Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1935. o ) | SHAMEFUL WASTE'] mommrmmrsmrommn T h e Sport s Sho p at %‘ OF ROOSEVELT HIT i Senator Carey Predicts Ad- : . ministration Wil Be “Most makes a special Disgraceful.” ; N , = ) pUI’ChOSe Of ]60 By the Assoclated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, October 19.— Senator Robert D. Carey of Wyoming denounced the Roosevelt administra- = p “ tion last night as “shamefully waste- 5 ful” and predicted it would go down as the “most disgraceful” in the Na- tion’s history. He told a convention of Republican | leaders of eight Mountain States that | Congress has become & rubber stamp, | the President a dictator. “The present administration will go Stretch-on, Reversible One and Two- Pc. Models 14 Different Styles *4.88 Regularly $6.50 —The makers of these famous dresses could let us have just 160! Remember that! French jerseys, knitted wools and silky crepes—tailored as trimly as uni- forms—all restrained, clean-cut, brisk down in history as the most disgrace- ful since the country was estab- lished,” the Wyoming Republican “It will be known as one of exper- imentation, of attempting to substi- | tute communism for Americanism, to | - P O Gl e Cover—Both for [ A New Acetate and by bribes of both money and jobs to win an election.” = He asserted that formerly “it was = customary for various committees of No lacing! No pinning! %o bills—{frequently to draft them or Heltackingl DRE E E to rewrite them.” ¥ 1 But, Senator Carey said, Congless | —What a relief and joy to be able is now denied this privilege, adminis- | to iron without a wrinkle. This tration measures being drafted by the new style muslin cover assures a orders that they shall not be mate- | 3 ¢ ! rially amended.” the under side. Fits all standard ironing boards. been built up which not only makes Kann's—Street and Third Floors. —Itis tlghttufly named, for it certslnly goes to the the President a dictator but one which | top of fashion in the fabric autiful will control the lives and fortunes of | nubby weave in twelve glorious new colors fox' Win- ery American - = | M ter dresses and blouses. 39 inches wide. looking dresses in one and two-piece ontinuing his attack on Govern- I = ) styles that you've seen featured in Har- ment spending, the speaker preaicted I L Kann's—Street Floor, 5,}; e vggue. Perfect “treasures” at hi [ leader said. l P d = d Hits Tammanyizing Methods. ron l ng a a “ Tammanyize the United States by Congress to give careful consideration ‘brain trust’ d being sent with 5 . $ o e 4 smooth surface at all times—due to the elastic cord on 1 .oo Yd. As a result a “huge bureaucracy has \ every American citizen,” he charged. | that in the end there will be “more e price! scandals and more graft than there X * has ever been in the American Gov~ | . - Brown Green Rust T quoten spee. § > Always Complete Stocks of b oy b He quoted from what he said was | £ s ' - Yy P Sizes 12 to 20 & Roosevelt campaign speech in which the President assailed the Kann's—Sports Shop—Second Floor. spending of the Hoover administra- | tion as “the greatest * * * in peace- | time in all our history.” | ‘Then he said: “The cost of this (the Roosevelt) administration will be greater than the entire cost of the Federal Gov- ernment from the administration of George Washlngtnn to that of Wood- row Wilson.” Most of the advisers in the present leadership were supplied by Prof. Felix Frankfurter of Harvard, Sen- ator Carey asserted, adding: “Former Senator Moses stated a | few days ago that our Government | was 50 per cent Roosevelt and 50 per cent Frankfurter. I feel our Gov- | ernment is at least 75 per cent Frank- | furter and the balance baloney | Experts erts Think Dam _ Changes Will Make | Fish Streamlined| Trap to Be Used in Tak- | ing Salmon Over Fall for Spawning. BISO" LINEN. TABLE CLOTHS Regularly $2.95 $1 9 9 —Light-weight linen cloths that will meet with your approval for every day use. They've fancy colored stripe borders and will wear and wash exceptionally well. 12-in. Napkins to match, 10c ea. . Kann's—Street Floor. HUMMING BIRD Silk Stockings Alluring New Colors For Foll— 79 —New browns, metal shades, golden beiges, combined with the famous Humming Bird BRIGHT COLORS! SPORTS COATS s29.75 —Three cheers and a tiger for these bright stars of the sporting season! Grand, luxuri- ously soft camelshair and wool, big, stunning sheer fabrics, dainty seams SHECEHEE| EE— f. So=cwg mon, if the guess of fish experts here siery the top in style. They’re plaids with huge frame collars of blonde wolf or raccoon! A new fashion in coats for town, coumry football games. These winning colors . . stadium blue, victory red, brick, Indian green wood brown and naturals. proves correct. Officials of the Bureau of Fisheries said today the Grand Coulee Dam being built in Washington State with | Government funds may make the sal- ; mon in the Columbia River lighter, thinner, more streamlined. | V/hen salmon begin their upstream swim from the ocean to spawning grounds, said Glen O. Leach, chief of the fish culture division, they have | just enough energy and “just enough | fat” to take them to their destina- | tion. But the Grand Coulee Dam, 300 | feet high, will cut short their trip. ‘They won’t be able to jump over it. ‘The plan is to catch them in a fish trap, and carry them to a hatchery, in which they will spawn and from | which the baby salmon—about 100,- 000,000 each season—will be released. | “The salmon caught in the trsp\ at Grand Coulee would go perhaps | 150 miles farther upstream if they‘ could,” Leach said. — WHERE TO DINE. TOBY TAVERN 1509 H St. N.W. Next to Shoreham Building Luncheon 50c & Every Night Dinners__85c & $1 || Sunday De L..xe___n .00, $1.25 Dinner, 8:30 Rooms Tor Prisate Partles ™ TOLL HOUSE EDUCAT!ONAL | GERMAN ©" o | AN to 8 Students ¥!' Classes Starting October 22 at 6 P.M. BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LAN 1115 _Conn._Ave. GPG“O SPANISH VASHING 1o WASHINGTON FRENCH ...“‘."s?.‘:.’:’: New class starting October 22 at THE BERLITE § ChooL oF I.ANGIJ GEs 1115 Conn. Ave. . 0270 FRENCH - izt SPANISH octjify e The Berlitz School of Languages 1115 Conn. 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