Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 16

BRITISH ELECTION ' DATE IS UNGERTAIN Lobby Expert Guesses Divid- ed Between November and Next Spring. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 30.—Lobby experts at the House of Commons are about equal- 1y divided in forecasting the date of the coming general election. One section is certain it will come in November—the ?mersequflly certain it won't happen before Spring. A cabinet minister, ‘h!n asked which date he favored, replied ‘Safety first—I intend to be ready in November.” At a rtecent meeting of the Labor party the prime minister mentioned the possibility of a general election toward the end of the year. Since that remark his government came within two votes of being defeated. Many observers feel that a general election will be a genuine probability as soon as the new register of voters comes into operation the middle of Oc- tober. Two important events come in Oc- tober, the Imperial Conference and the Indian Round Table Conference. No matter how the Conservative party may regret that the Imperial conference will be in the hands of the Socialist government, the opportunity for avolding that contingency through a general election seems to have slip- ped by. No responsible party leader wants to make a political rty ques- tion out of the Indian situation nor in- terfere with the Round Table Confer- ence by forcing a general election. But there are many other reasons for an early election. The continued growth of unemployment under the present administration almost forces Ramsay MacDonald to ask for the country's verdict on his efforts. The government’s majority in the House of | Commons on this issue has been re- duced to 29. To complicate matters three. distinct groups within the Labor party itself are each putting forward different plans for solving the unem- ployment evil. ‘The voters will 'have a plethora of plans to choose from when the pro- posals of Lloyd George's Liberals and Stanley Baldwin's Conservatives are added to those of the Labor party. Seek Arab-Jew Settlement. _ JERUSALEM, July 30 (#).—The gov- ernment has undertaken new negotia- tions in an effort to reach a settlement of the Wailing Wall controversy be- tween the Jews and the Arabs. Influ- ential private persons on both sides also are endeavoring to mediate the dis- ute. Efforts thus far, however, have n unsuccessful. The Wailing Wall Commission announced before ending its recent hearings that it would be ready to accept proposals for a volun- tary settlement until September Be Cool! Be Calm! Be Dainty! ELIZABETH ARDEN Preparations They'll make life seem so much happier during the Sum- mer months—these cool powders and lotions made by an And they’re practically a necessity to keep a fresh and dainty appearance, Use expert. Dusting Powder So fragrant and fine! So delightfully boxed! With such a big, soft puff! Re- moves every trace of moist- ure and cools the skin, $3 Bath Salts Russian Pine, Nirvana or rose odors. Transforming hard water into a smooth, exhilarating bath that leaves your skin soft and lightly perfumed, $1.78, $3.00, $5.00 Liquid Velva ‘Wonderfully eooling—pat it into your skin after An ideal way to complete DRI iy oiainsnsipintsisinis cecessessscesess..$100 and $2.50 Flizabeth Ardem Section—Street Floor and feel refreshed. in Only at Jelleff’s in Washington | Lasting Dullness. GOIbSIRIPE Silk Stockings —for they’re LACLUSTRE! smart dullness lasts as long as the stockings. Like a wonderfully sheer cobweb—doing nice things to your ankles and looking like a more expensive stocking! And wearing the way of all Gold Stripe stockings—satisfactorily. In the wanted midsummer shades. {WHEN AIRPLANE FALLS ‘Safe and Sane’ Pilot Is Killed in Crash Of Student Aviator By the Associated Press. YOU'NOITOWN Ohio .Yllly 30. —William n, through 13 yean flyln. as “Safe and Sane Bmu,h," was killed here Mo night when Passenger. with & student 2% the Posshaer; & student at stalled and dived from L hd ht of 30 feet. The student, fiyer, Robert Shu- gart, 35, is in a serious condition with fractured legs. BROKER AND PILOT DIE Charles E. Anderton, Jr, and George A. Morgan Victims of Crash. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis., July 30.—A wealthy Los Angeles ‘broker and his pilot were burned to death yesterday afternoon when & new biplane crashed into & marsh near the Madison Airport and burst into flames. Charles E. Anderton, jr., 39, the broker, who had been living temporarily in Chicago, took off with his pilot, George A. Morgan, 25, of St. Paul, early yesterday afternoon en route to Lacrosse, ‘Wis,, and Bt. Paul. Airport officials said the plane left the ground after a short run and started to climb. Suddenly it nosed downward and fell into the marsh half & mile from the field. The plane burst into flames as it struck and the men died strapped in the flaming pyre. Spectators said one of the pair at- tempted to free himself, but slumped in his seat as flames reached him. Fire- men recovered the bodies, which were burned almost beyond recognition. KINGSFORD- SMITH PLANS SOLO HOP TO AUSTRALIA Flight From England Will Be Cheaper and Quicker Way Home, He Explains. By the Associated Press. SOUTHAMPTON, England, July 30.— Wing Comdr. Charles Kingsford-Smith, who recently made a westward crossing | of the Atlantic in his famous lane Southern Cross, announced on the land- ing here yesterday from the United States that he is planning & solo flight from England to Australia. He said he would do it “simply be- cuuse it Ls cheaper and quicker than A!ur visiting Amsterdam for a fort- night on business, he plans to return to England. Then he will prepare for his Australian flight, a journey he already has made by air in the other direction. “My plans are indefinite after that. The only certain thing is my wedding with Mary Powell at Melbourne. We are to be married ‘within about a month after my return.” We have a complete line of Elizabeth Arden toiletries at all times! Talcum Powfler, Delicate and drying—and very popular after bathing in the bathtub or the sea! It is called “Snowdrift’— and is soft and soothing, $1 Noshine It comes in a wee black bottle, but contains “magic”! Put just a little on your nose—just powder over it—and lo—no shine! ur bath our And their Style No. 635— $1-50 Three pairs. .. ..$4.35 Style No, 60— $]-95 Three pairs..eves.....$5.20 o Additional Gold Strive Shop Staneieion Court 1013 Connecticut Avenue THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 1930. Our new type fast elevators will soon take you to the seventh floor & Pure Dye Crepe Silk Undies $ B 95 A wonderful special purchase! Step-ins! Panties! Chemises! Dance Sets! In pure dye crepe de chine, too. Trimmed with Alencon pattern lace or in tailored styles. Flesh, white and peach! Grey Shops—Second Floor Handkerchiefs Street Floor linen. [ J Daffodil Crepe Slips 3 Daffodil Crepe, the exquisite fabric Jelleff’s have featured all Summer. Fitted or tailored. Flesh, tea rose, white and banana heart. Sizes 34 to 42. * @rey Shops—Second Floor Blousettes ecollars. Jewelry Clearance! One or Two of a Kind Pieces 3 Exquisite jewelry regularly selling from $5 to $10—prystal necklaces in several styles and a multitude of colors—com- bined with crystal. Imported necklaces —Patou's straw and bead necklacé— galalith—rhinestones! Unusual at this Price& Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Gloves P wrist,.in white 200 Pieces! Costume Jewelry Different styles—different colors. And most :;\;gunl at this price. Regularly, $1.95 to *Simulated. Jewelry Shop—Street Floor Umbrellas Misses” $19.50 Silk Crepe $5,00 Coats .... Those handy silk coa at every wardrobe needs —cape styles—princess, straight line and belted models. With roll or scarf collars, In black, navy and pastels. Sizes 14 to 20, sflk crepe coats in cape and belted styles. REven transparent velvet eveming wraps! Purple, blue or rose. Orepes and basket weaves in pink, maize, blue, orchid. White coats in crepes and basketweaves. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ $35 and $39.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats Every one & “find!” _With_squirrel, lapin, broadtail, galipan or galyak. Some belted, some caped, some with jabot collars. Flared and straight line styles. Misses’ 335 to ‘45 Coats Muses $59.50 and $69.50 Coats Trimmed with galyak, broadtail or baby kit fox— others with grosgrain ribbon trim. Some with cape sleeves, boleros—beautiful coats at more than a sav- ing! Sizes 14 to 20. $125 and $145 Finest Misses’ Coats. Black cape coat—princess style—the cape edged with pointed fox. Size 18. Black velvet coat—ocape edged with ermine—belted style. Size 16. All black :‘rell coat—flared—belted style with large ‘pou‘e"l;eolhr galyak. Size 18. coat with espe sleeves and 1e. hrr collar of blue fox. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor Green Starella Novelty prints ™ French Regularly, each 25¢ Lawn in pastel shades, with tucked Regularly $1.95 ® Cheney’s Radium Silk Vagabond Sash So cool, smart and useful . . . these summery days . . . trimmed about the edges with pink tulle . . . with side section of elastic in sizes 24 to 30. ’ Grey Shops—Second Floor Each 150 ® Regularly $3.95 Milanese Undies $ 1 95 The same pure dye milanese undies that have sold so well. Step-ins, bandee panties and bloomers. Trim- med with fine embroidered nets and Swiss embroidery. Flesh and rose- leaf, Sizes 34 to 42. Vests to match, $1.75 Grey Shops—Second Floor @ Cool Printed Radium . o Negligees S Draped models that tie becoming- ly at the side,..with contrasting piping around the neck and at the sleeves. Especially nice for travel- ing...now drastically reduced from $7.95. Red, orange, white grounds. Grey Shops—Second Floor Doeskin pull-ins, wrinkling at the Street Floor @ Remnants in Corsets and Brassieres Bandeaux in satin, brocade or novelty silk. Broken sizes. Betulu)y 350 and 500 Size 32, i 7 lul'u arly $10.00. Now 1—Brocade and swami corselette sl 95 in size 32. Regularly $5.. o 4—All-elastic step-in llrd inch lengths. Sizes 30 Regularly $5. Now. Grev_Shops—S 14 and 12 32. 16-rib styles in colored silk—stripes— plain and all-over effects Sirest Fioor Regularly $3.00 and $5.00 Tailored styles, envelopes and pouch models. In plain shades, in smart color combinations. Embroidered Shantung, Embroidered Linen Plain Shantung, Beauvette White Washable Kid, Embroidered Silk Plain Linen, Crepe, Raffia Hondbao Shos—atreet Pioor Women’s $16.50 Summer 88 .25 Coats Unlined silk coats in pastels in basket cloth, line styles. Sizes 36 to 42. blue or h].lck—lhlh and Jabot, cape or straight- Women’s $39.50 Furless Sl 2.50 Coats Oloth or silk and velvet with the slim lines so be- o A M, e et e it Women’s $69.50 to $110 33425 Dress Coats Coats that have been most successful this season—in Black and new blue_with galyak, fox and Russian caracul. Sizes 36 to 4 Women’s $125 10 $173 30 Coats—’Way Down! s62 T T uumotmmmym.mm.mlm Sizes Women’s $29.50 to M9.50$1 4 a5 F um-Trunmed Coats i S S i, e ey LS Black mgg new blue. Sizes ,t'luw ‘4";'":.?: ux/':""; 46% Look! Women’s $45 t .30 $69.50 Coats : ?‘22 Fine kashmir weaves with collars of mole, rlnk or squirrel. Coats you can wear up to late -u-'lfll-lmzdeuoxcum Hon, *In ‘black and 36 to 40 and % 10 48%. ‘'omen’s Coat Shop— 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Paris, emnant Day Winds Up July! Good storekeepmg means good housekeeping . . . and since many of our departments are to move very shortly, tomor- row is going to be a tremendous house-cleaning day! Note the Washington S NewYorh Great shopping days at Jellefs! Expansion Sales in all departments ~—watch the signs! rices cut in half or more . .. then be down early! - Look! Clearance of $16.50 Dresses For A remarkable sale! Jelleff Half-Price Sale of July dresses. able crepes and prints. For women there are jacket frocks, others one-piece, in shantungs, shirting, wash- Dark and light shades. sizes 36 to 44, little women's sizes 3574 to 4174 Women, Larger Women, Misses and Juniors A remarkable saving! A wonderful Women's Larger $8.25 Women's dresses for all daytime wear in printed crepes and cotton voiles. white and pastels. —crepes and chiffons. Some black and navy, also white and pastels. Misses’ frocks in crepes, chiffons—silks— just knock-outs! Sizes 14 to 20. Jumiors', have mostly jacket frocks—shantungs Light and dark shades. Light and dark prints, Sizes 11 to 17. These frocks will hurry out, so hurry in early tomorrow merning! Women's Dress Shops—Second Floor Juniors’ and Misses' Dress Shop—Third Floor Sportswear Less Than Half '$13.50 to $16.50" Blouses f d ?rep::u Su:: $6 75 34 to 42. $8.95 to $16.50 Swetters Mohairs, zephyrs, n'll; ’4"95 and bouclet, lacy weaves, jerseys. Sports Shop—Fourth Floor Juniors Save, Too, on Dresses Juniors’> $18 Afternoon Frocks n‘*xz' tyl ‘With di Y 8l plain styles. lemure leeves—capes and a bolero or two. With flnrlnxv:lim and narrow self belts. Pink, green, blue. Sizes 11 to 17. Juniors’ $25 Afternoon s]- 2.50 Jacket Frocks .. In chiffon, georgette one ready for festive summer engagements. Both short and long coats—lingerie_touches—pleats and flares. In navy, brown, linen blue and black. Sizes 11 to 17. Juniors’ $25 Evening Ex isite things—in organdy, chiffon, net or taffeta. few with tiny ankle-length skirts. Mmy ‘with d.l'n tiered skirts and . peach, green, it the pflm !I- » Junior Miss n'r'm Shop—Thire Floor Look at These Misses’ Dresses! Misses’ $18 Washable Ome 39.00 and Two Piece Frocks. In rajahs and crepes—some with printed jackets over plain frocks—with short aleev.—bunon pleated and askirts. peach, wi maize and neutral. Sizes 14 Io .00 Misses’ $18 Printed Cillol embroidered ba noon styles. With fia narrow bdu A few with crepe jackets over cuflm dre-u- Prints with light backgrounds. Sises 14 to Afternoon Frock ’ 1 2 0 As dainty and summery wu!d wish for—in organdy point d'esprit or chiffon. With demure skirts of ankle length—touches of lace and satin ribbon. Blue, flesh, peach, green, black and white. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ $25.00 Street and 31 2.50 Afternoon Jncket Frocks Crepes and gettes—some with jackets in Ibl S T i il e o ed or flared skirts, “fi m navy, blue and bl-ck. shel 14 'o 20. 31 4.75 Misses’ $29.50 Plain and clusive styles with Printed Crere Frocks...... leeves—cape collars—finely pleated Misses’ $25 Evening and m street and afternoon wear. nr‘la._ short s] touches of hand h(otln. In chartrause, blue, green or rose. Sizes 14 to Misses’ $39.50 Jacket Frocks With three-quarter length coats over matching or contrasting ’hwn—or ‘one-piece dnau- wnh cape collars lnd short or long sleeves. te dresses— with stylés h:: every inch of them! m. navy, rose beige and 3197 Misses’ $39.50 Afternoon Frocks and Ensembles...... ette. With embroidered In chiffons, printed and plain, and saucy capes, peplums and delicately batiste and alencon lace trim. With pleats and flares in {ust the rlfln spou vay, orcl black and white, and blac] Misses’ $43 Dresses ln $2 2.50 Exclusive Styles A group of exguisite frocks for afternoon wear, satin-striped chiffons and Some wm\ mal . BTt owie 4947 of “‘lflfl—b" snd button lue, navy, green, beige, hw:x 829.75 wing skirts—Alencon ite coples of imports. ed. In brown, i, Bl T¢ ko 20 Misses’ $59.50 Afternoen Frocks in Chiffon.... Just three of them! Lovely, lace trim—narrow belts—e: In linen blue, pink or black. Misees’ Frock Zhop—Fhird Fieor D ———————————————— PRICE and less than half! $10.75 Embroid- ered Linen Suits One-piece frocks with 35.00 polka do tted Jackets. 14 to 40. Cotton Frocks Lawn, broad- piane § 95 Sizes cloth, and linen. Sizes 14 to 44. Cotton Frocks Dotted Swiss and $10.00 linen, eyvelet batiste, lawns, dimities, broadcloth. Sizes 14 to Morning Froek Shop Fourth Floor Women’s and Misses® $25. 315 00 to $49.50 Suits, ‘With long ecoats—with shert coats! In two-plece styles! In three-plece styles! Of tweed, covert cloth and twills, Oxford, biue, tan and gray. Sizes 14, to 40. $29.50 to $69.50 Suits.... $2 5'00 Stunning three-plece suits with erepe blouses. Also two and three piece tailored suits in tweed and covert, in sharkskin and ?uket ‘weaves. Blue, oxford, brown ‘Women’s and Misses’ and grey. Saes 1 00 $49.50 to $79.50 Suits.... $39 Such good looking suits! Such an unbelievable low price! With pleated or flared skirts. With fancy crepe blouses. In , telga cloth and coverts— :o'd", one exrmy taflored.’ In blue, black, oxford and Women’s and Misses’ Sutt Shop—Third Floor $29.50 to $39.50 Light Knitted Suits light Summer zephyrs, sleeveless and long Bouclets, sleeved jumpers. Skirts Half and Less $ 4,75 Than Half Price................... They were $8.50 to $10.50. In white and pastel flannels and silks. Sizes 14 to 20, $35.00 to $39.50 Shanulng Ensembles. Totlso Garden prints, silk tweeds—all beautifully tat- lored. Svorts Shop—Fourth Floor Women’s Dresses % Price Women’s $25 Dresses and, Suits 81 2 50 A wonderful group of printed and plain chiffous in nm-ploce ‘models . afternoon frocks with flared skirts, with long or shart sleeves . . . . nd pleated 5 jmkn frocks with finger tip coats and on--pleu also gettes in taillored styles . ... dl\){‘:l“l “and two in each style, but yow'll find them all for immediate wear. !L-l!lhltlnpflnh navy, black, blue and & few pastels, Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor Women’s $39.50 Dresses 5 Exactly Half Price.... $ ]. 9 ‘There are just 35 of them . . print crepes, flat crepes, ;l:‘ln chiffons . . for streel or spectator sports wear. and some darker colors. Sizes 34 to 42, and some for little women . . 3313 to 39%. $29.50 10 $35 Dresses, Now . . flowered chiffons A small group of great val printed crepes, S s uards . . some 3-piece suits . spectator spona ‘wear. All of our usual high type . . now reduced just before inventory, Sizes 36 to 44. $49.50 to $59.50 Finer Dresses Including some embroidered crepe Elizabeths , o printed and plain crepes , . several jacket frocks . semi-formal crepes. Plenty of dark ground prints for travel , . pastels for sports. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Dress Shop—Second Fioor Larger Women’s Dresses Priced at Half! $25 Jacket Ensembles Polks dot prints, printed crepes, plenty of washable 5\; LU 1/‘:""". and crepes. Sizes range from 9—$39.50 Dl‘.";““ rt group of plal pfln d A sma of n and ted crepes an georgettes For lu‘pfi IEII ‘wear, p-hck. navy, green, brown, Sizes from 60% to 4612 6—$49.50 Dresses S e B T Lerger Womgn's Dregs Shops—Second Bioor