Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1930, Page 21

ARLINGTONCITIZENS FAVOR D. C. BALLOT Federation Indorses All Ef- forts of Local Residents to Obtain Right. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. LYON PARK, Va., May 7.—The Ar- lington County Civic Federation, in monthly session here last night, unant- mously adopted a resolution indorsing :}l.}s ef‘l‘og:a ;lowflbel.ng’mldhe to secure . T of suffrage for the people of the District of Columbia, 2 The resolution was prepared by the executive committee of the federation and offered to the meeting by Harry A. Fellows, chairman. ‘The text of the resolution follows: “Whereas the residents of the District of Columbia have been denied the right of suffrage and are without representa- tion in the Congress of the United States and in the electoral college; and “Whereas Congress is without the power to grant to the people of the Dis- trict of Columbia those privileges of free citizenship; and “Whereas a resolution is now pend- ing in Congress to amend the Consti- n:‘ndmn and grant Congress this power; . & “Whereas it is the opinion of the Ar- lington County Civic Federation that the condition in which the people of the District of Columbia now find themselves is Tepugnant to the prinei- mei for which our forefathers contended the war with England; “Now, therefore, be it resolved, That Children Offered Buttons for Study In Saving Dogwood Gratifying childish pride in wearing special buttons of merit, the Wildflower Preservation So- clety is giving to each child in the public schools who receives instruction this Spring in preser- vation of the flowering d a little button with a picture of a single dogwood flower, in colors. Thousands of children, both white and colored, are receiving instructions in the public schools in their nature study courses, Gloss q: washable hite/ On the Courts... the Arlington County Civic Federation heartily indorse all efforts which are now being made to secure the right of sul to the people of the District of Columbia.” Coples of the resolution were ordered sent to the Federation of Citizens’ As- soclations of the District of Columbia, the Montgomery County Civic Federa- tion, the Interfederation Conference and Representative R. Walton Moore. VIEWS OF NATIONAL D. A.R. « ON WORLD COURT RAPPED Banta Cruz Chapter Protests Oppo- sition to American Participation in International Tribunal. By the Assoclated Press. SANTA CRUZ, Calif, May 7.—A resolution adopted by the Santa Cruz Chapter of the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution protesting against the attitude of the National D. A. R. in op- posing American participation in the ‘World Court was forwarded today to the parent organization and all other chapters in the United States. The resolution, adopted last night, criticized the attitude of the D. A. R. as “in a high degree militaristic and cpposed to that world consciousness which this chapter feels can alone bring about security and lasting peace.” A resolution disapproving rolmul activity by the D. A. R. also was adopted. Six-Gear Auto in France. A_six-gear automobile has appeared in Prance, and apparently is finding favor. An electric device connected to & back-axle gear box supplies the three extra gears to a car having the usual Yhree-speed gear box. A control lever, placed next to the. steering wheel, is us® to alter the gear ratio. 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The glass buttons will help, too, because-you know they are smart ..... $I6~50 rONEiE S\ NI SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. IE! Teeing off...in a Jane Wandl knitted three- piece suit of pastel and white zephyr— means a good game .516-50 Looking on—4 tailored crepe frock with Ascot tie assures you of look- ing smart to the 18th hole ceeeeen 28 SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. On horseback...a colored linen habit is new—with sleeveless coat in green— the breeches natural —and the tie matching in shantung. Habit 519-50 Tie, $1.50 Shirts, $1.95 women take their spectator sports seriously—and view important events in such frocks as this one of SRR $39.50 L7 SoAn v Srorrswear, THmMD FLOOR. Flat Crepe Chemise, $2:25 Lace-trimmed and tailored styles of flat crepe; in pastel shades; sizes 34 to 44. Silk Step-ins and Panties, $2:95 Of pure-dye crepe de chine and radium silk; many with fitted yoke; white and pastels. . - Pure-dye Silk Gowns, $4-95 *' "' Princesse and straightline styles, trimmed with tinted laces; pastels; sizes 15 to 17, Silk Costume Slips, $295, $3.95, $4.95 Of pure-dye washable crepe, in tailored and fitted styles, trimmed with lace or plain. S1LK UNDERWEAR AND COSTUME Sr1ps, THIRD FLOOR. On the Links.. Ve B Dorothy Gray’s New “Skyscraper” Smart from morning till night in Printed Afternoon Frocks $42.50 PRINTS Compact, *3 The skyline of New York at night inspired this slim, silver metal compact with deep blue ground. It is a modern come pact, holding the essentials for Chanel started this smart fash- ion of new flower prints that trail up on the yoke cut-out and appliqued —and a very smart vogue it is, too. Seen in this delectable frock with jack- et that boasts of both a cape make-up for the modern girl and woman. 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Other Printed Suit-Frocks for Women and Misses, $25 to $39.50 Printed Evening Frocks 135 for Women and Misses, $25 to $42.50 For Little and Larger Women Slim young girls, who have never worn girdles before, find this just the ‘pe garment they want—and th-n marvel that they ever t ought of going without one. And, it is so essential this season for the new fashions to have a founda- tion garment. It is of all elas- This classic chiffon gown, slim, long and trailing with a charm- ing print and a pastel back- ground—the smartest for Sum- mer. This is but one of a large collection that shows printed frocks—demure, gay 'and with Victorian capes— perky pep- tic — imported, in fact, from Y/, England—and designed to fit Y] perfectly. Sizes 25 to 30 These Are Important Mc Silk, Cotton and Knitted Undies Corsets, THIRD FLOOR. Philippine Gowns, 95¢ and $1:35 Of fine nainsook, beautifully handmade and hand-em- broidered; round, vee and square necklines. Broadcloth Pajamas, $1.95 Of printed broadcloth—these pajamas may be had with vee and round necklines. Panties, Chemise, Bloomers, Combinations, 95¢ Of rayon—these undies—are well made. The combina- tion has brassiere top; banded or bloomer leg. Kayser Marvel-Fit Union Suits, 85¢ Well reinforced*#tle, with snug-fitting legs. Bandeau and Pantie Sets, 85¢ Of printed broadcloth and dimity—for sports. KNITTED AND COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD F'LOOR. lums and many others. Other Printed Evening Frocks O\ Dresses, TrmD F1LOOR. y Selling Values Two Hosiery Values Chiffon Silk Hose $1.65 These—already excellent values at their . regular price—have been lowered for this special selling. They are known for their fine and sheer weave, picot top, slender heel and French open ‘clocks. New - shades. . Picot-top Hose, $1:25 Seldom does one find all-silk chiffon hose with plait- ed sole (that insures long wear) and with dainty picot tops at this price. The narrow French heel gives a slender ankle and the sheer, even weave is especially desirable. In Summer shades. Horrery, AIsLE 19, FiRst FLOOR. for Women and Misses, $29.50 to $42.50