Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1935, Page 29

FRANEE LADKGES NEW CRUSERSOON Any Sanctions Against Italy Never to Be Backed by Force, Paris Reveals. By the Associated Press. PARIS, September 19.—The growth of the Prench fleet became increas- ingly noticeable yesterday with an an- nouncement that the new cruiser Gloire would be launched September 28 at Bordeaux. The Gloire will be the fourth in a series of six new cruisers of 7,600 tons each. The Marseillaise and the Jean de Vienne were launched July 17 and July 31. La Galissoniere is under- | going’ trials at Brest. | A visit to the Mediterranean naval | base at Toulon by Vice Admiral| Georges Durand, chief of staff, com- Lined Damask Drapes, 1.39 Pr. Pleated tops, tie-backs and ready to hang. Each side is 25 inches wide, giving you a nice wide drape. Furniture Tapestries, 22c Hig h-priced furniture tapestries in 25-inch squares (average), suit- able for covering chairs, cushions and many other purposes. Palais Royal—Second Floor Only 53 Sets! Women’s $1 8 1.15 Balbriggan Pajamas For Friday They’re odds and ends of discontinued styles in pastel colors. You'll find sizes 16 and 17 in the lot. Palais Royal—Main Floor . Boys’ 25¢ Cotton Anklets For Friday Only Just 144 pairs of these large boys’ fancy cotton apklets. They have elas- | tic tops and are a close- out of a discontinued lot. Sizes 10 to 1114. Palais Royal—Main Floor pleted his inspection of France's naval ports, An authoritative source said, mean- while, that France would refuse to follow any League of Nations action which might bring it into conflict with Italy. France would be likely to adopt the “principle” of sanctions if Eng- land led the way and obtained League approval, officials said, but any such punitive measures would-begin mildly and would never be backed by mili- tary force. In domestic affairs, Premier Pierre Laval's intention to bear down on anti-government agitation growing out of economjc depression was indi- cated by a report that the cabinet was considering suppression of & threatened tax strike by peasants. A stiffer government attitude to- ward the opposition over deflationary decree laws was indicated by the an- nouncement that Marcel Regnier, minister of finance, and Mario Rous- tan, minister of education, had sev- ered- relations with the functionaries’ unions in their departments because the leaders criticized Laval for apply=- ing pay cuts. G.STAT I'™Y THE EVE First Slum Clearance Unit Occupied by College Boys ATLANTA, September 19.—The United States’ first federally financed slum clearance project, developed as 8 pattern for the future, was occupled by college students yesterday. Keys to the unit, a specially de- signed dormitory of brick and stone, were turned over to Dr. M. L. Brit- tain, president of Georgia Tech, by D. A. Calhoun, district manager of the Federal Fmergency Administration of the P. W. A. Housing Division. Georgia Tech will run the dormitory for the Government on & non-profit- making basis. The dormitory, first completed of a group of 23 buildings which are mostly apartment ,hm, replaces old shacks dynamited with Secretary Ickes set- ting off the first charge. « Marking the Government’s first ven- ‘ture into slum clearance with its own money, the project includes one group for whites and one for Negroes. It was started last February. Calhoun sald the Government expects to use the housing types as & pattern for future developments. The dormitory unit just completed has three floors of 53 rooms each and will house 309 students. On each floor are four baths and five showers. Double rooms house four students, and single, two students. Each student gets a single bed with an open box spring, bought an the Government’s Navy contract. Desks, chairs and wardrobes also are pro- vided. Also on each floor are rooms for two faculty members, who act as coun- sellors. Rentals range from $8 to $10 a month for each student. Dr. Brittain described the dormitory system as “the perfect life for col- lege students” saying “it gives a school an opportunity to protect and look after its,students.” Apartment house units, to be com- pleted about the first of the year, will rent at $5.50 to $7.50 per room & month. Ameri ; ; DIs. 4400 Kensington and Wheaton Demo- crats Organize Body. By & Staft Correspondent of The Star. Harry 5 KENSINGTON, Md., Septegnber 19. | Lee, treasurer, and Donald Bowie, jr., —A new Montgomery County Demo- | secretary. 2 BLENDS-2 PRICES RED LABEL G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935. PARTY CLUB FORMED |cratic Club was organtted o tone ot Kensington Tary Harry M. Martin here last night. Officers elected to serve until the BROWN LABEL a's fivest quality | High quality, low price SALADA’ TEA e NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT Ride over pine-scented bridle trails . , . golf on championship courses . . . thrill to the glorious golden sunshine of autumn at the Virginia Seashore . . . 200 miles by water from Washington: excellent meals. Take your autc free. The most wonderful over- night. trip in the world. Steamer Leaves Daily, 6:30 P. M. City Ticket Office 1423 H St. N. W. NA. 1520 DL 3760 Short_Line to the Carolinas No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted on Advertised Merchandise . Regular $54 9x12 . Royal Wilton RUGS Greatly reduced for immedi- ate clearance. Only 12; one- Excellent pat- terns to choose from. Come of-a-kind. early. 37.50 Friday Only 8.95 to 29.75 Fur CAPES and SCARFS 2 OFF Regular Prices for Friday only! 4.88 to 14:88 Only 100 pairs in all! Boys’ 1.95 Knickers Yes, new fall patterns! and knockabout wear. New browns, grays and blue cheviots; full size; well tailored; for dress Fully lined. Knit cuffs. 8 to 18 years. Palais Royal—Main Floor HOUSEWARES Specially Priced for Friday Only! 121 Self-Wringing Mops, regularly 59c. Friday only__ 12 Shoe Polishing Sets, regularly 25c. Friday only . 11 Bath Stools, pyralin covered top, regularly 2.39. day only 83 Handy Broilers, regularly $1. Friday onl. 20 Aluminum Sauce Pans, regularly 59¢c. Friday 94 Aluminum Re ator Pans, regularly 89¢c. Friday onl. These are extra fur capes that can be worn over your dresses right now, or on your unfurred coat later on. They’re smart as can be and we’re reducing them be- ° cause the quantity is limited and we’re closing out the whole group. Snowflake Weazel Striped Lapin® Kidskin *Coney Blended Cross Fox Baronduki Plain Lapin® Palais Royal—Third Floor Desirable REMNANTS Just as desirable as though cut from the bolt . . . it's only a matter of lengths, These remnants average 1 to 4 yards each. Plain and Printed SILKS. Synthetic FABRICS. . .. COTTON FABRICS Palais Royal—Silks—Second Floor Friday Only Price In time for school opening! Sale of School Supplies Pencil Tablets, 8x10-in. Ink Tablets, 5x8-in._ Loose-Leaf Fillers, Stenographic Note 6x9-in. Bottle Mucilage Paint Set: Wax Paper__ Leather Covered Memo Books - Mending Tissue. Birthday Candle: Mechanical Penc Reinforcements C For Friday Only Pencil Boxes__ ALSO MANY OTH.F.RS NOT LISTED Another of Our Famous NOTIONS SALES! -Hundreds of useful, practical, needed items, all marked at one low price Men’s Handkerchiefs_ Bachelor Buttons Terry Face Clot Pot Holders __ Rick-Rack Braid Catalin Buttons _ Sewing Silk _ Enameled Brooches Men’s Pocket Combs Nail Brushes Metal Soap Dishe Green Glass Cups Green Glass Saucers Rubber Animal Tea Strainers_ Mercurochrome Petroleum Jelly._ Adhesive Tape_ Elastic Shoulder Strappin Honey Comb Dis ; Cloths, 12x1 inches___ 3c Pearl Buttons__ ALSO MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED Palais Royal—Notions—Main' Floor Vs 24 Electric Vibrators, regularly 1.25. Friday only_ 24 Automatic Electric Irons with switch cord, r Friday only = 15 Tricolator Drip Coffee Pots, Hall china ba Friday only 29 “Magic” Orange J: Odd Lots Housewares (Floor Samples . . . Slightly Marred . . . Limited Quantities) 15 Three-Piece Wea regularly 79c. r Aluminum Sauce Pan Sets, regularly 32 Wearever Aluminum Sauce Pans, regularly $1. Friday only, ever Aluminum Griddles, regulaly $1. Friday only ~_ ver Aluminum Percolators, regularly 1.50. Friday es, regularly 2.95. Friday Pans, regularly 29c. Friday only__ Royal—Fifth Floor Reg. $1 Lamp Shades, Friday . . _59c* 21 Wearever Aluminum Floor, Bridge or Table Lamp sizes in pleated chintz, plaids and e variety of colors. Fabric covered. BRIDGE, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMP SHADES in parchment paper. Selection of designs and colors. Some slightly zgc soiled or damaged. Regularly 39c and 59¢c. Friday only- *No delivery on shades under $1, please. . PLATINUM BAND TUMBLERS in 5-ounce size. Only 19c 105. For Friday only, each REGULAR 59¢ COCKTAILS in colors with crystal stems 39c (just 53). Friday only, each. REGULAR 50c GOLD BAND TUMBLERS in 3, 9 or 10 39c ounce sizes. Friday only, each Re gular $1 Fishskin Centerpieces with Mirror Plateaux, Fri. Only, 69¢ White, rose, pink or gold fish skin centerpieces on square or round plateaus. Decorated Milk Jugs. .- Only 100." Decorated china milk jugs, specially priced for Friday only. REGULAR 85¢ VEGETABLE DISHES in the dainty 49c “Blue Bell” pattern. Friday only, each. REGULAR 19¢ DOZEN FRUIT DISHES ii ivory. Friday only, dozen ___. Palais Royal—Fifth Floo: 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs..___21.50 Only 15. Regular $34.50 velvet rugs, at this low price because of slight imperfections, but each guaranteed to give good service. RUBBERTEX FLOOR COVERING for kitchen and bath room; 26 good patterns. Specially priced for Friday, per squa 39c yard THROW SIZE RUGS (18x36) with fringed ends. Only 200. Specially priced for Friday RAG RUGS, colorful patterns; size 24x48". Specially priced for Friday, 2 for SCOTCH PLAID RAG RUGS in wanted colors, size 9x12. Specially priced for Friday. HALL AND STAIR CARPET, 27" wide. Selection of pat- terns. Specially priced for Friday, per yard Palais Royal—Rugs—Fourth Floor $1 Special Purchase! Sheets For Friday Only Firm, heavy quality sheets that will stand lots of laundering. At these special prices only be- cause of such slight imperfections as uneven hems. Only 300 in the lot. Sizes 81x99 or 72x108 Sheets, Friday -.97¢ Size 81x108 Sheets, Friday Size 90x108 Sheets, Friday____ Palais Royal—Second Floor 159 For Friday Only New Fall Frocks for Your Little Girl For Friday Only 2 for s‘. Pique and percales in solid colors and prints and styles just suited to little girls of 3 to 5 years, Palais Royal—Third Floor The Men’s Store Offers These “Good Buys” For Friday Only 150—59¢ Fall Ties; smartly styled and tailored of good silks; hand tailored and resilient; stripes, dots, florals and novelty 2 ‘or sl 100—1.09 Pajamas, well tailored of white, tan, blue broadcloths; smart contrasting collars and cuffs; middy and surplice styles; 8” long wearing fine gauge rayon socks; in blue, tan, and grays; clocks, stripes and spaced figures; reinforced heels, soles and 5 prs. for $1 toes; 10 to 12 sizes_. 600—1.19 Shirtg in fancy striped patterns for fall and winter wear; well tailored or pre-shrunk, color- ful materials. Plenty of tans, blues =d gy GOC, 3 £OT $2 14t017 Palais Royal—Main Floor 200 Boys’ 59¢ Shirts For Friday Only 2 for sl Also junior shirts and button-on blouses. Collar-attached with long sleeves. Washable. Whites, colors or fancies. Sizes 5 to 14. 50 Boys’ Corduroy Lumber Jack Suits For Fri 4.95 Brown and grey partridge lumber jackets with talon slide fastener. Cossack style. Suedine lining. Pull lined knit cuff knickers. Sizes 8 to 16. 100 Boys’ 1.59 Sweaters For Friday s l Zephyr knit sweaters, in solid colors with fancy borders. V necks. Brushed worsted sweaters, talon slide front. Solid colors. Washable. Sizes 30 to 36. 100 Little Boys’ 1.39 Combination Suits For Friday l .09 Broadcloth blouse with tie, blue or brown cotton shorts. Washable. Sizes 5 to 10. Boys’ 2.45 Leather- ette Raincoats For Friday l .,5 Black, full-belted coats, raglan =tyie with felt interlining. Waterproof. Sizes 8 to°16. 2 Students’ 1695 Two- Trouser Suits, sizes 15 and ,.,s 645. Main Floor Boys’ 1.29 Broadcloth Suits Just 50 of these Misses’ 5.95 Dresses Brand-new fall styles! Look for the new military trend, the Renaissance, the tailored types. Of crepes and wools. 14 to 20 sizes. Palais Royal—Third Floor Friday Only Sale! 2,000 Shirts & Shorts For Friday Shorts of fast color broadcloth in stripes and solid whites; well tailored; generously cut; balloon seats; elastic and side tie waist lines. 30 to 44. Shirts are of fine combed cotton that stretch, yet hold their shape; sizes 34 to 46. Palais Royal—Men’s Store—Main Floor Only 17! Men’s Stein-Blech Topcoats Formerly $40, $45 and $50. .95 For Friday only If your size is here you’d be wise to rush down and get yourself a new fall topcoat at this low price! Reg., 1,/35,2,/36,4,/37, 1,38, 3,/39, 3/40. Shorts, 2,738, 1,/40. Palais Royal—Men's Store—Main Floor Final Clearance! All Spring and Summer Dresses for Women and Misses Sizes for everybody . . . not, of course, in each group, but in the whole collection. 45 Orig. 2.95 to 3.95 8” o b 52 Orig; 5.95 to lo.?f 2.59 349 44 Orig. 10.95 to 16.95 Dresses Palais Royal—Third Floor Table Cloths 2 for $ l Nice for breakfast cloths because they’re so colorful, but large enough for luncheon, too.* This price for Friday only. Crash weave; selection of patterns: Printed cloths in size 54x54 Novelty checks in size 52x52 Plaid patterns in size 48x48 Palais Royal—Linens—Second Floor Special! Wide Mesh Curtains Friday 69 e 1,000 pairs of coarse-mesh curtains in tailored styles; 214 yards long, ecru shade. They are much better than regular 69c curtains. Ready to hang. HEAVY MESH LACE CURTAINS in six. choice pat- terns. Top finished, ready to hang. 1‘69 pr. Ecru shade. Friday only Palais Royal—Curtains—Second Floor