Are Urged. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, June 27.—Plans for seeking improvements to Virginia's county elementary schools through the P. W. A. were revealed here yes- terday, simultaneously with a state- ment from the P. W. A. offices which said, in part: “Cities, towns, school districts and other public bodies which file applications now will stand a bet- ter chance of getting consideration than those communities” which may hold back in hope of receiving more Averages 7 Miles Despue Congress hicago Mean Is 15 and Golham 17, Weather Bureau Says. By the Associated Press. Despite the prevalence of “political winds” in the Capital and gusts of oratory in Congress, the wind ac- tually blows through Washington at an average of only 7 miles an hour. Chicago’s average wind velocity, re- ports the Weather Bureau, is 15 miles an hour, which is 2 miles lower than New York. Mount Washington, N. H., Conditions Held Best for College Men Since 1930. p] less difficulty than since 1930, M. M. Boring of the General Electric Co. told the Society for the Promotion of Engi- neering Education here today. Indications are that the 1935 grad- uates are finding more satisfactory placement than any other class of the depression years, he sald, pointing out that industry was absorbing the graduates. “Many people feel there is a distinct swing back to the 1929 conditions averages 33 and holds the all-time | RRORRD record maximum, 168 miles an hour. | § Blast Kills 2, Injures 1. trial representatives regarding employ~ ment,” Boring declared, & survey of 80 engineering colleges of ihe country. BLIND GIRL IN TEST Will Compete With 350 Other-' /| words in the allotted time. in Stenographie Contest. CHICAGO, June 27 (#).—An 18- year-old blind girl, who writes and transcribes shorthand with as much speed and accuracy as stenographers with all their faculties was one of 350 high school and commercial college was Jennie Kondrasky of Stam- ford, Conn., sightless from birth, who tes shorthand on a kind of Brallle mhlnc and “reads” her notes with Ler fingertips. She was to compete In the transcribing machine contest, nsisting of 10 minutes transcription dictaphone records with the prize to the stenographer writing the most State Capitol Cleaned. The State Capitol of Georgia in At- lanta, built about 50 years ago, has just been given its first exterior cleaning by F. E. R. A. workers, CHICAGO, June 27 ) —The Na- tional Inventors’ Congress went on record today as asking hmflofl to protect the investor, consumer independent business man from “un- fair and monopolistic practices of pat= ent monopolies.” The plea was contained in a resolu- tion passed unanimously by the uw- ciation trustees, who charged that fiejther the Sherman nor Clayton acts was effective against “patent pool monopolies.” ‘The association, holding its thir- | feenth annual meeting, claims a mem- | bership of 21,700 inventors, Hoover, l‘d shaded fo AMARILLO, Tex, June 27 (#)— Two men were blown to bits and a third was seriously injured near here liberal conditions.” ‘The estimated cost of improvements to the elementary schools was set at $3,008,292. In & statement fissued from hu' office here yesterday Col. James A’ Anderson, acting State director of the P. W. A, said the State organiza- tions had been ordered to “go ahead at full speed.” Refers to Wages. ‘The statement, referring to wages to be paid under the new P. W. A. set-up, called attention to one of the Pink Radiance, Silvery pink. Red Rndnnce, l.ord Charlemont, D scarlet. 4c ea. 3 for 709 EVERBLOOMING CLIMBING ROSES Red Radiance, rosy-red. Pink Radiance, silvery pink. Souv. de Claudius Pernet, bright, clear yellow. Marechal Niel, deep yellow. 33¢ ea. 3 for 95¢ AMERICAN SEDGE PEAT Much Better Than Imported Peat 100-1b. Bag $1-65 exploded. Tex. regulations, which prescribes that “projects under the supervision of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, for which wage rates are subject to the approval of the State directors of the Federal Emer- gency Administration of Public Works, shall be determined in accordance with local wage conditions by the authority to which the loan, grant or allotment is made, except as other- wise required by law.” The statement said that “applica- tions for grants only are highly ac- ceptable, and public bodies who can finance 55 per cent of their cost by other means than by selling bonds to the P. W. A. should do so.” Workers From Relief Rolls. Workers for the P. W. A. projects shall be taken from the relief rolls through the employment service “where available and qualified,” the statement from Col. Anderson's office pointed out. When those from the relief rolls are absorbed, the state- ment continued, “workmen shall be referred for assignment from the lists of unemployed registered with the employment services.” MEAD BILL TO PARLEY House Rejects Ousting of Power to Raise Airmail Rates. The House yesterday refused to ac- cept the Senate’s elimination of au- thority under the Mead bill for the Interstate Commerce Commission to | boost air mail rates as much as 20 per | cent. The bill was sent to conference. | Chairman Mead, Democrat, of New York, of the Post Office Committee | told questioners on the floor he hoped “there won't be any differences between the Senate and House bills when they | come from conferences.” The com- | mission already has prepared a tenta- tive scale of rate increases in mutipa tion of the legislation. 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