Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 26

26 « TITE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929. STUDY AIR SCHOOLS ’ je&effls T0 REDUCE DEATHS Department of Commerce to NewYork Cob Pipe Achieves Place in Routine of State Department By the Associated’ Press. Corncob-pipe diplomacy has been introduced into the State Department. ‘While Ambassador Dawes has been introducing his famous un- Transform a used frock with a $ Bertha Collar 3 Completely renews the chiffon frock! Deep col- lars of Bohemian lace—19% to 21 inches at decpest point...ecru or toast. Veckwear Shop—Street Floor with sleeveless frocks wear s .95 French Suede Gloves 2 Bare arms . . . cover hands . . Imported pull-ons—pique seams .. . tops. In white ... washable of course. Glove Shop—Street Floor . for smartness! scalloped Washington Make Survey of Train- ing Units. By the Associnted Press. An investigation of the aviation schools in the United States is being made by the Comaerce Department in an effort to reduce the number of air fatalities Maj. Clarencc M. “Young, director of aeronautics of the department, expects the investigation to reluce greatly if it does not eradicate the “ten-hour fly-by- night schools” by making it possible to single out and list schools worthy of an approved rating. “In this way,” he explains, “it will be known which schools are approved and the ones that are not, and any one who really wants to learn to fly naturally would attend an approved institution. “The students of thest schools would receive better instruction than the ones of the non-approved institutions, and, of course, would be better qualified to fly. This should result ‘n holding to a minimum the number of fatalities.” Department figures show 222 fatali- ties from commercial flying during the last six months of 1928, compared with 1€ in the first six months. In the full year, fiying of commerciai planes in- creased approximately 1,000 per cent. “The increase in the number of deaths,” Maj. Young declared, “was far | less than the increase in the amount of | ying.” Of those killed during the first six months, 69 were pilots and 93 pas- sengers. During the last six mont | 92 pilots and 130 passengers were kill- | ed. In the first half of the year there | were 430 accidents, and in the latter | haif 692. | Errors of pilots, supervisors and other | | persons handling the planes, the de- ||| partment found, caused 57.97 per cent of the accldents during the latter half of 1928. ‘weather 4.67 per cent. Miscellaneous causes were blamed for the remainder || of the accidents. Poor flying technique on the part of pilots was held accountable for 29 per cent of the total number of accidents. || Other causes were errors of judgment, 12.64 per cent: disobedience of orders, ||| 2.67, and carelessness or negligence, 10.12 per cent. e R T OTIS HEIR IS ACCUSED OF CRUELTY BY WIFE Wedding of Catherine Crerar to Elevator Magnate’s Son Was Fashionable Affair. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 28.—Ralph Chester || Otis, jr, an heir to the Otis elevator millions, has been made defendant in a divorce action, in which Mrs. Cath- ||| erine Crerar Otis, to whom he was mar- | i ried in January, 1927, charges cruelty. The wedding of Otis to the daughter | i of Mr. and Mrs. John Crerar was one | || of the fashionable affairs of the early I 1927 season. Mrs. Otis’ bill, filed yesterday, sets forth that Otis struck her and that they separated June 7. It declares Otis receives $200 a month salary from a brokerage firm and has a larger income Defects in the power plant | [f were held responsible for 15.74 per cent, ||l structural defects 4.47 per cent and the his parents. derslung pipe into diplomatic circles in London, Joseph P. Cot- ton, the new Undersecretary of State, has been introducing his corncob pipe into the depart- ment. Mr. Cotton claims to be as much an expert on corncob pipes as Mr. Dawes does on the under- slung variety. He keeps a box in reserve in his office to guard against the ibility of running short if he forgetfully leaves one or two scattered in other offices during the day, and his secretary has standing instructions to have a supply of a popular brand of tobacco always on hand. ‘Thus far, he has always re- membered to lay his corncob aside when called to the office of Sec- retary Stimson. Clerk-Violinist Loaned “Strad.” NEW YORK, June 28 (#).—Gloria Palmer, 16-year-old violinist, who is working as & clerk in order to pay for her musical education, is to be loaned Stradivarius by Rudolph Wurlitzer for Vacatio Time Is Here! Sweaters Scarves Knickers Suits etc. should be cleaned by Footer’s America’s Best Cleaners and Dyers 1332 G St. N.W. Phone Main 2343 1784 Col. Rd. Phone Col. 720 Bring Your Hosiery Repairs to Jelleff’s Goiham Machine 24-hour service Makes invisible repairs on any brand hosiery Jelleff’s wonderful new Knitbac machine uses no thread in repairing runs or snags. It is quick, flawless . . . and reduces your silk mum. stocking cost to the mini- Repairs 25¢ and up Men! We’ll do your Hosiery Darning Gather up your discarded sox . ..and we’ll. mend ‘them so they’ll look like new. Average Darn_15¢ Knitbac Repair Shop—Downstairs Store I JELLEFPF’S ¢ F Streer | S T, i S SN, ST [, e, S, S, g, TN N N N et Nas s s i~ Made in France . “Deauville” . . . for America’s beaches . . . $g-50 ™ Built over American lasts All white kid . . . exquisitely fashioned with toe inset of interwoven narrow strips. One strap . . . Cuban Heel. No smarter shoe for all Fourth sportswear! Beach Clogs 5 Enameled green, red, blue. Silver kid strap trim. High or low heel. Bathing Slippers, 89 Toyo Beach Sets, $8.50 Shoes and handbag to match . .. checked brown- and-white. . .blue-, red-, or green-with-white, Shoe Shop Street Floor SELLEFE'S ¢ F Streer S Paris Youth Knows Smart Things for the Fourth Aren’t Costly at Jelleff’s “Deauville has its beach . . . Le Touquet its golf . . .” but only We have THE GLORIOUS FOURTH! What to do? Swim, Golf, Dance the whole day thru. Where to go? What to wear? Makes little difference just so tomorrow we head straight for Jelleff’s ... where 8 Dress Shops, 4 Coat Shops present every new fashion attractively priced ... specialized styles for Juniors, Misses, Women, Larger Women . .. grouped according to price. Then to the sports floor,.the Fourth . ..and down to the First, with its fash- ion aisles of lovely new things to complete the ensemble. A glance thru this page shows how little it costs at Jelleff’s! First time at this price! Effa Blanche Silk Slips $3.95 Famous for their marvelous fit . at the hipline, good full cut and fine detail of making. These newest are heavy crepe de chine, Valenciennes lace top —or tai- lored, with feather stitching. Pleats at sides. Flesh and white. Exclusive with Jelleff’s. Suntan Back Slips, $3 Grey Shops—Second Floor Dancing thru with Effa Blanche Dance Sets 33.95 Georgette and crepe de chine, trimmed with cream Alencon laces and fine net footing . .. the little step-in with matching bandeau. Flesh or white. Sizes Glorious colors mingle in new silk A special purchase . . . just in time to tuck one into the week end bag for the Fourth. Hand- blocked radium silk . . . in a glory of modern design and color . . . pipings and the side tie in blending tone. Grey Shops—Second Floor new shipment these very popular “Somersets” Th Shierts ‘1 $1 The \ Shorts Clever little sports undies of knitted cotton (like men’s under- sets) in lovely pastels, easy to launder. . .cool, comfy, absorb- ing perspiration. Short pantie, fitted sateen yoke, buttoning at side. Peach, pink, maize, white, light blue. . .sizes 30 to 38....$1 Shirts to match. ..crew neck or suntan back...30 to 38.......$1 Grey Shops—Second Floor Diversify your Ensemble Dress, .add fresh Sleeveless Blouses $ 5.90 Georgette or crepe with ruffles or tailored jabot. Cool and sum- mery...washable, V ‘or round neck. White, eggshell, pastels. 32 to 42. Blouse Shop—Fourth Floor for the Fourth this cool little Net Girdle 5 The popular Vagabond Sash, side hook, by Dorothy Bickum. Triple net . . . cool, firm, durable . . . with elastic side section and two pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 27 to 30. Exclusive with Jelleff's. Bandit Brassiere to match, suntan back, one hook ; sizes 32 to 36. $1. Grey Sheps—Second Floor the smartest young things will wear Shantung Ensembles Printed or plain jacket with frocks to match . . . for $ sisrs Bt Misses ... for Juniors Jelleff’s tomorrow. Smart as the smart young things who wear them . . . gay as the holiday! Jackets are finger-tip or 34 length . . . dresses one or two piece style. Belts, buttons, stitching, clever pockets. In fashionable eggshell, maize, white, flesh, orchid, green . . . washable, too! Sizes 11 to 19, 12 to 20. Misses’ and Juniors’ Shop—Third Floor Rushed From New York! Special Purchase! Juniors’ Sleeveless Dresses Silk Pique . . . Silk Crepe . . . Crepe Prints , . . Novelty Silks . . . one and two-piece modes . . . all-round pleated skirts . . . smart jabots, flares, le Very Special belts. White, flesh, coral, orchid, nile, powder blue. Sizes 11 to 19. More than half sold at $16.50. _for the happy starlit hours smart youth wears Evening Frocks that will flutter and swirl to the music of holiday dance ...for Misses 14 to 20. Nothing more lovely in fashion for roof gar- den dinner and dance. Exquisite Satin Moire, Chiffon. ..or satin...Taffeta, youth’s own choice...or Point D’Esprit, “the stuff that dreams are made of!” Showing the new Princess silhouette...the molded hipline... the deep dips and drapes at side and back. the flares that sway the mode of Summer, '29. With flowers. ..or pins...or bows... : W hite, Orchid, Nile, Flesh, Maize, Blue Sizes 12 to 20 Misses’ Frock Shop—Third Floor $39.50 Freshly Unpacked for picnicking . . . for sunning Cotton Frocks $55.95 9 groups of best sellers for active sports Tennis Frocks 15 our regular $16.50 Silk Dresses Makes you think of a world of good times you can have over the /Fourth just to look at them! Polka dot jacket frocks ... gay little Piques in sunback styles for tennis... Washable crepes . . . those “naughty nauti- cal”’ types .°. . with young circular skirts . or pleats . . . but- tons ... bows ... Just such frocks as you'll see everywhere ... on bus trip or trolley . .. in motor . .. on deck! 100 Solid Color Voile 100 Cotton Prints 75 Printed Handkerchief Linen 100 Solid Color Handkerchief Linen You'll need several! Sleeveless or long sleeved . . . plenty of sunbacks, too. Charm- ing color combinations .+ . blue, green, rose, maize, orchid, plenty of white. Sizes 14 to 44. Cotton Frock Shop Fourth Floor Sports Shop—Fourth Floor for a glorious Swim and Sunburn Sunback Bathing Suits 56 $6-50 The famous Jantzen Swim Suit . . . in demand for smart beaches from coast to coast. ‘Australian yarn . .. durable, elastic . . . perfect fitting . . . fashion right. In brilhant green, blue, maize, navy, or black . . . solid color . . . or topped with diagonal stripes, New Modernistic Silk Beach Suits Daring and conservative types in satin . . . crepe . . . pussy willow. With Trnn\q, $16.50 Without Trunks, $8.50 Separate Trunks, $3.95 Sports Shop—Fourth Floor in smart solid colors with gay blazer stripes A Safe Fourth in Jelleff’s Fur Storage! Not a minute to lose in insuring those Fur and Cloth Coats for a Safe Fourth in Jelleff's Fur Storage! Call Metropolitan 0300. Be sure to have one of these Fabric Bags Embroidered crepe Embroidered Linen Dots and Prints Shantung Tapestry Embroidered Moire Printed Linen Quilted Silk Rodier Fabrics The right bags to complete those 3 smart cotton and sportsilk frocks. P o u c h, backstrap, tapestry, envelope types, smart wood frame bags included. Ex- ceptional lining. Handbag Shop—Street Floor the very smartest Jewelry Fashions Cork with color $1'95 s tPeafls . fl *Pearls with Crystal. . . Gala'lith; featuring the new brown § ...Carved Ivory with 'l colors...W ood and¥y Galalith, tri-color . . Bakelite-and-co lor e d stones. Featuring a Special Jelleff Importation FRENCH PEARLS*, in soft ¥ pastels. ..orchid, green, suntan, \. & creamy white, dusty $1.95 blue...French metal clasp. (*Simulated) Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Special travel sizes Fine Toiletries R. Louis Travel Set, “in the Jade Green Box” . . . cleansing cream, tissue cream, basic cream, face powder, skin tonic, spe- cial astringent, rouge, cleansing tissues. 8 toiletries 57,50 complete Arden’s Protecta Cream for sea or sun. $3. Cleansing Tissues, travel package. 50c. Toiletries Shop—Street Floor Travel thru the holiday with Silk Stockings , $ 1 95 3 Pairs, $5.70 Sheer and service weights —for active sports —spectator sports —travel wear —French heels —square heels —pointed heels —double pointed $2 50 8 Pairs, $7.35 Exquisite Chiffon, for dancing picot tops French heels Lace clocks Gold tip tops 100% pure silk top to toe...i all the smart color tones... turing the famous Gold Stripe garter-run protection. Hosiery Shop—Street Floor. Also on sale in Jelleff's Gold Stripe Shop at 1013 Connecticut Ave- nue, in Stoneleigh Courts. Sunburn and Be Smart in a Barehead Scarf, $3 Like a gypsy, youth ties this new scarf on her head and tucks it in, to fashion a tur- ban! Hand-painted crepe de chine in five colors! $3. Also a Shoulder Triangle to Match at $3