Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1935, Page 21

.andg STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1935. PRINGIPLES HELD NEW DEL SSUE Liberty League Sees Trend: Toward Machinery for Despotism. By the Associated Press The American Liberty League said | Yesterday “principles of government,” not “meaningless technicalities,” were | at stake in legal attacks on New Dea legislation. | Making public a survey of Federal | court decisions affecting laws and pol- icies of the Roosevelt administration, | the league said New Deal lawmaking tended toward creation of “machinery | susceptible of use by & despotism.” It found “supporting evidence of a tendency toward autocracy” in attacks upon courts following their decisions, | adding: “Throughout the legal attacks on the | important laws enacted since 1933 runs | & purpose to preserve essential features | of the United States Government such | as the separation of powers among the legislative, executive and judicial branches; the dual sovereignty of the Federa! Government and the States; and .. ¢ protection guaranteed to pri vate property. If these principles are overthrown, our Government will as- sume a form indistinguishable from | European autocracies. | “There is reason for confidence that the courts, despite efforts to weaken their power and prestige, will continue to be the bulwark of American liber- ties." The lcague said laws enacted and These Colomal proposed, if made effective in their ex- G Street at 11th Di. 400 Announcing early fall arrivals in SILK Velvets and Synthetic Fabrics All-silk Printed Satins Small designs and dots predominate; in brown, 51 cricket-green, navy, black, with contrasting patterns, yd. _ Creplo, A Hollywood Fabric of Fashion New and original designs; this is a fabric 78c for wear on or of f the campus, here are clothes to take with you . . . Back to College As Vogue says, “these are the clothes that trudge across the campus, from chapel to the last class of the day. They're casual, practical and definitely right.” And school and college-going girls will find them all in our Fashion Shops on the third floor. that will not pull nor slip at the seams. Gets smarter with each tubbing, yd. -___ Sparklette Crepe Entirely new! A hair line metal effect in brown $ and gold, black-and-gold, green-and-gold, rust- and-gold, navy-and-gold, yd. __ el Get yourself one of these very new treme form, would result in “an auto- cratic government with authority cen- tered in an executive who might regi- | ment the lives and business affairs of the people at will.” e — 2 | AIRWAYS EXPANSION 1 TO BE ‘UNPARALLELED’ 1936 Forecast Made by President Smith of American Airlines, »t Los Angeles on Tour. By the Associated Press LOS ANGELES, August 19.—C. R. Smith, president of American Air-| lines, asserted yesterday that “air- ways expansion during 1936 will be unparalleled.” i Arriving here on a tour of inspec- tion, Smith said that the President’s signature on the airmail bill last week “guaranteed further expansion of major airlines.” Smith said his own company’s July total of 20,000 fares was a record, with August figures indicating a further increase. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Style Cotton Bedspreads Wear and Launder Beautifully 1.98 Use them . .. tub them ... they'll come back smiling from the laundry! Two good sizes, 84x105 and 72x 105. In rose, green, blue, gold, lavender, wine color or rust. Attractive designs. Meeting. Young Graduates of Theta | Delta Chi, 1820 N street, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Washington Credit Men's Association, Raleigh Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Acvn;e~Corp. Ralmgh‘ Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Merchants and Manu- facturers, Hamilton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. | Luncheon, Insurance Managers, Hamilton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, N. R. A, Mayflower Hotel, 12:45 pm. Drought Blamed For Fall of Old American Nation Thousands Driven From New Mexico Canyon i Region. l By the Associated Press. | Drought is blamed for the decline | and fall of an ancient American na- | tion. A determination by Dr. A. E. Doug- lass of Steward Observatory at the § University of Arizona of weather pre- vailing centuries ago was made today by the National Geographic Society. It recalled a recent prophecy of Rex- ford G. Tugwell Undersecretary of Agriculture, that vast areas of the great plains might become a desert unless proper conservation is carried out in the area. | Such evidently was the case six centuries ago, causing the abandon- | ment. of a settlement of 40 villages in the Chaco Canyon region of New Mexico, the largest of which was Pueblo Bonita, a building of 1,000 rooms. ‘Today“the society says the area is 8 semi-arid, treeless waste in which | agriculture is almost impossible. About | 700 years ago and earlier, however, a pine forest flourished there and the soil produced sufficient crops to sup- | port. a large populatio; | S'ruio Wearwell Sheets and Cases Reduced All of fine quality bleached cotton; finished with taped edges. 81x99 in. 72x108 in. 81x108 '1 98¢ 72x99 63x99 42x36 45x36 Inch ___ Heat-Proof Table Pads 298 For any size up to 48x65 in. Of layer felt cardboard, cov- ered with green or brown felt on one side and white or walnut washable cloth on the other side, these pads are well made and very service- able. Extra leaves for any size up to 12 inches wide, 1.25. All over sizes at small addi- tional cost. Other pads at 3.95, 4.95 and up. Palais Royal—Second Floor Famous Heller Couches With a studio couch your living room becomes an extra bed room; you can take care of an une: Euest. These make double eds; rust or green coverings; three kapok pillows to match. xpected or twin 23.88 Inner-Spring Mattresses Here’s a real mattress value! Take hoi f genuine imported damask or striped cgv:;rmi;ov:;- $ I 4.88 lator on sides; all sizes. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor Novelty Acetate Crepe One of the most attractive new weaves...in § | browns, greens, reds, blues or black, yd Transparent Velvet Water repellent, sheds water like a ducks back . . .| an exquisite fabric. In Dubonnet, India melon, zinnia, poppy, petunia, cricket green, Manila brown, vd. Palais Royal The Famous $1 "Your Highness| HOSE" 195 Second Floor by Luxite 80" 2 prs. 1.50| From coast to coast Luxite | hose are known—beautifully sheer, high twisted silk, clear, shadowless and ringless con- struction, and reinforced at heel and toes with pure silk. Every pair has the jacquard | lace welt with stop run. Smart colors for late Summer and early Fall! Inspiration—a medium suntan shade. Mystic—a dusty beige to wear vith grays, blue and black. | Glace smart taupe, for greens, browns and black. Illusion—a deep, warm brown to wear with autumn tones. Allure —a rich sunbronze that’s very flattering. | Reflection—to wear with cop- | per tones, greens and browns. | Special! Solid Color or Colored Border Turkish Towels Palais Royal—Main Floor { [ [ greens, golds, lavenders, blues and corals, with white borders. 20x40-in. size in solid colors . . . 29 22x44-in. size in white with colored striped borders. Both soft, thick and absorbent. priced! And specially Palais Royal—Second Floor Thrifty Mothers Can Save a Tidy Sum on These Values for Infants' HANDMADE Dainty little garments made by hand and embroidered . . nainsook. Scalloped or plain edge . . .| col'ar or beaded neckline. ' SHIRLEY TEMPLE INFANTS' FLANNELETTE GOWNS, GERTRUDES and WRAPPERS, satin ribbon trimmed. Fine quality. White with pink or 4% ALL-WOOL AFGHANS, to wrap baby in or to use as & CRIB BLANKETS, bound all around. figures in pink or blue. Styles! New Fall Charming new one and two piece styles. Pique, broadcloth, in gay colorings. One style has embroidered blouse worn urder jumper, Sizes 1-3, 3-6 and 7-12. DRESSES 59- Sizes 0-1-2 . of fine white| FROCKS 1.95 CURITY DIAPERS e 248 Nationally known as be- ing one of the finest diapers made . . . 30% more absorbent than birdeye. Size 22x44. Palais Royal—Third Floor 244 B 5 Suits, Sweaters and Frocks That Spell Campus Chic Here are those comfortable, practical knit things which require little care and wear so well, Rabbit Hair Dresses 16.95 and 19.95 Have tricky new necklines tai- lored pockets, leather trims, in Kent green, ginger brown, 14 to 20. 2-pc. Knit Frocks 10.95 and 13.95 Soft wool chenilles and boucles that you'll live in! Green, spinner red, Chili brown. Alpine rust, Tyral violet and squadron blue. 14 to 20. Pull-on Sweaters 1.95 Brooks necks, batteau, ecrew and soft collar styles; lovely colors; 32 to 40. Suede Cossack Jackets 595 In new fall colors; 14 to 20. New Woolen Skirts 295 New weaves and colors; 26 to 32 sizes. Palais Royal—Third Floor A New and Dashing Wool Campus Frock ‘I 2.95 With its solid color jacket and colorful plaid skirt, this new frock is practical for it can be worn for some time without a coat. Its plain colored top will appeal to the conservatives and the more daring will love the gay plaids. The jacket is the well liked windbreaker type, new this season in frocks. In grey and red and brown and orange combinations. Junior sizes. Other smart frocks of silk, for off campus wear, are among the new arivals in the Dress Shop. $12.95. Palais Royal—Third Floor Smart Fur Swaggers of Russian Cat in the August Fur Sale 180 Young Washingtonians have already developed a great fondness for this swagger back, full sleeve, Russian cat fashions, of which we've sketched one. The choicest pelts of the early catch were used—that assures you the quality you seek. 12 to 20 sizes. Other fur coats in many models . . . all marked 20% off. A Tweed or Other A Topcoat is aNecessity! 6 '9.,.,5 If she’s wise she chooses a top coat that blends in with her other skirts and sweaters and suits . . . one that looks well for a score of needs and occasions. Smart tweeds, soft fleeces and other new fabrics are in our collection . .. furred or plain, at prices from 16.95 to 39.75. A Well Tailored Wardrobe Sui" § k 3 e S5 227510 397 4 For town wear, football games and traveling, a good looking suit is one of the things she simply must have. This group, the tailoring of high or- der, the fabrics and col- orings very new, includes plain and furred suits. In misses’ sizes. Palais Roval - Third Floor. Princess Roya : Style ? Arch Shoes for Campus Wear 5 Ready to step into college activities, these trim, smart new models have important scientific comfort features as well as Fall smartness to make them perfect accom- paniments to college clothes. Come in and let us fit you with a pair! Palais Royal—Second Floor She'll Take Pigskin and Suede Gloves to College This Year Pigskin for campus and general wear:2.95 suede for dressier occasions. Pigskins are wash- able and in slip-on style; in brown, black, natural and cork. Slip-on suedes are like velvet; overseam sewn, black and brown. Palais Royal—Main Floor Under your new college clothes youw'll need Munsingwear Foundettes $9 1o 750 They’re cleverly knit to give you that sleek, trim youthful figure you want . . . and that lothes demand! for sport and evening wear; panties, $3; girdles, $2. All in onmes, 3.50 to 7.50. These have dainty lace up- lifting busts. Palais Royal—Third Floor