Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 31

* TELEVISINS GAINS ference Here on “Talkies of the Air.” BY Mlll'l‘ MACK, Television's status as a pulzlhlc b.:wé\:e appraised next mont fim engineering minds . A call for & mnrmcle 3 wuhlng engineers o ':unm licensed for expeflmennl Sl heow ssu y jon. Whether t-ln uvoflm bln now placed on “television should lifted and whether d be ly‘n:hr(r with visual broadeasting to con- | u “talkies of the air,” are the blg for consider: c ation, estions regarding the | at have cropped up in the past year are docketed for consider- | limitations. It will be stone in television's th, for the ind fi' overcautious about visual radio for fear it premature] time is ripe for eral merchandis- ing of sets to th: g;:llc lnd for flw commy In all unmmd the \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930. g ' the ”mm MLISS’ PICTURE GIVEN b St "'MEDAL AS BEST MOVIE n-olthl with a minimum of interference. Now Have Five Channels. n'm-nnumnnmmm mwommo- levision experi- 19 lutlonl actually li- for operation and four ntnm By the A-uguru- under construction. opinion mhhlwmyel-vm ormumel the width of the ordinary hlo‘dflnl'l.l: the chmml because telévision signals ne 'l'here hlve been arguments that the levision band is not ideally Throughout U. 8. experlmenun 24 side n. In il | lic does not have the apportunlty of re- nd | celving television today, the de- velopment of the art u hunpmd by (Copyright, 1930, by the Consolidated Press.) P A sy Magazine Makes Award to “Dis- rasli” After Poll of Theaters < |FORD PLANT ON FULL PAY |[Den't Endure Stipping Dmorr November 14 (#).—Wil- liam B. Mayo, head ot mg airplane di- false teeth v]lbn of the Ford M tor Co., said yes- terd.ly that the lane £ m airp] rhcod on a 23 l scl factory ploying '.hn.n 500 workmen five the | days a week an increase of ARy August 1. WoobpwarD & LoTHROP {0*"11*" F aND G STRECTS Tomorrow—Last Day to Buy These 4 Suits at 325 This Is Our Most Outstanding Suit Event of Many Seasons Tomorrow is your last opportunity to buy these brand-new 3-piece suits at this extraordinary price. It is the first time in many seasons we have been able to offer such an excellently fashioned, smartly tailored suit at $25. Last season, suits of this same grade fabric and workmanship (but with two pairs of trousers) sold for $45. All sizes, in single and double breasted models, but the quantity is fast becoming depleted—you will be wise to be here promptly at 9: 15 tomorrow. ‘Tux Mzx's Sroas, Szconp FLooR. The English Shop Presents . . . Fine Overcoats, $85 Sturdy, handsome woollens with all the characteristics of British weaves . . . excellent tailoring that is the result of painstaking care . . . style that is achieved only by the British care of design —all found in these-Fine Overcoats that meet the demands of well dressed Washington men. Raglans, Chesterfields, Full Ulsters, Semi-Ulsters and Box models. Ter EncLisE Smor or TNE Mix's Sronr, Szconp FLooR. FALSE TEETH “Disraeli” the announced - taken luced by Green. has been opeped ‘in Pilgrim street. ‘(‘. \barrassed ] E B O 2 Yerlae of securs | ¢ | e store™ Aavertiemern” " " The Natural Curves of the Foot Are Followed in Making Arnold Glove-Grip : Oxfords, $10 Foot specialists, doctors—men who know—recom- mend Arnold Glove-Grip Oxfords for comfort and foot health. The exclusive Glove-Grip construction holds the arch gently, firmly in place, relieving the foot of the strain of body weight, \yet allowing the foot muscles perfect freédom. With all their com- fort and superior fit, Arnold Glove-Grip Oxfords are smartly styled, and are made of fine leathers by The l«urly—q blunht ox- in d bl Three of the Outstanding Styles of Men's New Fall and Winter Gloves GRAY MOCHA GLOVES, with black embroidered or self backs, successfully combine good looks, long wear and warmth—all at the same time. They keep their smart appearance indefinitely and are ideal for men who walk or drive $4.50 FUR-LINED GLOVES—a value that will be quickly recognized—for your own use or for one of the men on your gift list. Fully fur-lined, it three styles—gray , black and tan, capeskin, clasp and slip-on models $3.35 PIGSKIN GLOVES—with all the dunhlny and goodly appearance for which this leather is noted, and a softness and flexibility which the wearer will appreciate—are stitched and bound in tan. $5 Smart and distinctive for everyday wear. ... Tz Mrw's Sronr, Stoows PLoom. M WOODWARD & LOTHROPF .. 10™11™ F axD G STREETS Tomorrow—Semi-Annual Clearance of - Women’s Fine Footwear for1s Tomorrow— M||||nery Salon Hats Were $15 to $22.50 510 rt, Slvmgl event for women who'want |m lup'; 860 for yourlil Eogibitts, rior hats and who are also thrifty. of felt, soleil and velvet in the xmportunt colors. Mirurvery Saton, THmp FLOOR. Much Less Than Former Prices $6.75 $8.75 Were $10 to $12.50 Were $13.50 to $18 Laird, Schober & Company Shoes, exclusively here.in Washington, are included in the 800 pairs of fine shoes taken from our regular stocks and radically reduced for clearance because of broken sizes. = Although there are not all sizes in all styles, there are all sizes in the complete collection—so you will appreciate the advantage of making an early selection. Styles and Leathers Included Black Kid Oxfords Brown Kid Step-in Pumps Black Calfskin Plain Opera Pumps Tan Calfskin Trimmed Opera Pumps Turned and Welt Soles Black Suede Brown Suede Blue Suede Green Suede Watersnake Spike Heels, Low'Spike Heels, Built-up Leather Cuban Heels. All 'sizes in combined lot, but not all sizes in every style. Wowmen's SHoes, THIRD FLOOR. “Roman Stripe” Chiffon. Silk Hose, $115 Discontinued styles that have been much higher. At this extraordinary low price, our supply will be quickly exhausted so we advise early selec- Smart Fall shades. Phone orders—District 5300. i 3 Hosmry, Awisie 19, Fmst FLoor. Coples of Leading Handbags The type of fine bag you never expect to find at this low price. Made of the finest quality silky antelope and box calf, in black and brown, the two leading shades. They are finished with distinctive imported ornaments, lined with lustrous satin and are luxuriously fitted. All are exact copies of smart bags by— De Ravenal Cheruit Lelong Vionnet Lasrmzr Goops, Amsie 3-5, Fmst FLoon. A Junior’s Permanent Within Her Allowance $.4.50 The Junior Permanent Wave of ten curls gives a slight wave in front in the manner so smart This permanent is designed particularly for school girls because it can be among young girls. taken care of by the girls themselves. HAm Dressine, Seconp FLOOR. Worth Orloff Glass Goodie Dishes . First Time Here sI A lovely dish of indi- vidually wrapped candy and two jars of jelly—ex- clusively here. A delight- ful gift or bridge prize. Homemade = Dark Chocolates and Bonbons...Special...2 pounds Canoms, Asues 13-14, Pmst FLOOR, Special Purchase and Selling Misses’ Smart Frocks $|9.50 Each of these frocks was made to sell for much more, in fact, many of the exact models have been in.our regular stocks at much higher prices. There are styles for sports, street and afternoon and styles appropriate for “Sunday night” frocks. Chiffon &:let Chiffons Flat Crepe , Emb; Crepes Canton Crepe Bead-trimmed Models 4020 ° Styles for All Occasions at This One Low Price