Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1935, Page 6

rTfiE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D._C, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935, J. A. Jacobs, Great Brit- ST PRISON PRODUCTS |-vicsiices ;:;a ‘THREATEN" CODES = Ernest Whitcombe, Great Britain ....v.c0e0000. T5—T2—147 Auguste Boyer, France... 74—75—149 All M:hlm Great Brit- Sam l(ln(, Great Britain. 76—74—150 A. M. Moffatt, ENETIA BLINDS. FRED B. BLACKBURN TRICO RADIATOR COVERS NATIONAL 5778 70—72—142 R O S E (-) lfle McRuvie, Scot- land ver T0—79—149 P. J. Mahon, Ireland.... 70—79—149 W. H. Davies, Great 18—12—150 '. . 14—18—152 PETALS flutter from the fingers of the flower girls be- *fors the bride to as- sure her a rosy fu- ture . . . flowers in pro- fusion at the altar ... & precious circlet slips upon & slender finger « «.+ & bridesmaid catches the Bridal Bouquet! Playing s dramatic part from first to Jast, the Bridal Bouquet must needs be perfect . . . & Bouquet -that will- live forever in memory. Let Gude Bros. Co.' help make your wedding Cotton Garment Industry Our Conn. 'NAS . Store is Just Across from the ~< Mayflower Two days of sensational prices for alert Washington shop- pers. No phone, C. O. D., mail orders. No refunds. No returns, END-OF-MONTH SALE 23—$1.00 B. V. D. Ensembles (Shirts and Shorts to match) 62—81.00 Check Pattern Rm‘kmrhmr Union Suits 59—$1.50 Plaid Pattern Roc Union Suits ... > 101—35¢ Dr. Ames Sport Shorts or Shirts . .cvsseoticenesanec vioi 19¢ 44—Duo Snugs (French Shorts by Duofold) Ry TR T 12—$2.50 Washable Ascot Stock Ties 8—$4.50 “nol Ascot Stock Ties . 325—%1.600 Pastel and White Summer Hose 35¢, 3 for $1.00 246—White and Fancy Handker- chiefs 27-$1:95 Pajumas . . " 23—8%2.50 and $2.95 Pa)lma!.. .Sl 69 42—83.50 Pajamas 98—$2.50 Fancy Shirts, smart lored of fine materials......$1. 236—$1.65 Special Collar Attached White Shirts ¢oveen.. 7 MENS SHOP 1331 F STREET 2 Hours Free Parking, Capital Garage oure Looking For A WATCH Chas. Schwartx & Son Are Featuring The New Natural Gold Filled Small ROUND WATCHES Dainty, delicate models that are really beautiful and keep perfect time. Fine Jeweled Movement fy:2‘4l75 S0€ DOWN DOWN ;50C A WEEK A large selection of small round watches at all prices. OF PERFECT DIAMONDS | providing minimum wages of not less | than $12 & week in the South and $13 | | the South and 3213 cents in the | Sees Effectiveness Hit by Competition. B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 27.—Competition of prison manufacturing was charac- terized today as a threat to the effect- iveness of a voluntary code to sup- plant N, R. A. regulation of the $450,- 000,000 cotton garment industry. The code, adopted in a “national emergency convention” by nine asso- clations within the industry, came yes- terday with the formation of a new national governing organization for the industry, the Allled Cotton Gar- ment Association. The code would affect 160,000 employes. The code committee reported s unanimous opinion that “unless open market promptly, it will be im- possible to maintain the wage and hour provisions in all branches of the industry.” The convention indorsed a tele- gram originally sent to President Roosevelt by the Southern Garment | Manufacturers’ Asosciation pointing to | the same hazard. The voluntary code replaces the N. | R. A. 36-hour week with 40 hours, | in the North, or 30 cents an hour in | North. The wages are to be the same whether the operation is on a | piece-work or week rate basis. ' Scores in Open First and second round results: a) Robert Sweeney, ex- New York . Aubrey Boomer, France Mark Seymour, Great Britain ... 12—73—145 76—69—145 5—16—151 | | J. Forrester, Great Brit- ain . 76—78—154 | | 3. Weastell, Great Brit- ain: o 0 80—77—157 | Fred Robertson, Great | Britain | Michael Bingham, Great i Britain . 17—11—154 | P. B. Lucas, Great Brit- ain ... coe. T4T3=147 | | Archie Compson. Oren | J. J. Busson, Gren nm- | George Charman, Great | P. W. L. Risdon, Great Britain 15—T74—149 ain ... 75—76—151 | | Britain .... 17—16—153 | |EF. Hil, Great Brit- | Al T7—176—153 | Richard Burton, Omt | | Britain 76—78—154 | | Alfred Perry, Great Brit- ain .... ciene. 60—18—144 Henry Plclrd. Hershey, Pl 12—173—145 | 76—75—151 | Charles A. Whitcombe, Great Britain W Cox, Great Britain | Len Holland, Great Brit- 1—88—139 | 7669145 | 72—74—146 | H. W. Myers, Great Brit- ain ; T—13—147 Reginald | Britain ... " 75—73—148 | . T5—T4—149 in . .. 1418182 (a) Bob Rutherford, Great Britain 76—176—152 Britain 78—T74—152 H. Richards, Great Brit- ain 80—75—155 Henry Cotwn Great Brit- 68—T74—142 (a)Jock McLean, Scotland 77-—74—151 Bill Nolan, Great Britain 74—80—154 R. H. Oppenheimer, Great TT+~79—156 Donald Cameron, Great 75—84—159 . 79—81—160 William 3 Britain . 81—81—162 83—84—166 13—15—147 . T4—15—149 12—17—149 | Jock Bllllntln!. Great Britain ...... ..o T—77—184 . 16—179—155 17—82—159 79—82—161 co.... 80—83—163 Ernest Kenyon, Great Britair .. con T0=T4—144 A. J. Lacey, T1—75—146 Sid Brews, South Africa.. 79—74—153 (a)Dr. A. J. P'uhcny, Great Britain. . (a) Hector 'nwmao Scotland .. Fred Jarman, Great Britain J. Walker, G Britain H. C. Jolly, Great Britain . (a) W. Lawson San Francisco .. Frank Ball, United Macdonald Smith, Glen- dale, Calif. venes 69—T1—146 Bert, Hodson, Great Brit- i 12—16—148 . 16—19—155 75—16—151 74—18—152 . T7%-80—157 82—78—162 75—11—146 76—75—151 12—80—152 PENNA.AVE.AT 6THST. PHONE DISTRICT 4224 Sample eme- LURAY. CAVERNS . ATLANTA .. ang PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK ., SKYLINE DRIVE A Giand Exewrsion Trin via ia 32 -m. e mevhiale prison-made goods are taken off the |- t . « 81—74—155 Owen Stndcmn, Gr«t Britain Sam Walsh, Great Brit- . 18—18—156 lr"‘lfl seseeradiaians TH—80—159 P l: Wyaone, Great Brit- ain A. G. Beck, Great Britain.74—76—150 R. A. Whitcombe, Great b Britain A. 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