Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 7

W.P. A EMPLOYS 22000 IN WEST Assigns Them to Water Con- servation Projects in Dry States. By (ke Associated Press. ‘The Works Progress Administration #aid today that on July 13, the latest date for which figures were available, it had given employment to 22,074 destitute farmers in five drought- stricken States. ‘The men have been put to work on water conservation projects, it was re- _ported, with the employment distrib- uted as follows: South Dakota, 7,600; Minnesota, 6,050; North Dakota, 5.767; Montana, 1,957, and Wyoming, Officials had not received emplny-. ment reports from Missouri, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Sauth Carolina, Georgia, ‘Tennessee and Virginia. | The W. P. A. has authorized em- | ployment for 55000 farmers in the | Western area and 20,000 in the South- | eastern States. Rain Reduces Need. | Aubrey Williams, assistant W. P. A. | administrator, said North Dakota would be allowed to employ up to 20,000 farmers: South Dakota. 17,000: | Minnesota, 7.500; Montana, 6,000. and ‘Wyoming, 2.000. Williams quoted the Montana W. P. A. administrator as saying rainfall had made farmers reluctant to abandon their farms and “applications for im- mediate help have diminished ma- | However, Williams said the Montana administrator expected the State’s | employment quota to be reached | eventually, unless there was additional | heavy rainfall. | ilable. y of drought Telief activities made toda, the A. A. A. said 409 counties had been desig- nated as emergency drought areas, entitling farmers to lower {reight rates on feed and lower rates for ship- ‘ment of cattle out to pasture; that 844 carloads of food and feed had been bought and shipped to drought counties for distribution; that the soil conservation program had been modified in several respects to permit drought farmers to increase produc- tion of food and feed crops without affecting their subsidy payments, and that a Federal feed agency has been established to locate and make avail- able to farmers new pastures and sufficient feed supp'iea Inqulry (Continued From First Page.) agents in St. Paul, Minn, and Chi- cago, Iil, have been ordered to Wash- ington for questioning as to the source of their “orders from Washington.” Murphy, in Los Angeles on a trip, also is said to have been directed to proceed here at once. Shake-up in Prospect. A far-reaching “shake-up” in the Secret Service appeared to be in pros- pect as a result of the expose of un- authorized activities by agents of that service. It was indicated at the Department of Justice that apologies, alone, will | not be satisfactory. Dismissal of agents involved will be demanded, it was learned. The “spying” was a direct violation of Secret Service law and regulations, it was declared, amounting to illegal use of Govern- ment money Treasury officials at first had ridi culed reports of Secret Service * snip VACUUM CLEANERS Free inspection to all Royal users 517 10th SI NW. 1 THE EVENING ing” at the G-men, but admitted the “jll-advised activities” after receiving written statements from Secret Service men in St. Paul and Chicago. Secretary Morgenthau is on vaca- tion, but is said to be as “horrified” as McReynolds over the revelations. There have been -previous reports that Treasury investigators were aim- ing undercover blows at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and that they have “fed” to certain newspapers ma- terial for articles. criticizing J. Edgar Hoover and his men. Hoover is known to have aroused enmity in some political quarters for refusing to appoint certain applicarts with fine political indorsements, but who failed in entrance examinations. William H. Moran, veteran chief of the secret service, declared today that if any such activities have occurred they were without his permission and knowledge. “Certainly I gave no orders for such an investigation,” Moran said. “We have our own work to do and that keeps us busy enough. The secret service is limited by law to investigating counterfeiting and to protecting the President and his family. Cummings, questioned by news- papermen, added: “I'll say this. ing at Hoover It anybody's shoot- (meaning J. 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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, July 16 (#). —William C. Cromwell, 55, of Dart- mouth, Nova Scotia, set sail out of Halifax Harbor today in a 23-foot sailboat on a 17,000-mile voyage along the American coastline to Vancouver. His only companion is a dog, Togo. He constructed the tiny craft him- self and named it the Queen Mary. 150 TABLES AT $2.00 Each Ideal for picnic grounds or work benches. Topl are 12'x20", sup- ported with 3" strip for absolute rl[ldlly. Two sturdy sawhorses each table. Total height 27", Made of new white pine. Inspection may be made at McKinley Hich School gymuasium. where are now used for Civil Service exa Removal must be made by July 24. TYPEWRITER SALES & SERVICE CO. NAt. 5666 811 17th St. N.W. D. ¢, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1936. Killed by Fast Train. TOLEDO, Ohio, July 16 (#).—Leon Reau, 34, of Route No. 1, Erie, Mich., was killed instantly late yesterday when his auto was struck by the New York Central’s streamlined train, the Mercury, about 1 mile east of Erie. Deputy sheriffs said the auto was dragged 175 feet from the crossing, but the victim's body was tossed into a ditch about 35 feet from where the car was hit. With & mellow moon 1o spoon and_dance by you'll enjoy romance at iix height on Powhatan Roof tonight Nighis Evenings, $200 ¥uests may remain for 2 without addional cover RALEIGH HABERDASHER Wikington s Hovst Men's e Stoxer310 ¥ strees JULY CLEARANCE MEN! Shop and Save at these Friday =Qnly SALES! BROKEN ASSORTMENTS % % % % ALL SALES FINAL Closed All Day Saturdays MEN'S CLOTHING GROUP OF “RALEIGH 50" SUITS; fine gabardines; tan, brown and blue. Were $50. Now $33.85 38 KOOL CORD SUITS; smart, well-tailored suits that launder beautifully; ton and gray stripes Were $12.75. Now $8.85 15 TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS; tan, gray and blue. Regular 1 (35), 1 (44); long, 1.37,5 (38),2 (39, i (40) ; stout, | (44), 1 (46); long stout, 1 (44), 1 (46). Were' $18.50. Now. $1 16 TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS; brown and gray. Regulor, 2 (37), 1 (38), 3 (39), 2 (40), 2 (42); short, 1 (38); long, 1 (39), 1 (40). Were $18.50 and $21.50. $1 tan, STRAW HATS 16 RALEIGH STRAWS; odds and ends; broken size ranges and styles. Were $2 and $3, now__ - -95¢ 22 KNOX STRAW HATS; odds and ends; broken size ranges and styles. Regularly $3.50 and $4, now : $1.95 19 KNOX STRAWS; odds and ends; broken size ranges and styles. Regularly $5, now 14 KNOX PANAMAS; adds nnds%:»?;ss, broken size ranges and styles. Regularly $750, now $4.95 9 KNOX PANAMAS; ond ends; slightly soiled; sizes Regularly $10, now odds broken. Entire Stock of Summer Suits Reduced! $18.50 TO $22.50 RALEIGH Tropical Worsted Suits $‘l 5.85 WHEN you stop to think just how few days of real Summer weather we have had . . and how many weeks we still may have . . . you can realize just how unusual these reductions are so early in season. All our Summer Suits except Palm Beach, Lor- raines and a few others that manufacturers do not permit us to reduce. All tailored to Raleigh standard. Single and double breasted; sport or business styles; smart shades and patterns. Del Monte Yellow Cling PEACHES - - - - 2« = 29¢ Del Monte Bartlett PEARS --------wen19c “Try It lced” Ib. 'Igc BREWER-SNYDER Potato Chips $25 AND $27.50 SUMMER SUITS $29.50 TO $35 SUMMER SUITS __ $15 TO $18.50 SPORT COATS ___ $20 TO $25 SPORT COATS _ $8.50 TO $20 SPORT TROUSERS ____ SII 85 - $1585 $35° and *4 KNOX 4 WORSTED TWISTS; Regu- lar, 1 (37), 1 (40); short, 1 1.(39). FURNISHINGS Were $25. Now $17. 35 7 TWEED SUITS; fancy tan mixtures; sport $1 IMPORTED NECKWEAR; washable; % 1b.pke. 23 ¢ STR/RWS Chestnut Farms PHILLIPS “DELICIOUS” ot R 2 T e smart Summer styles 58¢c *2.85 Chevy Chose | PORK & BEANS _ - - - . 6 ' o cn 26¢ " (36), 1 (37), 1 (39); long, (39) $3.50 BATHING SUITS; zip-top style; two- SUNDINE : : . ; g o . K $2 to $3 Raleigh St g X | Were $30. Now $18.85 tone color combinations - .n9 g 7Mc| :: lgc E,E::EFHUIT JUIGE 5 Iy 2 cans |9c ‘ 2 ;:d o t:('e‘:,g‘ s";t:v\;sifi 1 | "mp,;‘::: WSAC'::::N'E,: f,':u?,"‘g',‘g’.‘,_ sg:Ts; $1.25 and $1.50 SPORT SHIRTS; white ond : ORANGE JUICE plain shades; cool, washable $7.50 and $8 Knox Panamas - : 1135); long, 2 (39), 1 (40). Were ch' NATION-WIDE SLICED Rock Creek or tan checks. (37, and dark patterns i 56 50 and $7.50 WASHABLE ROBES; seax- $10 Knox Panamas__ Now $16.85 cellent quality; well made $3.89 $15 Knox Panamas 2 WOOL CRASH SPORT SUITS; light groy, Suburban Club Ginger Ale 35¢ and 50c HOSE; large \omy' of medium hy 2 —28¢ $20 Knox Panamas_ - 'zf;' ]_ (38), 1 (39). WE{§I4SS)S 3 Ige. bots. 25c Contents Standard Boris Peas - - Cider Vinegar 2 NATION-WIDE NATION-WIDE Waffle Flour 2 Protecto NEW POTATOES - LIMA BEANS - Pure Creamery PINEAPPLE - - - - . NATION-WIDE e Ige. can 2lc $30 Knox Panamas._ $50 Knox Panamas. 1 WOOL CRASH SUIT, coat, vest and pairs of trousers. Short (39). Was $29. Now GELATIN DESSERT - MAXWELL HOUSE -3 |4e Crushed Corn 2 == 15¢ Standard Peas_Z ans |5¢ Mayonnaise » 14¢ « 25¢ Doggie Dinner 3 = 25¢ Safety Matches 3 25¢ FANCY STRING BEANS FANCY CANTALOUPES, 3 - 25¢ & 2 - 25¢ YELLOW or GREEN SQUASH _ _ _ _ » B¢ OWE . . ... _ ... =3 Welch's _ean 17¢ quarts 25c pkgs. | sc N. B. C. Cut-Rite Waxed -6 1Te e - - 3 25¢ 3 = 19¢ Skinless or BRIGG Regular Chum Salmon Grape Juice 19¢; “37¢ | Wheaties - - - 2 »= 23¢ Post Toasties - Ovaltine - - - Uneeda Biscuits »= 5¢ Assortment De Luxe . rke. 31¢ FRANKS _ - 25¢ o 19¢ 2= 15¢ _m e 3lc Paper 3 ~= 19¢ McCORMICK'S BEE BRAND Insect Spray s 23¢; ™ 39¢ GOOD LUCK MARGARINE 1b. Igc * Other Savings on FURNISHINGS $1 Raleigh Neckwear; crepes, foulards, failles $1.50 Raleigh Neckwear; finer foulards, crepes. . $2 & $2.50 Neckwear; imported crepes, foulards, $1.48 $2.95 and $3.50 Washable Robes; smart patterns_ $2.49 25¢ Handkerchiefs; pure Irish linen, white__ -5 for 98¢ 50c Paris Garters; single grip style $1 Paris Garters; miracle elastic, long stretch $2.50 and $3 Pajamas; mercerized fabrics_ _ ! $3.50 and $5 Pajamas; sateens; imported fabrics $2.88 $6.50 and $8.50 Jacquard Silk Pajamas; pns'els”a;g fancy silk broadcloths $1 Hose; pastels; light patterns, clox_— 4 HART SCHAFFNER & MARngl?ngss fine tan and gray worsteds. Long, 1 (38), 1 (39); long stouts, 1 (48), 1 (50! Were $37.50. Now $15.85 9 LINEN SUITS. Regular, 1 (34), 2 (35) 1 (36), 1 (37); short, 1 (37); stout, 1 (42), T (44); short stout, 1 (42). Were $14.50 and $16.50 Now 21 LINEN SUITS. Regular, 1 (36), 1.(38),1 39), ¥ 42); (36), 2 (37), 2 (39), 1 (40); long, (38), 1 (40), 1 (42); stout, 1 (38), (40), 1 (42); long stout, 1 (39), 1 (40). Were $16.50 and $18.50. Now-_$11.8 5 1 CORONADA SUIT; blue. Short, (361. Was $27.50. Now__ _$14.85 1 SILK SHANTUNG 3-PC. SUIT; double- breasted. Long (38). Was $35. Now, 85 $19. 1 WHITE 3-PC. SHETLAND SUIT; single- breasted. Long (39). Was $35. No\i«, 76 SPORT COATS; blue and b‘ov?nz fl'c%ws nels; single and double-breasted; also sport backs. Regular, 2 (34),5 (36), 11 (37), 3 (38), 1 (40); short, 4, (34), 3 (35), 5 (36),2 (37), 3 (38); long, | (37), | (42), 1 (46), 2 (48); 'stout, 1 (39), 1 (40), 1 (48), 2 (50), 3 (52); short stout, 1 (38), 2 (40), 2'(42), 3 (44), 2 (46),2 (38), 1 (52)! Were $15. Now, $10.85 8 SHETLAND SPORT COATS; double- breasted; tan. Regular, 6 (37), 1 (38). Were $18.50. Now $9.85 20 PAIRS FLANNEL TROUSERS; “black and white stripe. Sizes 29 to 40 waist. Were $8.50. Now -$4.85 25 PAIRS TROUSERS; flannels, serges and worsteds. Sizes 30 to 40 waist. Were $8.50 and $10. Now $5.85 22 PAIRS LlNEN KNICKERS. Sizes 30 to 42. Were $3.75. $1. 20 PAIRS LINEN TROUSERS; plain whv'e black - and - white and brown - and - white checks; all sizes. Were $4.50, now $2.85 13 PAIRS LINEN TROUSERS; black-and- white and brown-and-white check; sizes 30 to 40. Were $3.75, now___ . $9.85' IRELDA short, 1 (35), 2 1 1 SPORT SHOES 29 PAIRS RALEIGH 6" SPORT SHOES; broken assortments and sizes. Were $550; now $2.95 41 PAIRS RALEIGH “8" SPORT SHOES; broken ranges, but all sizes in one style or another $3.95 40 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS SHOES; well- made, smartly styled; rubber heels; broken sizes. Were $7.50; now $3.95 32 PAIRS STA-SMOOTH SPORT SHOES; genuine buckskins; white, tan-and-white, blac ite; all sizes in one style or other. Broken sizes ere $8 50 and $10; now $6.95 36 PAIRS HANAN SPORT SHOES; high- grade genuine buckskins; all white, black= and-white, tan-and-white. Broken _sizes. Were $13.50; now 8. 41 PAIRS MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS; fine leather with soft soles. Broken sizes. Were $2.50; now Friday Only! 81 Pack of “Rob Roy” Blades 50 49c HESE amazing double-edge blades are equal to the most expensive blade sold anywhere. Made of finest surgical steel . . . -$2.35 24 PAIRS LINEN TROUSERS; white, black- they give clean, smooth, com- and-white, brown-and-white checks. Were § fortable shaves. Stock up now! $4.50. Now $2. E o1 o s mwmummmmm Al | A AUTH’S LIVERWURST_ - m. 39¢ AUTH’S LUXURY LOAF____ AUTH’S COTTAGE LOAF BUTTER Elk Grove ™ 44¢ CHUCK ROAST Gold Medal ~ 42¢ Fancy Frying Chickens Leghorns______ w. 3¢ Va. Roll _ " 40¢ NATION-WIDE SERVICE July Clearance of RALEIGH “'8" SPORT SHOES *4.85 A FEW STYLES AT $5.85 ® YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED o ENTIRE BUILDING Z A= Parking Service . . . Private Chauffeurs at Our Curb RALEIGH HABERDASHER W;&Iultm': Auest Mew's Wha Stexe 1310 ¥ s1REET $8.50 to $10 Sta-Smooth Sport Shoes . $10 and $11.50 Arch Preserver Sport Shoes__$8.95 $11.50 to $13.50 Hanan Sport Shoes GROCERS