Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1935, Page 34

B—14 # o rteeg@ ¥ mop EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935. wuunar OCTOBER IS HECHT MONTH $90,120,124 Boosts Total to $9C2,709,270 Available for Expenditure. By the Associated Press. Approval by Controller General Mc- Carl of an additional $90,120,124 of W. P. A. allotments today boosted the total immediately available for expenditure to $902,709.270. The mony will be used by W. P. A. administrators in 22 States and New York City to carry out projects se- lected from the $265,381,956 panel simultaneously approved by McCarl. Projects approved for five States al- ready had been announced, while de- tails of others will be made public later this week. McCarl has now approved $1,762,- 728.630 of P. A. projects, compared with $2.702.918,117 approved by Presi- dent Roosevelt 2,000,000 Jobs Forecast. Simultaneously with the return of Harry L. Hopkins and Secretary Ickes to the Capital with the President, woik relief officials predicted that more than 2,000,000 jobs would be provided in the next three weeks to carry the program to 3.500,000 on November 15. Novem- ber 1 originally had been set for this achievement, but Hopkins later pre- dicted 3.150.000 would be at work by 3 - - T — " % the end of October. The value of projects approved by McCarl today included: Arizona, $2.619.075; Ohio, $4,018.-/ @ Xas, ’ Colorado, $8.- 122; Utah, $454,- Free-Swinging Swaggers Are Washington's Favorite Sports Coats 19.75 | Young women in Washington are always on the go. That’s why they show a de- cided preference for sports coats, particularly the free-swinging swagger. It’s a coat you can jump into without fussing with intricate details. Ours is a fine, colorful collection in bold plaids, soft ombre shadow plaids, neat monotones, make a vivid splash under Junior coats 2.95 The Young Washingtonian Shop believes in clothes that are fun! Like these splashy red, and bright blue and green mate- 1 s. Softly tailored for in- between wear. With dashes of metal! Belts studded with jewels! Sizes 11 to 17. Third Floor— £ Young Washinglonisn Shop, £ lfi:’», Washington, $1,528,889; Wiscon- sin, $5545.444; Wyoming, $445844, . B . and Weat Virginia, $18.120,581. smart novelty weaves. If it weren't Hecht Month these handsome plaid backs smart novelty weaves. Rich renaissance colors . . . rust, ginger, brown, wine, green and blue. Misses’ sizes. Slashes Being Considered. Meanwhile, there were reports that| the trimming of cash allotments to slow-moving projects, possibly em- bracing a slash in the $500,000,000 | highway fund, was under considera- | tion by officials for recommendation | to the President Nearly $200,000.000 of the fund for highways and grade-crossing elimina- * tion cannot be touched, since $100.-| 000,000 went to pay for work already done under previous law, while speci- | ; fied projects approved by public roads | engineers or the President account for the remainder. | Twenty-eight States and Alaska however, are missing from the $32. 232,303 highway program approved by the President himself, and 27 and Alaska from the $27.062,796 worth of grade-crossing projects. AIRPORT OWNERS |CHILDREN'S FILE DEMURRER Ha||oween Third Floor—Better Coat Shop. Flying Field. , Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. V ’:guc SO S ROCKVILLE, Md., October 24— i . N Succumb to a cape! ] day to the bill of complaint recently entered by a number of residents along Rockville pike in an effort to close out the Halpin flying field. It was set forth in the demurrer that the plaintiffis. who charged in|yrry .49 . " their bill that operation of the air-| What sl‘!,a]]o“ een “‘”}0“‘5 port causes hurt, inconvenience and| & party? And what's a annoyance to the “reasonable en, | party without costumes? ment of their lands and heredita-| $1° tuyrns your youngster ments.” failed to state such a case as| : R : entitled them to relief in eq into a Dutch Boy, a Pirate, The demurrer asserts that while the | @ Spanish Boy, Clown, plaintiffs have a full, adequate and | Dutch Girl, Spanish Girl, complete remedy at law, the Circuit| Gy g 1 i Coutt 1s without Jurisdiction. in the’(fi”fs"' Cs}erett%_ I(Thlsr)ese premises and likewise states that the | D0Y OF Chinese Girl, Sizes plaintiffs failed to make the necessary | 4 to 14. In sateen. parties defendants in that the State Aviation Commission was not made a party to the complaint. It declared in conclusion that the plaintiffs failed to take advantage of the remedies afforded under State statutes regarding the requirements preliminary to bringing a suit of this nature and that the plaintiffs are guilty of laches in permitting the operation of the field for a long time before entering the complaint. Thirteen residents entered the com- plaint, while the defendants are Rosa A. Wagner, William F. Wagner, Urban N. Wagner, Minnie L. Wagner, Simon P. Wagner and Clarissa E. Wagner, owners of the preperty, and Samuel R. Guest, leasee of the field. HARTRICK RITES TODAY Remains of Army Captain to Be Owners and operators of Congressional Airport filed a demurrer in the Mont- gomery County Circuit Court yester- Q) > O m wn 4975 Succumb to a cape in fur if you love luxury. Succumb to a cape if you want to lift your suit, your untrimmed coat, your evening gown to the height of charm. Suc- cumb to skunk you insist on a fur that flatters you. And you probably don’t need us to tell you that soft, lustrous skunk at $49.75 is' an extraordinary buy. (Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co) Third Ficor—Fur Shop. . Buried in Arlington. Capt. Guy Hartrick, U. S. A., Ord- nance Departmen:, was to be buried with military and Masonic honors at 2 pm. today in Arlington National ‘Cemetery. He died Friday at Denver, Colo. Chaplain Julian E. Yates will offi- ciate at the funeral services, which will be held from the Fort Myer Gate. e At the TRAYMORE New! Bold Colors in Better Dresses 12.75 Vogue says: “Be bold about your color.” A smart idea— especially when the Better Dress Shops adds gloriously toned crepes to its specially priced Hecht Month event. Raspberry! Green! Bright Rust! Deep Blue! You need several to add a fillip of color under your dark coat. Misses and women's sizes. 2-pc. BOUCLE . Dresses—we can't get any more to sell for Don’t say we didn't tell you! If you want a brilliant boucle at 7.77, you'd better speed i up. Made with lacy blouses 3 (charming, soft necklines) and firmly knitted skirts that you like so well in glorious mellow Fall colors. 12 to 20. clear autumn air ~—is putting sparkle in people’s eyes, vigor in their stride; is enhancing the keen enjoyment of the Traymore’s delightful luxuries. You'll like it here now! You'll like the atmos- phere of quiet relaxation, or of gay good times in the Strato- sphere Room high above the sea. You'll especially like the food —and the reasonablerates. Rates from $5 European—with meals $8 BENNETT E. TOUSLEY ae. 1HE HEGHT CO. Third Floor—Better Dress 8hop. . Sports Shop—Third Floor. ¢ ATLANTIC CITY F STREET AT SEVENTH NATIONAL 5100