Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1935, Page 8

It makes men LEA & PERRINS THE_ORIGIN, * SAUCE CEETERSHIRE Smashes Used-Car Market Turn to Page C-13 HIGH ROCK PALE DRY 16 0Z. BOTTLE. A FULL HALF QUART RUBBING 'ALCOHOL RIS RE ¥ B Yoo S o A VO 1 T IN CREAM FORM Softens the Skin Spry is the new “creamy” rubbing alcohol that liquefies as you rub it on. No waste—it can’t spill. And it doesn’t dry out the skin. Use it for — aches — pains —sore muscles—sprains—stiff joints —fever—tired feet—cuts=— bruises—after shaving. Contains 70% absolute alcohol, U,S. Govt. standard for rubbing aicohol compounds. Lan 29¢ @9 On Sale at all Drug Stores ——————— Camay has helped me to have an LUE EYES that glow whenever any- onesays“airplane” —(She’sasmuch at home in the air as she is at a couatry club dance) : : : Lovely brown hair::: and a skin of such pure and natural beauty that most cosmetics are sheer anti-climax! Her secret? She insists it's Camay. She’s devoted to Camay—finds it gentle—finds it effective—finds it delightful—and says so. | sailed the fiscal policies of the New | Deal. FLOOD OF LETTERS PRAISING HOOVER Commendatory Messages Pour In at 1,000 a Day After Speech. By the Associated Press. PALO ALTO, Calif,, October 24— An avalanche of mail, pouring in on former President Herbert Hoover after his latest attack on the administra- tion of President Roosevelt, was de- clared fast night by Paul Sexson, Hoover's secretary, to be “99 per cent commendatory.” Sexson “assayed” the pile of letters and telegrams and had his report ready for Hoover on the later’s return from & recent trip. He made his findings public last night. Tens of thousands of letters have come to Palo Alto since Hoover re- tired from the presidency. Speech Brought Peak. But, Sexson said, the peak was reached in the week following Hoover's speech to the Junior Republicans of Far Western States in which he as- The average was 1,000 letters a day. And there were stacks of telegrams. “Crank” communications and those classified as critical or unfriendly ran a trifle less than 1 per cent of the total, Sexson’s tabulation showed. ® Stanford University students, ob- tained through the school's placement bureau, supplement the ex-President’s staff—Secretary Sexson and & part- time stenographer—in handling mail when it piles up beyond their reach. Friends also form a volunteer secre- tarial corps. Income Is Modest. Hoover’s income is said to be lim- ited now virtually towhat he earns as & mining engineer. It is said to be a very modest one—not sufficient to provide for a large staff. Almost all of the letters comment- ing on his Oakland speech bore the signatures of the writers, Sexson said —but one “message” merely was signed “an old-fashioned Republican.” It was & broom. On the address tag was written: “Return postage guaranteed if not accepted.” —_— HENDERSON RITES HELD High Officials Attend Funeral of Disarmament Leader. LONDON, October 24 (#).—Joseph A. C. Avenol, secretary general to the League of Nations, and representatives of British and continental labor or- ganizations attended funeral services in the Methodist Church of Golders- green today for Arthur Henderson, 72, former president of the World Dis- armament Conference and British Labor leader, who died Sunday after a long illness. The Belgian Labor party and the | Netherlands Socialist Democratic party sent representatives to the services, which were attended also by the Soviet | Ambassador and the Japanese charge d'affaires. The body was cremated. thoroughly! THE Twins Exceeding Weight of Dionne Quintuplets Born By.the Associated Press. GREEN BAY, Wis, October 24—Prank Neu, insurance sales- man, smiled proudly yesterday ‘when a Milwaukee baby specialist told him his twin sons, born Sat- urday, could claim some weight records. ‘The babies, John and Frank, weighed eight pounds each at birth, their aggregate poundage exceeding that of the Dionne quintuplets at birth. Dr. F. E. Kohan, Milwaukee, said the average twin weighs from four and one-half to five and one-half pounds, and rarely does one weigh as much as eight ‘pounds. LOCAL UNION CHARTERED Custodial Service Workers Affili- ate With National Federation. Local Union No. 541, composed of Custodial Service workers, has been chartered by the National Federation of Federal Employes, Miss Gertrude M. McNally, secretary-treasurer, an- nounced today. The new group has a long list of charter members, who have pledged themselves to double the union’s mem- bership within the next 60 days, it was said. National Organizer Earl R. Hoage co-operated in the organization of the new chapter. o Pigeons Fail in Race. Because of severe weather only 24 of 240 pigeons in a race of 827 miles from Bulawayo, South Africa, reached | the goal in Durban. DELAY OF ELECTION IN OHIO UPHELD State Supreme Court Denies Davey Arbitrary—@. 0. P. Sought Test Vote. By the Assoclated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 24— The Ohio Supreme Court refused late yesterday to require Gov. Martin L. Davey to set an earlier date for a special election to fill the congressional vacancy caused by the death of Charles V. Truax, Ohio Representa- tive at Large. Shortly after Gov. Davey had set YOUR MO next May's primary for nominating candidates and the following Novem- ber for electing Truax’s successor, Re- publican spokesmen claimed he was attempting to avoid an early test of New Deal strength in Ohio. The Governor contended the call- ing of an early off-date election would gg;t too much, approximately $500,- H. O. Armstrong, & Columbus tax- payer, brought suit to compel the Governor to set an earlier election, contending the Governor abused his discretionary power. The Supreme Court denied he had abused his dis- cretionary power and held & legisia- tive act under which the Goverhor named the date “intended to leave the time of holding the election to the Governor.” NEY BACK if after one week's wear you don't agree with these Garters are more comfortable than going garterless, the most comfortable you have ever worn and an outstanding value You'll find the season’s latest patterns at your dealers. 50c and $1 claims No. 1526 No metal can touch you=—but lots of comfort will 1o conside, 4. GRUFF, twisty bristle is Gem’s best bet—24-hour beard-control with a once-over. That’s because Gem’s design compels you to use the profes- sional barber’s stroke which contacts stubble at the ome angle for a close, skin-level shave. Gem’s tougher tex- tured, deeper edged surgical steel blades (stropped 4840 separate times) ‘are 50% thicker and dull so slowly thatit’snonsense to consider substitutes. Gem Safety Razor Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y. MICROMATIC RAZOR and You pay less for Gem Blades because you need so fe (7 “4 Blades Shin SAYS THIS LOVELY NEW ENGLAND BRIDE gentle lather—as mild as May. But that it cleanses beautifully, deeply, You will feel those energetic little § bubbles clean your skin in 2 way you know must be good for it. You will see the effect of that luxurious creamy lather upon your complexion. You will fairly watchyourskin growsmoother, clearer, : and more attractive. And you will find There’s a simple, easy way to find out about Camay—just order a half-dozen cakes today. (The price, by the way, is very low.) Then look closely at your skin after you use-Camay. Isn’t it smoother and fresher? And you'll like Camay’s lingering, flower-like fra- grance: Why not begin today to let Cuny help you to greater beauty? Camay is EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935. 24 STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS IN THIS SALE ¢ $1.65 Brewster “Fused” Collar (] SHIRTS ‘1.00 A regular $1.65 shirt whose col- lar just won't wrinkle, wilt or curl. A new shirt if it shrinks or fades, All sizes! All shades! Regular $1.95 Men’s ' DRESS OXFORDS *1.00 ‘The man who likes foot com- fort and style is in for a big bargain treat. Men’s WORK SHIRTS 20 *L.00 Hen will flock fi:P tho.e nu y s, full eut. mlect mm :.nl “wear ifke Boys’ WINTER UNION SUITS 2 for 8100“ Mothers! weather. Get several pairs for L-:u boy. Long sleeves, ankle gth. Sizes 26 to 34. Men’s Lined and Unlined GLOVES ‘1.00 Capeskin and mx in all colors, slip on and butto: ioves "Ik Cariving and dress models. 8- 1.00 These socks are worth much more. A lrut variety of Fall Patterns. 1 sizes, of course! Men’s Mohair Lipper Sweaters ‘1.00 -veehl ot of pullovers for this sale. Omly we advise your early selection. All s There is only ONE ARMY & NAVY TRADING CO. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Dr. Scott’s 3343% WOOL SHIRTS & DRAWERS *1.00 - Broken lots of this famous wool underwear. Formerly sold for much more.” Better hurry! expect & sellout! Lumber Jackels *1.00 Warm suede cloth in button and Zipper styles. Tdeal for x:hnnl and all outdoor wear. Limited quantity. Hurryl Men’s FELT SLIPPERS 2 pr. 31.00 A _limited quantity for this sl an: Men’s ¢ FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS ‘1.00 Coat or middy styles: sizes A to D. Warm and comfortable. You ‘should buy 3 or 4 Pair at this low price. Children’s O0XFORDS & HIGH SHOE. ‘1.00 A special lot to close out: sizes 8 to 2. Hurry. parents! This is the kind of| barzain you often hope for but sel- dom see. Boys’ Lined KNICKERS & LONGIES *1.00 Blue cheviot. whipcords and tweeds. sm-my tailored just the way high school and col- lege boys like them. Here’s An Army & Navy Trading Co. Smash! WOMEII’E PIGTE‘EJM'%]KETS LEATHER WINDBREAKERS Just Knockout Reduced'$ 395 Value! Taken from a much higher priced stock and drastically re- duced for Friday and Saturday. Zipper fronts with knit or cossack collars . Slightly spotted. Men’s Fall-Winter WORK PANTS ‘1.00 Heavy Coti Iudn m dlrk stripes solid Better stock up ruh 2 or l Dair. Bises 20 to 42. Men’s Winter UNDERWEAR 2 for s:I_ !hll'l! lgd drawers thllolcld rme; 2le i this ‘special :::u' Saturday DOLLAR DA’ Men’s FALL TIES de neckwear in beau- atterns. Colors to armonize with any All colors and sizes in lot. Open Friday "Til 8 P.M. Open Saturday ‘Til 10 P.M. V'V TRADING C0 ARMYeN 4 that Camay is adding, day by day, to your personal atteaction. You’ll have the same experience: You'll find that Camay’s lather is 2 THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN at your dealer’s at a very low price: Free Parking Next Doo Phone Metro. 6608-6444 Open Late Evenings VTS AN RARWV Ay Y