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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
SHORT STORY---
FOR THE GANDER

She smiled pleas
antly. the COM
placent smile of a
wife who Is sure of
her husbands love
and patient with
him-obviously, In
tentionally patient
to the point where
he'd rather have
her throw a plate,
scream, call him
names.
1t was so little a
thing to put him
off, but typical of
the way each ges-
ture. every familiar
word Of hers had
come to CRATE. The
incident closed him
up like a clam. He
would just go ahead
and do 1t, and then
tell her about 1t
afterward. There
wasn't much she
could 10 than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

THEY sat at the
- breakfast table
and hadn't a word
to say. Hugh was
thinking, Il wish
Althea would cut
out that coughing
after every bite. A
n ervous habit,
that's all it is. She
could control it if
she wanted to-"
But he couldn't say
ulaC OUT lOuQ.
He looked across
the table at her,
lifting his eyes with
one of those quick,
hidden looks with
" h / C h long-mar-
ried people some
I i m eS appraise
their partners. She
was pretty-just as
pretty as she'd been
when he married
her. Maybe a little
Yorettipr heco1lSa
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SALES MANAGER.

Sales manager for the new
car department of local
Chevrolet dealer. Good salary
and opportunity for man OF
experience and ability. State
qualifications. Address Box
334-V, Star Office.
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.n-purdue foot ball game from $50

ern-Purdue foot ball game from $50
to IL.
The capture Of Verne Sankey, one
of the kidnapers of Charles Boettcher
Of Denver, will be dramatized during
the G-Men broadcast on WRC at 8.
Nino Martini, singing star Of stage,
screen and radio, will return to the
air as soloist with Andrew Jostelanetz
and his orchestra on WJSV at 9.
A preview of the new Warner Bros.
version of Shakespeare's "A Midsum-
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BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN COX ATHEf.
" VERY one who has ever seen
- this handsome member Of the
woodpecker tribe never again
- has any trouble identifying 1t.
The beautiful color combination OF
red, white and blush black and the
size of the bird enable you to place it.
In many sections Of the Middle
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The rate under heading Of Per:
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

CoNvALEsCENTs AND ELDERLY PER-
SoNs-cared for in nurses home. Phone
Cleveland 2S65.
MASSAGE. COLONIES 10 AM.
to pm. 1419 st. NV. Apt. %. 8.
REAL TREATMENTS sTIMULATOR.
cleo cab. bath. infra-red and sun ray.
shower. Hours 1910. 400 18th st. NV.
(Enter 1901 o.. Phone North 1856. Sc
ALCO RUBs, BATHS, WHITE NURSE.
TES i1 70 to ~ 3. oD Da Sunday aye.
CAIRO HOTEL BEAUTY PARLOR. 18th
and n.w.-50c service; reasonable per-
manent wave and hair dye. g.
PIANO INSTRUCTION; EXP. TEACHER.
Peabody certificate; home lessons If de.
sired. studio rates. Greenwood 1562-J. o.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED. BY MY
own method: results effective for he.
time or money back. Write for booklet:
no Guys iaS 81 c sSlrgsbbI I'd DIT Aosns sss
ALMA JONES. FORMERLY SEVEN YEARS
with Pansy Beauty Shop at Silver Spring:
Takoma Park, Md will be located in her
own shop on or about October 15. Call
for appointments now at Shepherd 1908.
LADY IN OFFICE WILL RENT OR SHARE
her home in suburbs; man and wife pre-.
houses; l large grounds. Address BOX e a.,H'
LoNdFEILow SCHOOL FOR BOYS. COL
lese Park. Md. Day and boarding.. grades
1-s; 200 acres. Phone Greenwood 2242.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

Walter Winchell will replace AL Jol-
son as master of ceremonies on the
Chateau program on WRC at $50.
The guest artists will include Milton
Berle, comedian; Eleanor Powell. Niela
Goodelle, Louis Armstrong and Elaine
Arden.
The address Of former President
Hoover at a convention Of the Young
Republicans Assembly Of California
will be broadcast by WMAL at 1890.
WJSV will broadcast the Northwest
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HELP-MEN.
(COntinued.)

statesmen not over 35, college education.
unsteady inclined, for educational work;
between $40 and IL am. at Homer L.
Kilt Co.. 1880 G st. NV.
statesmen. stationery: experienced men
only In reply give neg expesienee age ot ano
SALESMEN--Out-o town corporation has
opening for men who are able to sell
Want men capable OF making $50 weekly
len vi Victor fef Bids ia 9th St. NV, ask
for Mr.. Keegan.
SHOP FOREMAN. experienced in Chrysler
p products, Must re aeat and eoITse a,sS
Address Box 332-V. Star office.
TAILOR. Call 4O7 Sth st. sc.
TAILOR WANTED, first class. on ladies'
goats. Morris Kern. 2032 p st. NV. Phone
North 1O446.
TIMERS WANTED; first;class; also, a sx;
experienced; steady work.
Apply s13 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WHITE MEN CD for parking lot. with
drivers drive, permits; experienced; only neat
YOUNG MAN. living at home. for work in
4l2-E. Star once.
YOUNG MAN-Educa tiOnal organization
desires permanently the services Of an in
telligent young man who has had expert
ence in the projection of motion pictures
and handling film. Must be familiar with
professional model sound machines. Nice
Give full particulars Of auaiinsatio1s Ad-
dress Box 434-E. Star office.
SALESMAN - EXPERT
ENCED MEMS CLOTHING.
s. Livingston & Son. 9Os 9TH st. NV.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
SALESMAN.
AGOOD POSITION IN A WASHINGTON
STORE FOR A CAPABLE. EXPERIENCED
YOUNG MAN STATE AGE. ADDRESS
BOX 76-E. STAR OFFICE.
STENOGRAPHER - CAPA-
BILE, EXPERIENC ED;
ABOUT Is YEARS OLD;
GIVE ALL REFERENCES IN
YOUR APPLICATION. AID
DRESS BOX 79-E, STAR
OFFICE.
YOUNG MAN FOR CREDIT
OFFICE OF LARGE IN
HOUSE. MUST
BE ENERGETIC AND NOT
AFRAID OF HARD WORK.
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE
ONE QUALIFYING. AD-
DRESS BOX 480-E, STAR
OFFICE.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS-Severa
experienced in all branches OF the Work
Permanent positions. Harper Method
17l4 Conn. ave. D -
PRACTICAL NURSE HOUSEKEEPER. for
rheumatic patient: S.,5 per month. good
room and board. Phone Columbia @43a :
sALESGIRLS. dresses who can alter also
one with managers experience: references.
Brook S. 3O1 National Press Bldg.
SILK PRESSERS-Only experienced need
apply. Bergmann'S Laundry. 623 G NV:
STENOGRAPHER. colored. neat. efficient.
reliable. knowledge of bookkeeping. Suite
sol Masonic Temple Bldg, 10th and You
SITS. NV. D
TAILoRESS WANTED white on ladies'
and gentlemen's alterations: one who knows
how to make buttonholes. Morris Kern,
2032 st. NV. Phone North lO4i6.
MATTRESSES experienced. attractive; be-
tween ages of Il and % uniform sizes 32 or
"a night work apply between . and , m.
Child'S Restaurant. 1923 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. Apply 3541 Ga. ave.
NV.
WHITE GIRL cook and general house
work family Of ,; nice suburban home;
large cheerful room; STAY nights: $50 per
month: ref. required. Wisconsin 306s.
YOUNG LADY, 1923. for general once
work in coal ONCE: local high school
graduate typist preferred; hours S-5; ST..
Address Box 4d0-E Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN as bookkeeper-cas hier.
Must be accurate. Apply in own hand
writing stating age. experience and salary.
Address Box 4y6-E Star ONCE o.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHAMBERMAID and waitress. white. ex-
perienoed, references. wishes position. Ad.
dress Box 4@0-E Star once.
COLORED GIRL. young experienced. with
reference. wants work as waitress or maid.
Apply 1915 9th st. NV.
COLORED WOMAN settled. reliable: ex-
cellent cook, frst-hoor work., refs. 1857
Meade st. ne. Phone Lincoln 3S26-J. -
COOK middle-aged woman tcolored). wants
work; stay nights; reference. 1888 Oregon
COOKING. housework needed; competent
servant. housekeeper; German; $50. up
stairs rm. Address Box Abe, Star once.
GENERAL HousEWoRK Of any kind by
neat colored girl: good pla cook. 1907
Sherman ave. NV. Phone Columbia 4464.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, GOOD cook;
colored girl. neat; city references Phone
Metropolitan 1885.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time work. Call
before $50 pm. West 212o.
GIRL. colored., neat; reliable. wishes gem
eral housework' reference. Call Metro
GIRL. colored, neat. wants work Of any
kind, will stay in or OUT reference. Phone
GIRL. colored. 90 years old. wants work:
housemaid or chambermaid or nurse. Call
1909 Goth ST. NV.
GIRL. experienced colored. wants days or
part-time work. morning; city reference.
Call Decatur 543O.
GIRL Va. neat; pvt. family: GOOD city
ref. Call after PM. North 1861. Wll
stay nights. @
GIRL colored wants work. day or week;
with reference: stay go home nights
Call Columbia 9517. 926 Euclid st. n ". -
GIRLS f2), colored. wish work. one wait
ress private family. other cook or work
OF any kind. Phone Decatur 429I.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored. desires work
after school hours; reference. Call Sat: eve
ming and Sun. morning. Decatur 20o3.
HOUSEKEEPING white; small family; $50
a month: experienced: upstairs rm.; perm
refined. Address Box 44:-E, Star once. ~
WOMAN, settled. colored. wishes employ
ment for domestic work. Call after Z PM.
North 1852.
WOMAN coIored. reIia Bile, as cook or maid.
in private home: refs. 1910 MINI. ave.
ne Phone Lincoln 5509-R. o.
YOUNG GIRL. colored general housework.
plain cooking; sleeping at home: prefer
full time. Call in person at 1922 Corcoran
ST. NV. Phone North 1919.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"AdpsSfisemeafs ender this heda.
tHr are pYesHmed to BE- from prt.
cate tndiptduals, aRless the ddrer.
ftsemsHt otpes o arm Hdms or O
basiness address or states the pord
Dealer. Members OF the rSbltc
pho ind dealers nasqgeyddine ~
this eolHmn a. prirdts tHdtptdH6is
sSs urged 10 report the matter to
The Star for tNrsstteatioA."
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HELP-MEN.


AUTO sALEsMEN-2 energetic men to sell
forming; 1896 will be banner year Also
experienced used-car statesmen to take
care OF increasing business.
STEUART MOTORS. Bird and H SITS. NE.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. colored: settled
man. must be thoroughly experienced: ref
erences. 114O goth st. NV. Sterling 1857.
BOOKKEEPER. male: must have expert
ence with General Motors accounting sys-
TEN. State age and experience. with salary
expected. Address Box 393-E, Star office.
BOY with bicycle; good earnings. Room
CARPENTER. by day. Apply Little English
Grlu SIG Conn. ave. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN to work outside:
saary Must have Coed
Co. Inc rs 7th st. NV. '' ' -'''
COUNTER MAN. experienced only. Apply
Cryal Tavern, 1896 Columbia I'd
ENGINEER. third-class (sober): steady
work One who has had experience in dry
Cleaning plant. Premier Cleaners Dyers.
rear 633 H st. ne.
MAN. settled. colored who can drive car,
do house and garden work; stay nights;
epy per Address Bog give siy Stsr aes with
MAN: courteous and neat. to meet public.
morning. Mays Cleaners, 1920 i4th St. NV.
MEAT CUTTER, young man. Call at 1S47
l4th st. NV. on Tuesday evening. after
u pm.
MEN CD for outside selling: must have
reference. See Mr.. Kavanagh. 1918 G
st. NV.
MEN. Catholic. good appearance and per-
Sonallty: experience unnecessary. we train
you, references required. Give telephone
number. Address Box 20S-E Star ONCE.
NEWSPAPER SOLICITORS-15 men with
neat appearance are wanted as newspaper
solicitors. With proper ability and effort
good income can be realized. Apply
between hours of $50 and 9:30. MONDAY
morning. Room 104, mezzanine floor, Star
Bldg. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
NON-UNION tenor sax. trumpet and from
Done PLAYERS; must be good readers. Call
North 1894 between and pm. only.
PLUMBER with tools; temporary; state
wages. give references. Address Box TIE,
Star ONCE.
Observation-Disclosures established food
manufacturer has opportunity for hard
working. ambitious producer OF unques.
toned character. with proven successful
record selling to grocers and general stores.
Strictly permanent. Give particulars. age
and experience in confidence. Address Box
2S3.E. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN who sold cemetery lots can
make excellent connections by arranging
meeting with the Sales Manager. Suite
613-615. Denrike Bldg.
statesmen, experienced, those with cars
to sell a good product; commission; ref
erence. Call 1913 Water st. s.w.
Statesmen (2) for General Electric ap-
planes and radio. Apply Ford Electric
Co.. 3616 18th 1t. NV.
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WOMEN DEN0UNCE.
TRASHY PROGRAMS.
National Radio Committee
BIames Sponsors and Ad-
vertising Agencies.

~ Ado program sponsors ana
advertising agencies are
blamed for the faults OF radio
L y advertising in the second issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

Soviet Gold.
Gold mining centers in Soviet Rus
STA now number 1900.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

0Continued)
DRESSER. vanity, telephone table. couch
h hnd mattress, chairs ANTIQUE .andirons and
brass Tender. Apt. 423. La Sale. Met. OLA.
FUR cOATS-Beautiful. slightly worn fur
Sosts au sizes; very reasonable. Esskag
Furrlers. $50 NV, Room 607. So
ity; davenport table. chest Of dravers.
windsor chair. day bed. Kitchen table. odd
aqicki. No dealers. ' Apts ioa m isi7
FURNITURE-3-piece living room suite:
Phone Emerson 1921 Tvs
EURNITURE-LeavinE city. sscrifce oTI3
Wilton rug. handsome secretary tsbies
lamps handsome twin-bed suite chifforobe.
walnut oFesser' INQUIRE 2IO2 Wisconsin av.
RNrTURE-Bes utiful ape. upholstered
ny I r IN; suite; good condition, very cheap:
stove; private home. 1916 corbin pI re.
tbetween c and d.. 60
GAS RANGE. porcelain covered; / CRANE
srbor; lH-inch pipe, 35 #. long; com.
plete elec workshop. Cleveland 1857.
priced low for quick sale. 646 franklin
st. ne. Phone Potomac 5962-J. Sc
IMPORTED RUGS. in Chinese, Persian
AND S @ 6So m sss $50 $40
LIVING ROOM SET, 7-piece; must sell.
sscrifce price. Also odd pieces furniture.
1O9 d st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE. new, used; desks.
chairs, Ming cabinets. WASHINGTON 6alvass
Co.. new location. 500 NV. Natl 1866.
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
O. used pieces at low prices r. Baum q
Son 6I6 2 st. NV
PIANO. Mason & Hamlin. upright: good
eegbn .i. Ma $780, 80 Grafton st.. Chevy
RUGs@aMust sacrtfle at once Imported
Tugs chinese and Oriental patterns, for
dress Box 4Is-E. Star once Sc
SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled. ad.
Justed, 81 80; all repairs guaranteed;
rentals. % month. Col. 9213 until pm.
TWIN STROLLER in good condition rea-
SonapIy priced. Telephone Wisconsin 361s.
-o4 spring st. Chevy Chase. Md.
TYPEWRTTERS-American Typewriter Co.
All makes. including portables. Rent, sell.
nlngS. l431 East Capitol st Line O0s2
TYPEWRITERS--Clear sale prices
reouced: Reconditioned machines. Limited
u1anth,ty Excellent machines for rent 50
ave Phone soi Nati6 1sxfi 4s5sc Co. 1926 NJ
rent No 8 L G. smith No. To Reminxton'
NO Underwood. SIG 18th St NV.
TYPEWRTTERe-Curre model Coronas
and L. c; Smiths for rent Bargains in re-
e Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.
IOlS 10Th st. NV. Phone National o4li.
WASHING MACHINES-Large assortment
ists models guaranteed: $40 UP. Proctor
WoOD-sound. seasoned oak and pine,
"3!3 18th St NV. Phone Adams 1889.
delivered. SO per cord, Luther Il Bounds,
call Laurel 47-F-11.
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DELICATESSEN.
PERSONAL.

Cigars. cigarettes. soft drinks candy and
ice cream bar Sell cheap to quick buyer.
1910 Connecticut ave. NV. s.
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RNrTURE-Beautiful ape. upholstered
NV rm. suite. good condition. very cheap:
stove; private home. 1916 Corbin ri. ne,
between c and d. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

;;s.UyJIRNITURE-LeavinE city, sacrifce Okla
Mliton rug handsome secretary table,
lamps, handsome twin bed suite chifforobe
walnut dresser. Inquire 2702 Wisconsin sv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE-Housewo
cooks, maids, mothers helpers. laundresses
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 18th NV.
30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN wanted by out-of town plumb
ing. heating and sheet metal supply house.
Must be experienced. Give all details as
to your sales for past . years and COM
pensation expected. Address Box 11-H.
Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

1883 MERIDIAN PL. NV = Attractive,
large 2nd-foor room. single or double,
southern exposure: adults reasonable.
Phone Columbia 0o43
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BOATS.
POULTRY AND Eggs.
DOGS. PETS AND ETC.

EGGS for incubatorS; any quantity: anv
breed. State price. Harriss Hatcher
3l3q ST.. NV. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful large room.
private bath and balcony: exclusive Iocs.
ton: rare opportunity. SIS. Wise. 1925.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

sKYLAND DRIVE. SUN. 9th. ACCoMMO-
date 4. Also future Sat and Sun. N Y.
c., Sat. 18th. Other trips reas. Clev. 1856.
LEAVING FOR ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY
October IL: can accommodate one passen-
ger: references exchanged. See MR.. HOOD.
Mclean, Va. next door to San. gro. store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

FURNITURE-3-piece living room suite;
mn,snosany; price. S25. 1925 Legation st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-05

Ind mattress chairs. antique andirons and
'rass fender. Apt. 423. La Sale. Met O7!4.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

IL5g u SI LCOR.l N IT: AVEl. WAL-
JOY: RATES Low: SERVICE PROMPT:
WIDELY SELECTIYE MENU: KITCHENS
no: BREAKFAST. lis 10 Q 90
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Bedding

(6) Coil Springs; twin size only:
20 year guaranteed. &0 90
a. Poster Beds; mahogany We
neered panels; full GE 90
size only. Were s995 90.OO
(l) Studio Bed; covered all over
in mulberry tapestry: opens to
full size bed. Sold Gl0 90
"as is" Was $500 9I3.H
(2) Heller Air-Rest Mattresses;
Inner-spring construct tion;
ss5n Wsrs sss.ss. sss' '..',!. only. $I6.q0
t2) Brown Finish Metal Beds;
,}3ss s7's5 samples. '''''''...'''': Were $3.97
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
FORMER KING ALI
Of HEDJAz DEAD
Heart Attack Ends Career of
Arabian Who Abdicated
in 1925.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BAGDAD, Iraq, February 14.-For-
f1er King Ali of Hedjaz died this
morning of heart disease following an
attack Tuesday night. In poor health
for several months, the former mon
arch had been unconscious most of
the time since yesterday.
Ali died in the palace Of his nephew,
King Ghazi, who succeeded his father,
King FeiSal, upon his death in 1888.
His brother, Emir Abdullah of Trans
jordania, was at his bedside. Ali
was IS.
The funeral, it was announced, will
be held this afternoon.
Son OF Late HusSein.
Former King Ali was the son of the
late Hussein, former Sheriff of Mecca
and King of the Hedjaz. He was SIS
years old.
Succeeding his father as head of
the little Arabian kingdom following
the latter's overthrow by Ibn Saud,
Emir of the Nejd, in 1924, Ais own
occupancy of the throne was soon
terminated
With old King HusSein disposed of,
an exile to Cyprus, Ibn Saud and his
Wahabi followers hastened to force
the abdication of his son. Seeking
refuge behind the walls of Jedda,
King Ali resisted until December 10,
1925, when military reverses forced
him to relinquish his throne
Ibn Saud Proclaimed.
Three weeks later Ibn Saud was
proclaimed King of the Hedjaz and
Sultan of Nejd in Mecca, capital of
the state. Ali thereupon sought
asylum with his brother, King Feisal
Of Iraq at Bagdad.
King Feisal, a leading spirit in the
revolt of Arabs against the Turks
during the World War, died in 1893.
He was succeeded by AIS nephew,
King Ghazi.
Ali himself was one of the COM
manders of the Arabian Army mar
shaled in the desert by Col. T. E.
Lawrence, the spectacular soldier of
fortune. and battled for his ambition
to see an independent Arabian state
established in the Near East
Ali's younger brother, Abdullah, Is
the present Emir of TranSjordania.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
HEARINGS TO BE HELD
Revised Copeland Bill Decision
Mildly Protested by Copeland.

Over the mild protest Of Chairman
Copeland, the Senate Commerce Com
mittee decided yesterday to hold pub
lie hearings on the revised Copeland
pure food, drugs and cosmetic bill.
Senator Clark, Democrat, of Mis-
souri, was appointed chairman of a
subcommittee to conduct the hear
ings. He has not set a date to take
up the bill.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
SAITO SPEECH DRAWS
PROTEST OF RUSSIA
Ambassador in Japan Charges
Remarks in Chicago February
8 Were Anti-Soviet.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC, February IA speech
which Ambassador Hirosi Saito gave
February 8 before the Foreign Rela-
tions Council in Chicago has caused
Soviet Russia to send a protest to
Japan.
1t was learned today that Con-
stantine Yureneff, Soviet Ambassador
to Japan, protested on Wednesday to
Foreign Minister Koki Hirota against
Saito's allegedly anti-Soviet remarks.
These were understood to have in
cluded Saito's charge that the Soviet
at the beginning of 1925 violated the
Portsmouth treaty.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Soc TO H.W
Toiletware
l9c ca.

Odd lots Of dressing table pieces,
including du Pont and other
makes. Colors Of pink, green and
maize. Included are Hairbrushes,
Combs, Mirrors, Trays, Powder
Boxes, Toothbrush Holders and
other pieces, many Of which can
be matched.
Goldenberg's-Muin Floor.
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Gloves

(276 pairs) Capeskin Gloves; slip
on style; black with white and
brown; sizes 6 to 8. r. TO-
regulars of s1.o0 grade. O7C
(225) pairs) Fabric Gloves; dou-
BILE and single woven; black,
brown and light shades; sizes 6
to s1a in lot. Were soc 9o-
and 79c pair. r........... SIS
(69 pairs) Children's Wool Gloves;
bright colors; sizes 3 to 6. a.
Were soc pair. r............S SSS
(76 pairs) Boys Lined Capeskin
Gloves; brown or tan;
sizes 71a to 8. Were $f.19 IT,
pair ...................gJS
Goldenbero's-Main Floor.
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39c TO &c
Sample Jewelry
l4c

A Sample Line Of Costume Jew
elry; including Clips, Earrings,
Pins, Necklaces and Bracelets, in
a great variety Of designs.
Goldenberg'sHMdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
COrsets

(6) Front Clasp Brocade Girdles;
sizes Is and 27. Were &I or
$500 ............... YtsI~
(18) Lastex Two-Way Stretch
Girdles; small sizes; 90
soiled. Were 89c. ....... S7S
(2) Midgette Corslettes; one
way stretch; size 80; &I OK
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Window Shades, Etc.

(75) Oilcloth Table Covers;
48x48" square; 2 patterns in
green and white. Regu- o.
larly ACC. c............... ZOC
(225) Rubber Stair Treads; 9x18"
size; black or maroon;
nosing attached. Regu- IN
larly 19c and 25c. ...... IVC
175) American Holland Window
Shades; all wanted COL
ors; sx6-ft. cut size. H.
Were 65c. tn
(69) Extra Wide Holland Window
Shades; 40"x6'; in white, ecru,
81 shantuns an or green Were 8qc
0l.lO
GOIdenberO'S- Store.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Knitting Yarn
42c hank

4-ounce hanks of SNOWFALL Knit
ting Yarn, IN the leading colors
for knitting afghans, coat sweat.
ers and sportswear.
GoIdenbercs-Matn Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
Neckwear, Handkfs.

(l12) Ascot Scarfs; all white and
novelty prints; spring 90
colors. Were 59c ...... NN
1867 Phantom Neckwear;
braided or net. Were o.
oSC @~~
(7S0) Mems Handkerchiefs; all
white and colored borders; some
with initials. Irregulars r
Of 10c grade .......... ~
(692) Women's Handkerchiefs;
novelty prints; full size. 90
Were 6 for ACC. s for. 80. liz
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
79c and SI.M
HANDBAGS
29c

Pouch and underarm styles, with
inside purse. Brown and black.
GoldenbergsANasx Floor.