Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1930, Page 22

5K IPROVENENT O SCHOOLGROUND Chevy Chase Citizens Urge Action Be Taken by Dis- trict Officials. Improvement of the surroundings of the playground at Forty-first and Liv- ingston streets will be requested of the District Commisisoners, according to action taken by the Chevy Chase Citi- gens' Association, meeting in the E. V. Brown School, Connecticut avenue and McKinley street, last night. H. V. Schreiber, chalrman of the safety com- mittee, was directed to take the matter up with District officials. A resolution was adopted protesting inst the presence at the playgrounds Tyoums who use obscene language, and the police will be asked to put a stop to it. The association was addressed by | Conrad L. Wirth, landscape architect of the National Capital Park and Plan- ning Commission, who outlined with lantern slides the planning and devel- opment of Washington from the draw- of plans by L'Enfant up to the present time. He described proposals of the commission for the improve-| ment of the Chevy Chase area, which included planting of trees and shrub- bery and the laying of a sidewalk at the playground at Forty-first and Liv- | ingston_streets: development of Chevy | Chase Circle and the proposed monu- mental gateway to Washington at Wis- consin and Western avenues and Mili- | tary road at the District line. ‘Announcement was made of the ap- pointment of Lawrence Turvile as chairman and Charles V. Grimes as| vice chairman of the committee on lo- | cal merchants. | New members elected were A. G.| Bruce, Audley Savage, A. B. Smith, L.| H. Sutton, W. Cheney, P. A. Davis, Dr. E. D. Leifer, B. Bell, Herbert R. Snoke, Charles H. Jumper, Caleb Powers, Charles V. Imlay, John Tucker, jr.; George D. Warner, Edwin Golden, J.| L. du Plef, John J. Grolig and Mrs. | Mabel M. Davison. Arthur Adelman, president of the as- sociation, presided. . $1 Dress, 50-Cent Hat Sale Rush Quieted By Police Reserves By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 20.—A Ja- maica, Long Island, store adver- tised dresses at $1 and hats at 50 cents Tuesday. Result: Police reserves were called out to control several thousand ex- cited women. One policeman was pushed through a plate glass win- dow. The bluecoats finally con- trolled the situation by allowing the women to enter the store 20 at a time. Tells How to Increase Army. LONDON, March 20 (#)—One M. P. knows how to increase the army—put the recruits all in kilts and they will attract the favorable eve of youth. He 80 remarked in the House of Commons during discussion of the decline in re- cruiting. hilipsborn EELEVENTH ST - BETWEEN A Trim Oxford of Mat or Parchment Kid for the Tailleur 850 THE EVENING,;. STAR, WASHINGTON, LAVARRE MUST FACE CHARGE OF CONTEMPT | Publisher Loses Fight Against Proceedings to Have Him Removed to Georgia. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 20.— William | Lavarre, southern newspaper publisher, | yesterday lost his fight against proceed- | ings to have him removed to the Fed- | eral courts in Georgia to face a chll'le’ of criminal contempt of court. The! decision that he must return to the | South was made by United States Com- missioner Francis A. O'Neill, before whom several hearings have been held. ‘The criminal contempt charge was made out against Lavarre by Judge Bascomb S. Deaver, Federal judge at Macon, Ga., and grew out of the re- celvership of the chain of newspapers FaG Shoes of such loveliness—of such fine craftsmanship—so carefully de- tailed with turn soles, are a FIND at $8.50 and seldom, if ever, dupli- "favarre ‘and Harold Hall purc] with funds gwlhd by the Intern: Lavarre is aileged to have barred J. T. Webb, jr., receiver appointed by the from the offices of the Co- the voting power of stock turned over to Webb. He was arrested here nearly a month ago while on a business trip and has been free under $7,500 bail. C. B. Ruskay, Lavarre's attorney, in- D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930. icated that he would start habess corpus proceedings, declaring that the charges brought against the publisher by Judge Deaver did not eonstitute criminal contempt of coturt, — i s Black Reaches Hongkong. HONGKONO, Mareh 30 (#).—Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, artived here yesterday from Hanel, French Indo China. He i fiying fron Oro; - land, o Toklo, | P e —and featured at our Super Value price of hilipsborn | ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN FaG A New Straw to Thrill Youthful Misses and Women BAKUETTE Beige Claire, Corinthian Green, San Marco, Fleet Blue, Grey and plenty of Black. Customers are thrilled with the selections . . . the smartness of the new Philipsborn Coats. Philipsborn ELEVENTH ST. — BETWEEN F &G Brilliant Pre-Easter Assemblage New Coat Fashions Featured Friday Moderately Priced $39.50 - All the big favorites of this new season of newness . . . priced well within everybody’s bud- get. These are the leaders in the busy $39.50 Coat Selling . .. the cape coat . . .furred ... or furless the little all-black silk tailored coat the cape coat . .. plain . . . scalloped ... tiered . the “dressmaker” type with ripply jabot the 'softly furred dressy type coat* the directoire rever coat with broadtail the very-smart black-with-white-fur the upstanding fur-collar—the soft pouch Philipsborn Coat Shop—Third Floor cated for less than several dollars more, AMERICAN ART EXHIBIT. Bwedish Royalty Present at Open-. ing of Display. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 20 (#)—The American art exhibition at the Academy of Art was officially open- ed Saturday by the minister of educa- tion, Prof. Claes Lindskog, in the pres- ence of the crown prince, Prince Eu- gene, diplomats and painters. “American art as we meet it here” | said Prof. Lindskog, “is rich and free from sometimes too heavy traditions full of powerful ideas of proud and original culture. “I am sure that the exhibition will give our Swedish art pulse. Sweden is grateful to be the first state of Europe to receive an American art exhibition of this high standing.” MEXICO FI.GHTS IAZZ Town in Guanajuato Opposes Amer- i¢an Music and Habits. MEXICO CITY, March 20 (P).—A | dispatch to El Universal Grafico from | Leon, Guanajuato, yesterday said that | Smart Step-in Pump of Tormed there to stop the playing of o e 850 n music and to check the | Philipsborn . . . Shoe Shop For the Sports Costume— This Beige Clair Kid Pump — Trimmed -With Sun Tan Kid D We're convinced that the “Straw Vote” will be for “Bak- uette” once you see this soft, pliable straw braid—looks like Baku, but much lower in price, ‘and the many smart styles— off-the-face or brimmed or close fitting—we feature at $5. Philipsborn Hat Shop—Fourth Floor Dainty One-strap of Sun Tan, Eggshell or Mat Kid 8.50 tricolaine . . . wool crepes . . . silk failles . . . silk crepes ... The New ways to ““i mon- key . . . galapin ... . squirrel . . . broad- tail . .. fitch .. . The New ‘blues . . . black .. . tan...navy.. sizes 12 to 4. Prince of Wales Tie, PFashioned of Beige Clair Kid Wlthl:!‘;m Tan Kid 850 DULIN & MARTIN conomies FURNITURE Clearance of odd pieces and discontinued items at Bargain Prices. A4 few typical values | as follows: il ‘ | | 195 America invasion of other American customs. ‘The committee, it was said, would first try to rid n of American talk- | ing machines, at the same time asking theater orchestras to quit playing | American tunes. The program also; contemplates stopping the custom of | going bareheaded in the streets. ’ Fashion and Combination Walnut Dining Room Suite of 10 pieces—Extension Table, the New Buffet, Server, China Cabinet and 6 Chairs. Was §295. Walnut Dining Room Suite of 10 ‘ “DOt” FrOCkS pieces—Extension Table, Buffet, | | ?;;ger, China and 6 Chairs. Was #395 150 $42.50 $29-50 $3 7.50 80 $42-50 $12.50 $37.50 Featured in Our Marvelous Showing of Pin Money Dresses Friday ¢ « » $15 Sheer dots, crepe dots . . . large dots, small dots, medium size dots 1l Fashion’s gone “dotty.” Smartly, sensibly, youthfully dotty. Polka Dot Chiffons with deb sleeves (shown) Pin Dot Crepes with “Greek border” collar Little Silk Suits with polka dot “blouses” (shown) Pin Dot Chiffons with soft pleated jabots Dotted Frock Ensembles, long coat, solid color Also at $15 Friday Hundreds of new Chiffon Cocktail Frocks . . . Flowered Chiffon . . . Printed Crepes . . . Flat Crepes . . . Lace Dresses . . . Georgettes ... for every daytime occasion! Sizes 12 to 46. Philipsborn—Pin Money Frock Shop—Second Floor Empire Love Seat decorated and up- holstered in green antique velour. Was $215. Maple Dresser. Antique shaded fin- ish, Was $62.50. : Pier Cabinet, Beechwood. French Provincial. Was §40. Odd Side-board. finish. Was $52.50. Antique Maple Real Values! Duncan Phyfe Love Seat. Solid Ma- ho[-!ly frame. Large single down cushion, upholstered in antique green figured damask. Was $210. Poudre and Bench of Beechwood. French Provincial. Two pieces. Were $117.50. %15 Chair. Colonial reproduction. Upe holstered in yellow . glazed chintz. Slightly soiled. Was $85. While They Last Friday Morning 60 Dresses for Women and Misses. Spring 1930 Chair. Bedroom. Upholstered in Printed Crepes, Flat Crepes, Jerseys, Nets, even 5 blue chintz. Slightly soiled. Was Satin Evening Frocks . . . types for street, afternoon. $25. evelling, while they lagte. . <. . 0ol diid do e i NEW STRAW HATS —A charming collection that will fulfill every promise of style and Man’s Pulloup Chair covered in green tapestry. Was §49.50. (8ECOND FLOOR) LINOLEUMS An extensive display of Inlaid Linoleums in unusual and appealing patterns is a feature of our Domestic Floor Coverings at $1.75 to $3.50 sq. yd. value! Novelty braids . . . solid straws . . Five hundred hats at these low prices. Second Floor., 5 t binati smfr gombinations. 25 Dresses, Prints, Dots, Solid Colors 4 35 Dresses, Prints, Chiffons, Laces, Flat Crepes, Woolens. $28 5 Furred Dress Coats, sizes 14, 40, 44, 43V, 45V, : .8 Furred Dress Coats, sizes 14, 16, 38, 40, 42 Honey Beige Linen Blue Pastoral Firebrand Hula Brown High-Type Fyr Coats Sealines . . . Silver Muskrat . . . Natural Brown Muskrat . . . sizes 14 to 42.. 3 Fur Coats, 2 size 16; 1—1 & Knitted Dresses, Suits Rayon Bloomers and Vests, broken sizes; garment ; 24 Blouses, mostly satin, crepe de chine $1.89, $3.95, $7.95 19 Handbags, antelope, calf.. 100 (THIRD PLOOR) DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticitt Ave. ana l” PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance