Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1930, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JUNE samane=i| | Gte PALAIS ROYAL | | ed Summer Frocks, Hats & Accessories! Deccasion Frocks Printed Chiffons ® Handkerchief Linens Embroidered Chiffons ses and their mothers may select a Sum- k for almost any occasion. 3 ts and general wear. Some of the most ith flowered Shantung coats, the natural dainty handkerchief linens with hemstitch- d cuffs mmer evening dresses. rinted flat crepe ensembles. kets, and polka dots are always in demand. #ses and Women 3—Third Floor "+ Smart Sports Footwear : z and in Other Shoes 6-50 and '7.50 " The proper shoe makes for the success of the whole costume. Nowhere will- you find a more satisfactory selection than in the Shoe Department of the Palais Royal. i This is but one 'of the popular sports styles. There are many others in pumps, ties and straps, of white kid or calf with trim- 3 o ile Nifty . . . @ new perforated ;nmgs of black, brown or reptile in o clever combination of thd eathers. with overlays of brown kid or PALAIS ROYAL—Second Fioor Youw’ll Need Pajamas if You Stay Overnight . . . 2-Pc. Rayon Pajamas 195 Chic, colorful, convenient . . . all of these . .. and so easily tucked into the tiniest corner of your bag . . . for sleeping or lounging on your vacation. Tuck-in and overblouse styles. Extra sizes ... $2.95. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Little Girls and Their Mothers Will Welcome These Specials! - Little Wee Girls’ Frocks 1to 3— 2 to 6 years Dear little frocks of cool voile, crisp dim- ity, quaint prints and broadcloth . . . many with matching panties . . . to keep Miss 1 to 6 sweet as a rose these hot days. Touches of embroidery, hand smocking and appliques . . . some all handmade. The cunningest styles . . . lots with the new short-waisted effect, many with sashes, all perfectly sweet! Girls’ All-Wool Big Girls’ Bathing Suits 7 to 14—Frocks 195 1.69 rever you go, or stay . . . Here's where lots of the capes you w‘!‘l: daughter will want to live see tearing through the parks at night E.’ a bathing suit . . . s0 let her "Sn&‘?"’é?‘.,mfi."“v'aa“"’*% : the 3 have at least two . . . snug one- T2 tnis group. . .al with | saucy eir- 2 plece styles in red, blue or green cular skirts, and other details that ... are inexpensive at this price. rove these frocks are popular with Bizes 7 to 14 years. ® rhe young ladies. . PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Silk and Chiffon , Frocks and Ensembles .95 For Misses, Little Women and Larger Women Frocks for almost every Summer occasion. o There's the fluffy chiffon with the smart little velvet jacket; a silk marquisette with a butterfly cape; another with a jaunty little bolero jacket, and one with scalloped cape and puffed sleeves. There are dark silk ensembles and the tailored jacquard silk ensembles; the always popular white and black frocks, and a splendid assortment of white. You'll be delighted with the more tailored models, too, of wash silk shirtings, with self stripes, some with monograms in red and red leather belts; good lines and smart little touches. And we've sketched a Shantung jacket frock that just arrived yesterday! These are the dresses that solve the inevitable Summer problem of what to wear—to dance in, to dine in—atop the roofs—for afternoon or evening. ; The pictures do not half tell the story. Come in and see them for yourself.” Just Arrived! 27, 1930. 1.Gallon Tourist Jugs, $1 Will keep liquid or food hot or cold. Green enamel, finish with aluminum cap and stopper . Cork insula- tion with flint glass lining. PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor More of Those Monogram Toyo Panamas The NwéWonderbilt" : !.50 $13.50 A Trunkful in a Handful! Tolfe doee S e D it An.other great shipment of these youthful, A Dets ot aeh .+ Thie mon chic hats, to meet the demand of enthusiastic ST Bivent tevricoid, o mable: shoppers who snapped up the first lot! PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor They're of white toyo panama, with trick little snap brims, trimmed with a band of black, brown or navy grosgrain ribbon . . . and an embroidered monogram of your initial . . . which we will sew on free of charge. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Hot Weather Special! The Saturday 1,000 Boxes of | , Swim Shop Special the well known $4.95 and $5.95 $1.00 TRE-JUR || s . Bath Powder || Bathing Suits Fragrant odeurs, in boxes colored | & 3 .95 to match the most favored bath room shades. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor A freag array of wool suits that are very, very becoming. e and two piece styles, with regula- tion and sun backs ...solid colors. .. plain trunks and striped shirt . . , novelty trimmings . .. in black, navy, green, blue, orange, red and two - tone effects. Sizes 34 to 46 Py | Al Even Little Lads 2 to 6 Have PAGE Pt 2-Trousers “The Cotton Pickers” are all coming here to pick Smart Cotton Frocks - For Vacation Sl Grouped at these . popular prices 195 2.9 5.95 Whether you are looking for voiles or piques .-. . sports frocks . . . street ensembles . . . or after- noon dresses ... whether you are 16 or 60 . . . here’s where you’ll find the smart vogue of cotton at its most varied! Prints are featured at every price! Pastels and white are present in quan- tities ! Plenty with match- ing or contrasting jackets! Sizes collectively ... . 16 t020. .. 36 to 52. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor . | Come to the “Swim.Shop” for Smart Beach and Bathing Togs Suits, 1,59 | : wersememeperas Beach Accessories...Gay...Smart of “Mothers a: ns.” cool sleeveless blouse and TWO pairs of i alhdie 8 nts . . . not just alike, either, but Thriftily Priced! n two different colors. We can’t it in to ggcx;llbe th: txmmy !:lca I Beach Coats and Capes color combinations, but we show | ygu a nns E]roo,a‘%lnth wng nn}m: | Beach Overalls and Pajamas. . “trou” and blue “trou” and a w! I blouse trimmed with the striped | Terry Cloth Beach Squares., material. i Beach Bags......,.... §in'els BEaelNCIogs. ... .ccvcauivai +v..$1.29 and $3.95 Rubber Bathing Shoes. ....69c to $2.95 Bathing Caps. .. ....25c to $1 Bathing Belts, rubber or canvas. Rubber Triangles PALAIS ROYAL—Third Ploor 't PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor B9 OF PREST GUAR * ASKEDOF CRAVES Colored Ministers’ Alllance Urges Alabama Governor to Protect Him. The executive committee of the Min- isters' Interdenominational Alliance of Washington and vicinity, a group rep- resenting the colored pastors of all de- nominations in the Washington area, forwarded a letter to Gov. Bibb Graves of Alabama yesterday, urging the execu~ tive to “insure protection” to sentative Oscar De Priest when the col- ored member of Congress from Illinols visits that State in the near future, Rev. Robert W. Brooks, pastor of the Lincoln Congregational Temple, who is president of the alllance, announced that copies of the letter would be fore warded to the mayor of Birmingham and to Speaker Longworth of the House of Representatives. The phraseology of the letter was agreed upon by the ex- ecutive committee at a mesting this morning. The text was announced by Rev. Mr. Brooks as follows: “The Ministers' Interdenominational Alliance of Was| n, D. C, and vi- cinity vied#s with alarm the un-Amerie can attitude exhibited by certain citi= zens of Alabama, in and about Birming. ham, in the burning of the ot Representative Oscar De Priest of Il nois on the evening of June 20 and the velled threat sent him by telegraph. “In tfle l{\umt of chrhmm.m” and as loyal citizens we are ap) you as the chief executive of that State to insure protection to Mr. De Priest, both as a loyal American and also & Representative of the United States, since his mission to the State of his birth is a peaceful one.” o AIRWAYS TO RECEIVE NEW WEATHER SERVICE Bureau Prepares to Provide Regu~ lar Reports Covering 13,000 Miles of Aviation Area. By the Associated Press. wlfl‘"‘mf‘mlfldlv’- ation, the Weather Bureau is prepar to provide regular weather reports %‘veflnzp -ppruxxmly 13,000 miles of rways. Shortly after July 1, Weather Bureau officials said today, these reports will provide sufficient detail to meet all the existing needs of aviation. On about 8,000 miles of airways, teletype lines will ide 24-hour ‘The bureau plans the establishment of observation from pilot balloons at several additional stations, including Albuquerque, N. M.; Cincinnati, Dallas and Del Rio, Tex.; Nev, and North Platte, Nebr. Pilot balloons will m “'kuwmrd at Nome and Fairbanks, a. The service in the Hawalian Islandg will include a chain of interisland sta= tions, from which reports will be transe mitted by radio to Honolulu. GIRL WEDS 15 MINUTES AFTER REACHING SYDNEY, Americans Record Swiftest Mare riage on Record in Australia ‘When Girl Meets Fiance. By the Assoclated Press. SYDNEY, Australia, June 27.— An American bride figured in the swiftest marriage on record in Australia. Pifteen minutes after she landed at Sidney, Miss Elvise Braley of Akrol Ohio, was married in a waterfron church to Paul Sealords, an executive of the Goodyear Tire Co. in Australia, Sealords, whose home is in Akron, has been in Australia several years. Pshaehs A |LONDON CHEERS PRINCESS Thousands Hail Japanese Couple in State Procession. LONDON, June 27 (#).—Londoners have taken the petite, smiling Princess Takamatsu to their hearts. Citizens lined the streets in thousands today and cheered heartily as the Japa~ nese prince and princess, with the Duke of Gloucester, drove in a state proces sion from Buckingham Palace to Mane slon House with an escort of Life Guards. . . TORONTO MAGNATE DIES Pefg Howland, 73, Had Risen From Office Boy to Bank Head. TORONTO, Ontario, July 27 — Peleg Howland, who rose from office to president of the Imperisl Bank of Canada, died suddenly at his home here |last night. He was 73 years old. He was one of the most powerful figures in | the financial and business life of the Dominion. . Capital Autoist Hurt, By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. LAUREL, Md., June 27.—William | Brown, 23 years old, 1400 block of Park _ road, Washington, was treated at Emer- gency Hospital today for head injuries | Sald to have been sustained in an au- tomobile accident on the Baltimore boulevard early this morning. After treatment at the hospital, the man went home. State police said.they had no report on the accident. BACKHOME| EXCURSION Southern Railway System JULY 2nd Principal Cities in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana Final Limit July 22d Greatly Reduced Fares Excellent Thru Train Service For tickets, reservations, infor- mation, call on City Ticket Agent, McPherson Square, 15th & K Sts. " N.W., or Union Station. S. E. Burgess, D. P. A. Southern Railway System