Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WE]jNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1938. NEWF A A READY | e, #5 GOLD BASE REAFFIRMED | 9 6 A \xmme distillers, rectifiers, importers | BY QUEEN FOR GU“_DER\‘ E and wholesalers and will have a new ‘ DIAMOND mmm YE:A.R You Want a Lea’rher Handbag 'I'[] 'I'AGKI-E ]'ASK rules. It will continue to retain the | Wilhelmina Declares, in Speech power to revoke or suspend licenses. 1 The appointment of Hoyt, s Repub- | OP*2ing Pasllament, Money | lican. was seen as emphasizing the in- * Can't Be Devalued. tention of President Roosevelt to keeD | gy the Associated Press. the organifiation on a non-partisan | Liquor Llcense Dmswn (i} |l et s T HAGUR Swiemier 12— g i ossible pressure fi b seekers, in- e g 8 | Treasury Wil Begln to Z‘-murl(: l:s‘:he I:)wmsgliu;it(":]f;spr:- session of Parlisment yesterday, an- | . vides for non-civil service appoint- | nounced that devaluation of the guilder | Function Next Week. ‘mvnls despite the fact that the Treas. | And abandonment of the gold stand- " ard could not be considered as a The new Federal Alcohol Adminis- | means which would benefit the Neth- | tration, to be set up as a division of the Treasury under Franklin C. Hoyt | erlands. | retired New York jurist, will begin to function early next week. This in- formation came yesterday from the office of Joseph H. Choate, jr. head of the Federal Alcohol Control Administration, outlawed by the Su- preme Court in the N. R. A. decision, ury is a civil service agency. It was generally understood that the Presi- | dent and Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau strongly opposed exempt- She said, in her speech from the! ing the employes from civil service, | throne, that it would be impossible to | particularly in view of the conditions |avoid increases in taxation and new that were created when the old Pro- |taxation. | hibition Bureau was on & patronage Her majesty added that the gov- | basis. ernment would give its unstinted sup- | Congress, however, felt otherwise, |port to the League of Nations in I f\ Choose from Smooth Calfskin The staff of the F. A. C. A. will go Non-Civil Service Agency. ir‘?x: S e ompe be over to the new organization by ex-| The A. A. C. A, which goes out of | ” ] 4 ’ » ecutive order it was said. It was existénce as the new establishment | Grained Calfskin Topgrain Cowhide French Suede source was not made known. The used great care in picking his staff, SOI'G Irritated Skm appropriation for the new organiza- not letting politics enter the plcmre tion was carried in the third defici- | This organization has been carried on herever it is—however broken the | ency bill, which failed in the Long with recovery act and public wnrks surface-freely apply soolhmul filibuster in the closing hours of the | funds since its regular appropriation last Congress. was cut off in June by the voiding nl The new Treasury set-up will rule | the N. R. A. Lansburghs DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR 7th,8th&E added too, that funds will be forth- comes in, was a non-civil service | coming, although for the present the agency, but Administrator Choate E s R lEF Wi all at 2.00 Lansburgh's is pretty pleased with the line-up we can show you at 2.00 —they're exceptionally well de- signed, nicely lined, and look as if you'd paid a good deal more than 2.00! Even wine and green, beside plenty of black and brown. Do stop in to see them! LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. New 1936 Models EASY washer wringer & ironer 79.97 carrying charge udget payments, Tre-jur Compacts 1.00 Purely personal—your new Tre-Jur Compact is your own, both in initials and in color scheme. You can choose rust, blue, brown, black, green or red enamel with a smart gold initial placque. See them here! LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR—JEWELRY. Thie famous Easy Washer sells, alone, at 49.50. The lroner, alone, sells at $35. By ordering yours here right away, save a sizeable sum. General Electric motor; ironer has fingertip control! LANSBURGH'S—SIXTH FLOOR. \,. Hoover Sweeper Specials 7.50 Dusting Tools, when bought with Hoover, . Special 3.00 plus small carrying charge if you budget payments, ¥ “About Face™ . .. a dashing young coat Every Hoover Special has been re- constructed by Hoover experts. You get the same guarantee as on a new sweeper—one whole year! All spe- in the military manner 16.95 for your new coat for your new suit Besides being snugly warm in “About Face,” you'll be in cials have pew bags, belts, cords and "famous sweeping brushes, LANSBURGH'S—SIXTH FLOOR. HOT POINT ELECTRIC RANGE for your new dress a glow about its dashing details—stitched pleat back, inch- wide belt keepers, deep-cut sleeves, and a pompous set of Fur Collars: Beaver-dyed Rabbit, Lapin Rabbit. Coney, e Wolf, Sealine Dyed Rabbit, Raccoon and many ' 95 buttons. Plenty of service in that wool fleece! Dark brown, otheriattinctive pelt: == .. Focs o Fur Strips: A handsome choice of furs, 2 to 4 inches I 00 wide. Very low priced at, each piece__________ green or wine. See all the other good buys in sports coats, too, when you come in. Sizes 14 to 20, 34 to 44, 35 to 43. LANSBURGH'S—THIRD FLOOR—TRIMMINGS. LANSBURGH'S—SECOND FLOOR—COATS. FIRST SHOWING OF Sturdy E-Z-DO Desk 298 4 Certainly it's an unusual buy! Substantial all-wood frame, covered in wood-finish fibre board. 4 deep, roomy shelves; lift-off top with spacious compartment underneath. Blotter top. Collapsible! Use it for typing, studying, as a dressing table! Mail and Phone Orders—DI. 7575 LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR—NOTIONS, Regular price _ _‘ ____________ Less $15 trade-in YOU PAYONLY . .__.__. 94.50 plus small carrying charge if you budget payments. We don't care what condition your old stove is in. We don't care if it's coal, oil, gas or electric—we'll allow you $15 on the purchase of any electric range! See this handsome Hot- point bargain with hydraulic oven heat control, high-speed units, one-piece table top. It's here at Lansburgh'’s right now! LANSBURGH'S—SIXTH FLOOR, * .