Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 20

-SAFETY GAMPAIGN - PLANNED BY GROUP hChevy Chase Citizens Want " Better Traffic Conditions on Connecticut Avenue. # A broader traffic safety program and ‘%he promotion of a general campaign Jo reach the children, the parents, the ‘@notorists and the pedestrians, and im- {press upon each the need for caution iand the responsibility of each street luser for his owh safety and the safety ‘of others, as & means of helping solve the traffic problem in the upper Con- mecticut avenue section was suggested by Edwin S. Hege, chairman of the safety committee last night at the E. V. Brown School. Conditions in that fection have been under fire for some me M. O. Eldridge, assistant director of the Traffic Bureau, indorsed the plan submitted by Mr. Hege and commended him and H. V. Schreiber on their ex- tensive study of the traflic conditions. Mr. Hege exhibited a chart showing the moverent of traffic at this inter- section during the rush hours of the day and presented a list of solutions for the traffic problem. As a means of safeguarding vehicu- lar and pedestrian traffic along the avenue near Albemarle street, it was proposed, among other things, to pre- vent parking in ail directions, approxi; mately 50 feet from the corners, and that a traffic signal be installed at the intersection including signals for pedes- trians; that crosswalks be plainly mark- ed and maintained; that car loading zones be provided; that a double traf- fic lane be marked to encourage use of this space by two vehicles simul- taneously; that the 30 mile speed limit be retained; that arterial highway stop signs be retained at all intersections not controlled by lights, and finally that all regulations be rigidly. enforced. “The time has come,” said Mr. Eld- ridge, “when children should be taught that ‘the street is no place to play.’ In answer to & communication from the Southwest Citizens' Association favoring the abolishment of the Traffic Bureau, Mr, Hege reported that it was his contention that the-traffic branch of the police department ought to be ehlarged and not abolished. The asso- ciation indorsed ths also. INDUSTRIAL MISHAP CURB URGED IN DRAFT Labor Conference at Geneva Out- lines Plans for Prevention of Accidents. By the Associated Press. GENEVA, June 20~—The Interna- tional Labor Conferefice yesterday adopted a draft recommendation to the governments concerning the prevention of industrial accidents. The recommendation was divided into four sections: The first deals with research into the causes of accldents and the methods of preventing them. The second with co-operation among States, employers and mken for the prevention of accidents. The third touches the legal obliga- tions of workers and employers. section is concrened with nalbumu of insurance com- merely to n to examine to what extent it was possible to apply the provisions to agriculture. ‘The workers, however, raised the ques- tion again on discussion of the com- mittee’s report by the full conference and succeeded in getting agriculture definitely included. Rooftop Playhouse Equipped for Sound Recording Planned Radio Studio, Television and Three-Dimensional Pictures Considered. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 20.—A rooftop theater, such as Jules Verne might have imagined, equipped for radio broadocast- |ing and for the showing and recording of sound, color and three-dimensional motion pictures, is being constructed above the New Amsterdam playhouse at Forty-second strect and Broadway, A. L. Erlanger, theater owner, announced yesterday. A soundproof glass curtain, which may be Jowered in front of the stage, { will enable the broadcasting of any sort | of performance from a tap dance to & | grand opera without intrusion of sounds from the auditorium, Mr. Erlahger said, while the audience looks on through | glass and listens through amplifiers. | It will be possible at the same time, he declared, for motion picture cameras and microphones to record per- formance, and when ulevmon is per- fected, for the scenes on the stage to be broadcast visually. Heating and cooling apparatus will regulate tempera- tures to control acoustics. The new vlayhouse, to be called the Aerial Theater, is to be finished in Sep tember. It will occupy the er floor of the New Amsterdam Bul ) Te- ;en:ly vacated by “Zlegfeld’s Midnight Tolics.” GREEN FLASH’S 'S PILOT MAY FLY STILLMAN AIRPLANE Capt. Yancey Is Reported to Have Obtained the North Star for Flight to Rome, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 20.—The New A. Yancey and Roger Q. _ Williams, whose plane, the Green Flash, was wrecked in an attempt to take off for Rome from Old Orchard Beach on June 13, have obtained the Bellanca mono- plane North Star from Mrs. James A. Stillman. They expect to make another start within a week, it is sald. The plane is a sister ship of the Green Flash and has a new engine with less than 300 hours of actual fiight. Tanks were put in for & non- stop flight from Roosevelt Field to the Canal Zone last Winter in which Yan- cey was to have been the navigator. EE Fl'l‘ SNUG AT.THE HEEL Custom-Made Stylish Stouts $7.50 to $11.00 Nurses’ White Calf & Cloth Oxfords 439-7%8z NV Just Below B J. T. Norris and H. 0. %Il;k:,flfo;mlymfi e Family oeStote, Are Associated With U: York Times sald today that Capt. Lewis | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, U.S. DELEGATION 10 PARLEY NAMED Treatment of Prisoners of| War and Wounded to Be Dis- cussed by World Powers. By the Associated Press. ‘The American delegation to the con- ference for the revision of the Geneva | convention of 906, dealing with the care of the wounded in wartime and treatment of prisoners of war, has becn appointed and will go to Geneva fn the inning of the meeting July 1. vitation to the United States to participate was extended by the Swiss government in 1025 and was immedi- ately accepted. Since then the details of the stand which the American Gov- | ernment will take have been worked out by l{le State, War and Navy Depart- ments, The American delegation to the con- | ference, in which more than 50 nations will participate, includes Hugh R. Wil- son, Ameriean Minister to Switzerland, and Eliot Wadsworth, former Assistant Secretary of the 'I‘nuury. ‘Technical advisers are Joseph R. Baker, solictor's | Maj. Allen office, State Department; W. Guillion, judge advocate general’s | office, War Department; Maj. John P. Po:m ¥ And Arm: eral sta: lerson, y gen: and Olpt Frank L. Pleadwell, Nav: Medical Corps. Assistants will be Jay Plerrepont Moffat, first secretary, at- tached at Geneva, and Marc Smith, American vice consul, Geneva. i Kreisler Gets Glasgow Degree. GLASGOW, Scotland, June 20 (#).— \r-‘mz Kreisler, violinist, and “Mme. Curie, French scientist and radium specialist, yesterday received honorary degrees of doctor of laws at Glasgow University. |CREERON | | 614 12th St., Bet. F & G '| White Felts Small Head Sizes Sk Twenty Styles to Choose | From Footwear Clears Friday! —as it often does . . . in a most sensational way . . . odd lots and samples being swept out tomorrow at great reductions , .. . it’ here tomorrow! This $10 and s worth your while to be $12 Footwear ritey 3645 Sorosis and other high-grade footwear . . . in two very smart colors—white and navy . . . all current styles . . . this is exactly what goes on sale to- morrow— 13 pairs of navy blue kid one strap slippers! 28 pairs of navy blue kid three-evelet ties! 22 pairs of white kid opera pumps! 34 pairs of white kid one strap slippers! 35 irs of white kid slippers with French toes! 27 pairs of white canvas one strap slippers! —won't you spend a little time looking for your size when you can find values like these tomorrow! $6.50 and $7.50 Deauville Sandals Just the footwear for Summer ... cool and so very, very popular . « and tomorgow you can take your pick of these (hree groups— # 20 pairs u]l black sandals with center strap! 31 pairs tan woven oxfords! 32 pairs tan and brown sandals! Sorosis Shoe Shop—Street Floor JELLEFF ¢ F STREET ¢ P, Preparations Luxurious creams and a reduction of 20% O 00ft because the style of but who cares about that wh - ity is just the same! it me Lo Marie Earle beauty preparations at the packageés is about to be changed . Street Floor THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929.° 4 Paris, J' FASHION INSTITUTION Washindton NewYork that you cannot where the run was don't throw your silk -mkmu bring them down to be repaired thie Knl bac way! Save with Knitbac! ‘The famous == 25¢ !-r dnfla 25¢ and up. Street Floor Striking Purchases Spice Friday Clearaways! Yes, tomorrow’s a very unusual Friday...new things as well as odd lots marked at special prices ...s0 1o matter how fastidious or matter-of-fact you are, come to Jelleff’s tomorrow. . .something for everybody. ..savings for everybody! ; Sweeping Markdown in Coats! &t's getting late and the markdown pencil is sparing nothing. . .three wonderful groups for women...three for misses.. .as well as having extra coats to make ensembles? feduced. . while to even think of next year.. Women—Look ! 510 —were $16.50 to $39.50 H35 Sl;l -lined Velveteen Co.u—ln lky blue lnd tan. . 6—$35 Dress Coats for l..r.er ‘Women—sizes| 4614 to 5014 . black and tan kasha with squirrel or mar- mink " collars $10 'l—llO 50 \g’hlte Flannel Coats—cool lnd u.rmned s i0 7—“8“ Velveteen Coats in Bllck llld llown—un- lned . . . sizes 36 to 40.. cevesssavess 310 —were $35 to $49.50 6—$39.50 Farless Silk Coats with Scarfs and Capes— dull crepes or faille . . . sizes 36 to 42..........515 4—$49.50 Dress Coats for Little Women—sizes 35'% to 39%:; tan, grey or black fabric with squirrel, mole or fitch collars 515 6—$49,50 Travel Coats of lmporled rose, blue, green, and tan . . . sizes 36 and 38. .$15 10--$39.50 Smart Furless Kasha Coats— grey, middy blue, green, and black . . . sizes 36 to 43 ‘lS 8—3$49.50 Dressy Coats 'Ilh such poplllll’ furs 8s Fitch, Monkey, Squirrel, and M . sizes 36 to 40, $15 o—us tos‘;:“ Tailored Coats in Oxford mxmu—c’ la; H39 50 Fur- Hmmed l'u- Cl-u for —sizes 424 to 48% , . . with squirrel, broadtall ........ $15 3—$35 Travel Coats for urger Wonm—un or ney mixtures . . . in siz2s 3812 t0 44%8.0000000000e 515 $ —were $55 to $89.50 Coat with Wolf l-"’lr ‘Women Fur—leopard or mole l—ll’.l.aClmul Sha Caracul Shawl Collar—size 36 .8 H” 50 Mole and Squirrel Trimmed Dress Coats—tan, or black . . . sizes 36 to 42 $25 5— 55 Oxlord Covert Cats with Velvet Tuxedos . 636980 Far.irimmed Drcas " Coats—very individuat . - « Squirrel, molr or fitch collars , , . navy, black, tan or grey . . . 36 to 42... L.o0 938 435980 Travei Coats with Wolf or Caracul Gollars— siges 36 to 42 . . . choice of grey O tan.........$25 Women's Coat Shop—Third Floor French Beaded Bags Brides are buying them mu £ atiendants . .. graduntes Adore ther t.hm lovely to carry! Cut steel beld.s deeply mnged silk lined . . . and because Jellefl'l imported them directly . . . $3! Jewelry Shep—Street Floor . Sportswear—Friday 11—$5. Summer Sweaters Sleeveless or long sleeved . . . white or light $ 95 Summer colors . . . not many, of course; 1- but if you come early you can find one at $1.95. 10—$20.50 o $49.50 Printed and Clear Silk Crepe Sports Frocks—really dis- dresses in one and two piece silk coats, travel coats, even white coats .look at the savings...isn't it worth . Misses—read carefully 510 —were $29.50 to $45 2—$29.50 Flannel Coais—red or white............ in pink or orchid........... §! J—us Sl Velveteen Sports Co-ll—eflk lined, ol‘c:fld - 3—335 Belie‘ “Tweed S.flru Conts—red mixture. . 2—'51? .50 Black Kasha Coats—tailored with smas collars . .--—SI-"-r Black Kasha Coats with thvet “Tuxedos and tail . X—‘!Oul; " Fur-coliared Polo (Xflh Spofll Cu‘t—- 3—-:.!“5 ‘l'llllnd “Basket-weave Coats—in grey or 515 —were $45 to $55 6—$49.50 Imported Tweed Sports Coats—straight or belted " . ... 815 .. . navy or black .15 6—845 Tallored Conts of Kasha or lnln-mn—un grey, navy or black......... ceesenees. . $15 6—$49.50_Silk Coate—tailored black coats . . - flnad coats in navy or black............. $15 2—$55 Fflch-trllllld Black Kasha 4—. 3” Bl'.ul-fi or Mlln‘fl Coats. 4—$55 Squirrel Collared Tan Sylvia Cloth Coats. 4—$55 Covert Cloth Coats—some with cobweb uw! ing . .. black, tan and green 525 —were $59.50to $110 1—$98.50 Tan Camel's Hair Coat—very distinctive, $25 1—cuo Black Satin Coat wlth Deep Shawl of Natural - '"“"";,.:"-:':':ftf.'.fit-. e 2—369.50 Grey Dreu Coats ‘with Nataral Squirrel or lfl- Coats—in blu-x or blue. 1—808.50 Black c.u ith Tuxedo Ombre 3—$79.50 Tallored and Dress Coats—one oxford with caracul . . . two black coats with monkey shaw! u,m Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor % ‘the hem of Wood and Crystal Jewelry 'l. E Value to the iront so is style in these beautiful leather bags at $3 "Twas a plece of rare good. luck manufacturer mm m eager to clear his stocks . bought 300 bags, going ‘h tomorrow! Triple frame bags, lots of room! Tailored bags—to match shoes! Bags with wide simulated - shell frames! Envelope bags. smart! Here in smooth calf, grained and patent leather . .. but won't be here long at this price, you may be sure! Haomdbag Shop—Street Floor Flat and very . Cooling Toiletries —Special ! n‘h‘:]h.l'n"t D'll.l hth “—Q lll'!y’l French Soap—three nkaa B vedsss ane apan v nrne a Valunml«rufl-—sou:ndm Celma Loospact and a Box of Pow- der, t00 . . . both for.......$1.09 Coty’s Toilet Water—in everyluvna Toiletries Shop—Street Floor Gloves—Friday 18 pairs $4.75 Washable Doesldnslm Gloves If you wear size 5%, 6, 6%, 6%, or 63 don't fail to be here at 9:15, for these are handsome doe- skin gloves . . . one-clasp, prix seamed, in m‘. « « but remember, only 18 55 pairs $1 and $2 Grey Washabl Fabric kaesB 75c Painted or appliqued cuffs . o sizes 513, 6, 615 . . . better get an extra pair! Our Buyer Wired From New York— styles . o, but they've stayed their ngo time, so Friday the price goes down to ... $16.50 3—$39.50. Real Mallinson's Washable Print Frocks, in early American signs . . . save $10 tomorrow. .$2: ‘There's such a vogue for this jewelry that just to mnnunntmwnhlveunonedolhruwaeen go in a flash . but we cannot help but boast that we have chokers with unique wooden beads in red, blue, brown and green, interestingly combined with dull, cool crystall 1 Glove Shop—Street Floor Clearing 7—$16.50 to $25 Speris Frocks, prints and plain silk crepes . . . light or dark colorings . . . need we urge you ‘A FASHION INSTITUTION Daris Washington NewYork to come in Friday morning to values like these?..............$8.50 “Best Hat Values I Ever Got!” i iscontinued Genuine Panama Hats! ; " Gettos Qulted Stunning Big Hair Hats! mer {un!a"u:n‘:rel:;g.i .’,‘; =k gmn Highly Fashionable Ballibuntls! Baku Hats in Smart Styles! Expensive-looking Bangkoks! Neckwear! Secarfs . . . collars and cuffs .. o blousettes . . . and a feather fan. ‘marked down in our Friday clears ance! 1.95 !)orfi Head Bands . . . for A barehead fashion.......25¢ - t—n Crepe de Chine Triangular Searfs ....ccc.cennee....SL50 l—.! Handsome Square Scarf of DT | 8 l—ll' Panel Collar of Batiste and Lace ., . €CrU...........$3.95 4—$3 Linen Collar and Cuff Sets —lace trimmed.........0vs 81 Jewelry Shop—Street Floor . 86—$10 Silk Dresses 45 in plain colored flat crepes! 27 are attractive printed crepes! s 14 are striped tub silks! Sizes 14 to 42 . . . are here! $2¢ The Morning Frock Shop is such a busy place . . . unl- ments are broken as fast as they are introduced 1t seem ity; navy or black.. ‘l so we're taking this opportunity to put stocks in order . 8—$5.90 to $13.50 Siik Biouses, lm-lg clearing the last of three popular lines at half price! sleeved and sleeveless . clear or Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor one of & kind; reduced 3—$25 Silk Raincoats, beautiful Pastel Felts « « « WHITE Felts! Even a few New Velvet Turbans! When our salespeople unpacked the shipment they couldn’t believe that these were the right hats . . .'they ses, quite recent arrivals; egg- shell‘.lnd white. .alm mun;-uhol.so .50 Violet Ray One-piece in Snn.-. lovely green ............$8. .l‘ Beach Coat of Green, Knitted RO Jlfi.l. b trousers and sleeve! blcu.sen. ’l&. 2—$25 Pure Silkk Sweaters, in Summer ‘weight and cOlOFS......ccueee 50 8—$13.50 to $19.50 Fine Wool Swea slip-ons in good practical colors, 5—$10.50 to $13.50 Wool-and-silk Skirts, navy, green and brown, $5.90 Blouses We’ve Sold at $13.50 So we know they'll cause a lot of excite- ment Friday at............ Stunning hlnd-hlocked crepe de chine blouses . . . long sleeved . . . V, crew or collared necklines. Sizes 34 to 44. Get one to wear with your ensem- ble . . . one to make a beautiful costume with your silk skirt . . . your mendc will certainly admire them . .. and, to the Friday price is $5. Sportx.nv Shop—Fourth Floor 1—$5 Crep. de Chine Blousette— white trimmed with red, size 36 .$1.95 1—$18.50 Peach Ostrich Feather Fan—a little soiled but lovely ... aeerieeanens $10 9—$1.95 Organdie Collar and Quff Sets—white trimmed pastel msl; OFS, .ooviinmnagoiaonsniheidi 3—$12.50_to $18.50 Paillette Eve- ning Scarfs—triangular...$3.95 2—83 Georgette Bertha Collars— flesh or taN...c.ceececeres.$l wouldn’t put the $5 price tags on Neckwear Shop—Street Floor them until it was reaffirmed . .. we're telling you this because we think' it more convincing than any compar- ative price! A season-end clear- ance for the manufac- turer . . . but right at the height of the season for you ...and these are styles that are very, very good! The classic panama with a velvet band...chic little hats that make you think of everybody m"‘:“ it launders. g o R ey ce, georget lift, some straightline. . .sises 33 to 36 all af ‘-—lu,u Corset Brassiere Combinaiions—Beau- Treo Piness models of pink Mn ss lnd elastic. . .sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38. 20—$8.50 and $10 Discontinued Semi. Girdles—sizes 27 to 33...well made and exceptional VAIUES 8t .........e.eeesees Grey Shops—Second Floor - Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Be on Hand Friday for Underwear! i . ... priced accordingly ready Friday in addition to clearance groups.' Cool Voile Underwear French Voile Negligees Gowns with creamy laces...or very, Here they are for Frid: -m! s 9 0 Iy adorable styles! Chemises,. Step- 5 sought-after._cool nej ins...even Pajamas at ons doilar to- this price! Lovely clear vol.lu morrow! Flesh, peach, blue, orchid, dainty with val laces...prints cost considerably more...but we'll have hun- and nile. Do have one to take on your vaca- dreds of pieces at $1 tomorrow. tlon, it will take up no room at all! More Pongee Slips! 0dd Lots of Glove Silk and = $5 and’ $6.95 Pure Gilove Silk Ll R R L Union Suits—famous brands but with hemstitched top, invérted we only have sizes and 38 hems. Sizes 34 to 44. Hurry in for them! and bemberg) Combinations— Silk Wrap-around Slips brassiere top, step-in bottoms. . Those slips that are doubls in 95 sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38. Reduced them under sheer frocks and 3' yet not hlve & bit of unneces- .those slips lre usually nryhla':pennva m hfloflo' in . . w” e flesh, or W] c trimmed weddings and garden parties . .. swag- B T ats 2. e Have you a hat to wear with every costume B e i was all the manufacturer ... that's the smart thing to do . . . and look E {‘h‘.‘}n’ff&.,,",“’.d.,::b}‘,' baed $ 50 how inexpensively you can fulfill that desire to- e e e D oat be $7.50 Friday. Capucine, jade, and biue. Sizes 15 to 17, Come even if you're a bride . . . tables and tables of dainty, cool undies . . . bought specially very tailored! Dance Sets in’ perfeci- how we worked to get Tile, and coral. ‘They 100k as though theyll that have vivaclous ruffies. Peach, coral, orchid, We simply can't keep these 35 Foundation Garments $1. in pink .. s v plaits at the side, deep shadow 5 and $5.95 Silk (sl front and back 50 you can Wear g b s b sary that allow plenty of freedom. . those slips that ger felts that are so popular! $10.75 Silk Pajamas ed crepe de morrow at Jelleff