Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1930, Page 40

10 PHILIPPINES RULED BY CHINA AGES AGO Professor Uncovers Evidence of Relations Before Magel- lan Trip. MANILA (#)—Ancient Chinese rec- | ords, which indicate that the Philip-| pines were under Chinese sway more | than 500 years before the “discovery” | of the islands by Magellan in 1591, have | been found by Verne Dyson, professor | of history at the University of the | Philippines, | Dr. Dyson went to Canton and also to Hongkong searching for evidence in the old Chinese records of the early | relations between the ancient empire end the islands. ; | “The earliest date showing com- | munication between the Philippines and China is 982 A.D.” said Dr. Dyson. “The Chinese chronicles state that in that year traders from Manila visited Canton. In addition, there are records | that the islands sent tribute to China long before the appearance of Ma- gellan.” Prof Dyson also found at Canton | records showing that early in the Ming ® dynasty, beginning about 1405 A.D., | MRES. HENRY HALLEY, THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 10, 1930—PART THREE. COLLEGE HEAD NAMED Dr. McCracken of Ohio State to Be Connecticut Agricultural President. HARTFORD, Conn., August 9 (F).— Dr. Charles Chester McCracken, pro- fessor of the School of Administration of Ohio State University, has been elected president of Connecticut Agri- cultural College. While no official announcement was made, several trustees yesterday con- fimed a report that Dr. McCracken had been selected at & metting of the board Thursday. He will succeed Dr. George Alan Works, who resigned after criticizing the State's policy of em- phasizing the agricultural aspects of | the curriculum at the expense of the | humanities. SALVAGED SHIP EMPTY Wrecked Spanish Galleon Lures Treasure Seeker to Florida. ().—The lure of Spanish treasure has led Capt. Tom Newman on an unsuc- cessful salvage attempt off the coast at Pompano. Legend says & Spanish galleon was ! that the Spaniard was wrecked. three-quarters of a mile off Hillshor- |ough Light and spent several days | pumping sand out of her hold. Yester- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., August 9 | driven on shore by an English ship and Capt. Newman located the wreck | | These Are the Furs You’ll See Most on Coats Next Winter Fox —the most important long-haired fur of the season, whether black, blue, red or kit! The woman’s coat sketched at the left is in the new black Oriola— with deep collar, cuffs and border of Jux- urious kit fox — the border is a decidedly new Fall note. " ; ; A FASHION INSTITUTION Darie Washington NewYork Summer Sale of Winter Coats Sale Groups at $58.50—$78.50—$98.50—8125 $125 several of the larger islands in the | Before her marriage June 16 Miss Eve- 9aV “:‘ ng-;‘;""‘ down and found the Philippines were ruled by Chinese offi- G | wreck empty. Sials” These movernors nexd. sway for | 170 A. Grosch, daughter of Mr. and i e 80 years or more and most of them | Mrs. Charles F. Grosch of Washington. | pfore automobiles are being bought in Seem to have been Cantonese. —Brooks Photo. ' British Malaya than a year ago. 5M:‘ Summer Sale A FASHION INSTITUTION Of F ine FuI‘S Darie Washington Newlork Our Finest Coats—15% Off A sale that is even better than Jelleff’s coat sales of other years! A sale that is rich with fashion value—that offers you the season’s smartest coats —trimmed with the season’s MOST IMPOR- TANT FURS. Furs of regal beauty and rich- ness, fashioned into fur sets of unusual design. Beaver Coats for —more important than ever this Fall as brown follows closely after black in smartness. Beaver—not only serv- iceable but flattering as well, is a leader in fashion. Sketched 1is a copy of a Martial et Armand model with new square shawl col- lar and elbow flare cuffs. In brown Kas- mirita. Women’s sizes. 3140 —Women —Larger Women —Little Women —Misses —Junlors Jelleff's fur coats are 5 inches Io”g er and much wider than last Long-haired furs—so becoming, so youthful— flat furs—sophisticated, ultra smart—are found in each price group. 08.50 —Kit Fox —Badger —Black Fox year—and priced much lower It ever there is a “right” time to buy a fur coat—it’s NOW! Furs are no longer a luxury. Though the prices are far below “normal” the furs are of the same superior quality that has made Jelleff's fur coats outstanding in value as well as fashion. —Persian Lamb —Beaver —Kolinsky Think of it—Persian Lamb—THE fur of the season on an all-black coat—the smartest combination for next Winter—at the special price of $98.50! And black fox on black—another all-black combination of distinction at this same low sale price. The furs in this group have a most admirable way of making the coats look more expensive—for their quality is seldom found on coats at this price. —Lynz —Kolinsky —Badger 165 After Sale Price, $195 American Broadtail Brown Muskrat Caracul in beige and black Sealine (dyed coney) Lapin Platinum Caracul Silver Muskrat Golden Muskrat At this price these coats are a positive triumph! Coats trimmed with Russian fitch, Susliki, natu- ral and dyed squirrel! Coats for dress, street and sports! In straightline or fitted styles—ex- pertly fashioned to give you the utmost in fash- $195 After Sale Price, $225 Silver Muskrat Dyed Squirrel Golden Muskrat Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Caracul Raccoon Natural Squirrel South American Otter With belts, fiares, fitted or straightlines. Some as light weight as cloth coats and fashioned with the same skill in tailoring. Trimmed with Ger- man and Russian fitch, kolinsky and beaver. Here are Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) coats, smart for the young girl and woman of mature figure—at a price that's breath taking. 295 After Sale Price, $345 Raccoon Natural Siberian Squirrel Leopard Jap Weasel Ocelot Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats of carefully selected skins in the most de- gketched— Sirable furs—in the newest of new styles. Coats Hudson with luxurious collars and cuffs of German fitch, Se%d giued ermine, Persian lamb, leopard, kolinsky and ‘."::r:o"'xf natural mink. Ceats of superior quality, superior shawt col- Styling at a price that makes this sale of fur muskrat lar ‘axé coats real “news.” coat i m cufs o belted fgkiteed Other Coats, $98.50 to $495 Bie ‘it 3295, t cole Fur Salon—Fourth Floor tar, 8185, Our Paris Fashion Office Cables SATIN —and particularly black satin. The most famous cou- turiers in Paris have sponsored it at their Fall openings —have fashioned many of their most successful models of this lovely fabric. It falls into the graceful, slender lines of the Grecian silhouette that is THE silhouette for Fall. And, as true elegance in design and fabric is all-important this Fall, satin is in its glory. Kolinsky —and the furs in this same family — mink, Jap mink and fitch— take on new fashion value this year—gnd are steadily increasing in favor. Sketched— Woman’s coat — copy from Paquin-—in black, brown or blue-fox-tan Labona. U - shaped shawl collar and deep cuffs of Kolinsky. —Persian Lamb —Beaver —Fitch —Fox The coats at the Paris openings were even more than luxuriously fur trimmed—and the majority in this group are copies of these very coats. Fox, the leader in long- haired furs; Persian lamb, the leader in flat furs—are generously represented. Which fur in this fashion-right group is most becoming to you? Better Coats, $165 to $225 At 15% Reduction —Blue Fox —Persian Lamb —Beaver —Mink —Natural Lynx ~—Kolinsky Contrast is particular- ly smart Fall— that's why long, light Badger on black coats is so chic. And it's youthful, becoming! Misses’ black coat S sketched. In the semi- Misses’ _all - black molded, belted style. coat of Kashmirita ‘With horseshoe collar in semi - molded and deep round cuffs belted model, U- of fluffy badger. A shaped collar and coat that smart young xll’nvelxty cuffs of 3 ersian things will adore. P $125 $98.50 Not enly are there collars and cuffs of these luxurious furs but deep borders that extend down the front of the coats and around the hem. It’s fur—fur—fur—this season. And our group of better coats has every smart variation—every fur of greatest fashion importance. Blue Fox—Persian Lamb—Mink—used in lavish manner on coats of superior styling—at sale prices. Sketched— Siloer Women's, Misses’ and Juniors' Coat Shop—Third Floor New! Adorable! Cool! Vagabond Sash $2.50 Young things have gone quite mad over them—we hardly blame them! For this new Vagabond sash not only gives you a slim sil- houette, but is most attractive to look at! 1In pink and white checked radium silk—that laun- ders so beautifully. In sizes 25 to 30. “Crepe Chiffons for Chic” Say the GOLD STRIPE Girls! $2.50 For they're the most flattering stockings you can wear— doing the nicest things to your ankles! For they're dull—dull—dull—which makes them rate 100% in chic! Our selection of black satin frocks for women includes all the .important details found in the Parisian models, And every smart Fall wardrobe will have its satin frock— perhaps the most becoming frock a woman can wear. Why not select yours now and be one step ahead of the times! Accessories Typified in the Bag of the Month It has arrived—the new “Bag of the Month!” And it’s smarter than ever! In the new and very effective dull cali—for the duller the better in your Fall accessories. Trimmed with grosgrain ribbon —another new note for Fall—and an ornament of galalith and marcasite. Featuring: . ==Lace Trimming —Elaborate Sleeve Treatment =—Pleats —Tucks ~—Fitted Hiplines —Modified Flares —Jeweled Pins —Blouse Effects Women’s Sizes Sketched left — The slight flare, the pleating, the snugly fitting hipline and exquisite lingerie trim 1 this frock as Fall, 1930. $49.50, For they’re in a quality of sheer chiffon that closely resembles a delicate shadow! For they're only in the smartest shades—and will be found at only the smartest places during the day and evening! Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor Additional Gold Stripe Shop 1013-15 Commecticut Avenue Matching Bandit 51 You'll want several of these well made brassieres to match your Sketched right — Another frock to give the wearer slim, becoming lines, with hemstitched vestee, with drapes and soft shir- ring and intricately cut okirt. $49.50. Women's Dress Shop Second Floor § sash. In matching pink and white check radium silk—they’re dainty — serviceable — inexpensive. In sizes 32 to 38. Grey Shops—Second Floor A sophisticated bag designed to carry with woolen, tweed and crepe frocks. A bag that, with all its fashion importance, ‘is roomy and practical. Don't miss this “Bag of the Month.” Handbag Shop—Street Floor