Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1935, Page 26

A CONCENTRATED OJNTMENT If Your Dentist Hurs You Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert Double ¢ Suction 1 Guarantee a Perfect, Tight Fit in Any Mouth 1 Give Violet Ray Treatments for Pyorrhea Extraction sl and 32 Also Gas Ext. Plates $15 to 835 Gold_ Crowns Plates $1.50 s Fillings. $1 up Repaired 1 up DR. FIELD, 406 7th St. NW. Met. 9256 0« new styles of Engraving executed in true Brewood manner are moderate h in cost to meet present-day demands ... ‘BrewmnD Engravers and Fine Printers 61! TWELFTH STREET Phone DiSTRICT 4868 ACOUITTAL CHEERS SHUSHAN FACTION U. S. Attorney Says Action to Assess Income Is Possible. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, October 24.—Ac- quittal of Abe Shushan on Federal charges of income tax evasion brought fresh enthusiasm today to the ranks of the political organization left by the late Senator Huey P. Long. “We think the verdict,” said De- fense Attorney Hugh Wilkinson, “vin- dicated the general feeling in New Or- leans that these income tax prosecu- tions have been nothing less than political persecutions.” After return of the verdict last night District Attorney Rene Viosca said the Government still could take civil action through an assessment by the Treasury Department. Shushan was charged with evad- ing payment of $71,153.52 taxes on an unreported gross income of $448,218.91 for the years 1929-33. “Rebates” Charged by U. S. The Government alleged he re- ceived huge sums as “rebates” from a construction company holding con- tracts with the Orleans Levee Board, of which Shushan was president. ‘The defense countered with testi- mony the money was contributed, through Shushan, to the campaign fund of the late Senator Long. State Representative Joseph Fisher was previously convicted on income tax evasion charges and is now serv- ing an 18-month sentence in At- lanta Penitentiary.. - Similar charges face Seymour Weiss, treasurer of Long's organization; | State Senator Jules Fisher, uncle of the convicted Representative, and the | Nelson brothers, contractors, who did | work during Long's $75,000,000 road- building program. Scores pressed around Shushan to congratulate him as the jury re- turned its verdict. Photograph Causes Uproar. One photographer flashed a bulb and the court room was transformed O’clock Saturday Night Satisfaction Since 1859 B PAL 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. Come in and Learn How Easy It Is to Buy on Our Store-Wide Family Budget Plan 500 Beautiful New Dresses Singly, $2.79 Brand new—fresh from New York—and wonder- fully underpriced for a Friday sensation. Lovely silk erepes, cereal crepes and satin combina- tions. Glorious new fashions— high and low necks, puff- ed sleeves, flared skirts. Black, brown, wine, rust and china blue. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 52. Second Floor. $1 Handbags 59¢ Exciting Friday Special in new and fashionable bags. Smooth and grain finishes, also patent leather. Pouches, top handles and envelopes. Black, brown and red. Nicely lined and fitted. Piece Goods (470 YDS.) 59c SILKS AND ACETATES, 39 inches wide. Plaids, prints and solid zsc colors. Yard.-. = (2,000 YDS, FABRICS, 1 to 10 yard lengths. Travel tweed prints, percale, cotton plaids and ging- ham. Yard. 11c (600 YDS.] none less than 50 per cent wool. Full pieces. Serges, coat- ings, suitings and tweeds. 3” EMPIRE STATE DRESS LENGTHS, 13, to 5% yard length. $2.00 to $5.00 values. A dozen ‘weaves of silks and acetates. Per length— $1, $1.98 & $2.98 87-INCH SHEETING in lengths of 1'% to 4 yards. Heavy unbleached kind. Worth 35c yard. For Friday, l“ BEDSPREADS, yard (30) RAYON size 84x105. First quality. Reduced to_- s"" (58) 69c BLEACHED BED SHEETS with strong seam in center. 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Small, medium ,c and large sizes l Street Floor. e trim- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THU‘R‘SD;\Y. . OCTOBER 24, 1935, into s confused tangle as former bodyguards of Long converged. “Get him!” .“Well break your neck!"” Bailiffs required several minutes to restore order. William McClymont, Item-Tribune photographer, was knocked down. H. S. Willlams was struck on the head from behind. Paul Voticr, one of Long's favoritz bodyguards, broke the camera of Leon Trice, Associated Press photographer. e STERILIZATION URGED YORK, England, October 24 (#).— Lord Dawson of Penn, physician to King George, advocated yesterday sterilization of the unfit. “The quality of the race is essential for social progress—even for our sur- vival,” he said. “We cannot afford to have viclous strains bred in our midst.” Mother Drowns Girl, 10, to Save Her From World Admits to Police She Held Her Daughter Under Water. By the Associated Prass. ‘WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis., October 24 —A 43-year-old woman sat in a jait cell here last night and stoically main- tained that the 10-year-old daughter she admitted drowning “now is safe.” “Because I could not bear to think of Joyce trying to live in such a diffi- cult world, I took her out of life as easily as I could,” Mrs. Francis New- man told police without emotion. The woman confessed, Chief of Po- lice R. S. Payne sald, she held her daughter Joyce under water in a bath- tub until she drowned. The body was | found on a bed in her home last night by the husband and father, Eric J. Newman. At no time did Mrs. Newman express remorse or concern over her act, Payne declared. He said she probably would be arraigned on & first-degree murder warrant tomorrow. Mrs. Newman twice was confined to the State hospital at Winnebago. She was released last November, 1933. Closing Out 10 Refrigerators 153 Off Iceland and Cavalier (ice) refrigerators, new models, in perfect condition. $19.95 Refrigerators, One-third off. 313.35 $25.00 Refrigerators, One-third off. 316'67 $29.50 Refrigerators, One-third off. 519.67 Third Floor. For the Home (No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders.) (11) $7.95 50-LB. COTTON MATRRESSES, covered with flowered ticking and deeply tufted. Assort- 34'94 (92) 59¢ CURTAIN PANELS of fine marquisiette with fringe. 40 inches wide. Each 24¢ 6-PIECE COTTAGE SETS, 59c value. 4-inch pl&lddgmghnm ruffie. Full width an length. Set. Mc (33) WINDOW SHADES, per- fect quality, some slightly sofled. 39c to 59c values. Each m (1,100 YARDS) CURTAIN MATERIALS, full pieces and 2 to 10 yard lengths, Worth 9c 15¢ to 29c. Yard. 49c FLOOR COVERING in lengths of 2 to 4 square yards. Some can be matched. Felt base in tile patterns. Square yard-- & zzc (31) SHOWE! room colors. Size 6x6. Airbrush patterns. Guar- yard to 1 yard lengths. 45 “ inches wide. 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ALLEN GANDIDAGY ROCKS LOUISIANA Governor Secretly Qualified for Senate Race—Morgan for Governor. By the Assoclated Press. BATON ROUGE, La., October 24— Gov. O. K. Allen rocked Louisiana’s political structure yesterday by dis- closing that he had secretly qualified himself as a candidate for Unitec States Senator and one of his political associates, Louis L. Morgan, general counsel for the Louisiana Highway Commission, for Governor in the January Democratic primary. The qualifications were entered secretly shortly before midnight Mon- day, the hour the Democratic candi- dates books were closed. The Gov- ernor declined to say why he and Morgan had qualified and has left GRANDS UPRIGHTS MIDGET PIANOS FOR RENT 1110 G. EsT.i809 FINDS DEATH NOTE ON PILLOW (Prom the Rushville Center News) The above note was found pinned | to a pillow in the bed room of Ma | Perkins, prominent resident of | Rushville Center. Upon question- ing by Chief of Police Tookey, Ma | Perkins ed . ‘This is but one incident in the fatal web now closing about Ma Perkins, America’s Mother of the Air. Hear this thrilling radio story over Station WRC at 3:15, HUGOWORCH | daily except Saturday and Sun. | And learn about the current | Ma Perkins’ contest where ten fully - equipped 1936 Model Plymouth Touring Sedans and | P.M.—Station WRC. e Creamed soup becomes irresistible when a sprinkling of finely grated Americancheeseis dustedontop just before taking the dish to the table. M Everhear that the walnut was called by the ancients ‘‘Jupiter’s Nut’’? And toadd to its romance, the wal- nut abounds in such glamorous lands as Persia, Lebanon, Asia Minorand all along the HinduKoosh. & By the way, if you find lymn'_ wal- nut kernels have shrivelied, it’s a fi:od idea to soak them for a few urs in warmed milk. Iml Tea-by-the-fire is a nice institution these autumn afternoons and here’s a way to make your tea especially ngent and refreshing. Simply E‘r‘ew a few whole cloves and a piece of stick cinnamon with a quartof tea. L€ Every family should eat some form of wheat everg day, and the in nious housewife will find delicious variations of wheat. Here, for in- stance, isan appetizing way to serve Rippled Wheat, the full -of-flavor new breakfast food, at dinner: RIPPLED WHEAT APRICOT PUDDING 2 cups cooked dried apricots (drained) 12 Rippled Wheat Biscuits 1 cup apricot juice 1 cup sugar (light brown or granulated) Put cooked apricots in well-buttered $2,000.00 in cash are being given | away. Listen in today at 3:15} FOODCASTS | baking dish. Sprinkle with one-half of the sugar and crumble Rippled Wheat Biscuit o"i.d'.l this. Pour in lpfleotd juice non.wgot with butter. and bake in ‘moderate oven (400° F.) for 25 minutes. Uncover, brown. Serve hot or cold. ‘Whipped cream or a hot sauce improves this . Serves 6 to 8, All measure- the political wiseacres to guess the significance of the step. ‘The secrecy of the move caught politiclans by surprise. It was easy to keep it & secret, as Gov. Allen in the eapacity as chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee receives applications of all candidates. He simply filed his own name and that of Morgan with himself. Until the Allen-Morgan qualifica- tlons became known, it was believed that the former Huey P. Long ma- chine stood solidly behind the ticket headed by Judge Richard W. Leche for Governor and Allen Ellender, Speaker of the State House of Rep- resentatives, for Senator. Spokesmen for the Allen administra- tion group claimed that Allen and Morgan qualified to protect the ad- ministration’s political interests in the event of the death, illness or with- drawal of Leche or Ellender. Three Thrilling Days in Gay NEW YORK slo COMPLETE include 3 DAYS, 2 nights, and 5 meals at hotel. @ Room with private bath and radio. @ Dinner and dancing at The Paradise Night Club @ Orchsstraseatat Radio City MusicHall @ Sightseeing trip in Observa- | tion Bus @ Visit to the Observation Roof of Rockefeller Center @ A guided tour through N. B. C. Studios. Choose any 3 days. Send for FREE booklet, or ask for it at your ravel agent’s. REGULAR RATES Singles — $2 to $2.50 with bath * Doubles—$3 10 $4.00 “ ° A fow singles without bath from HOTEL TIMES SQUARE | 43rd Street West of Broadway New York City FOR YEARS, OVER 50,000 DOCTORS HAVE USED OR RECOMMENDED PLUTO VA \ ALL THESg CRACKERS WA POUND/ FRIGIDAIRES . . . Save FRIDAY! FRIGIDAIRES GAS RANGES EASY WASHERS e BEDUCED!? NO DOWN PAYMENT (2) 5 Cu. ft. Frigidaires, 1935 models. Orig. $166.50. Now__ $145.00 (1 1 1 1 3 2 1 5 1 (2 (2 GAS RANGES . . . ) 4 Cu. ft. model. Originally $114.50. Now 5 Cu. ft. all-porcelain Frigidaire. Orig. $262.00. Now 6 Cu. ft. all-porcelain Frigidaire. Orig. $287.50. Now 7 Cu. ft. Frigidaire. Originally $251.50. Now__ 7 Cu. ft. Frigidaires. Originally $268.50. Now_ 6 Cu. ft. Frigidaires, Originally $203.50. Now. 8 Cu. ft. Frigidaire. Originally $273.50. Now___ 4 Cu. ft. 1934 all-porcelain Frigidaires. Orig. $167.50. Now. 4 Cu. ft. 1934 all-porcelain Frigidaire. Orig. $196.00. Now $131.50 ) 6 Cu. ft. Frigidaires. Orig. $186.00. Now______________ $159.50 ) 5 Cu. ft. 1935 Frigidaires. Orig. $188.50. Now. EASY PAYMENTS Chambers, Detroit Jewel, Detroit Star and Sunray Makers—Some Marred EASY WASHER . . . 1 Gas Range, originally $39.95. 1 Gas Range, originally $64.50. 1 Gas Range, ori lly $44.50. 3 Gas Ranges, originally $69.50. 1 Gas Range, originally $79.50. 1 Gas Range, originally $64.95. i EASY PAYMENTS Demonstrated and Reconditioned Models 2 Easy Washers, vacuum cup style. Reduced to ___ 1 Easy Washer, demonstrated model. Now only __ 1 Easy Washer, demonstrated model. 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