Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1931, Page 16

A—16 MEXIGAN RAILWAY AID PLAN DRAFTED Reorganization Scheme to Put Lines on Paying Basis Is Announced. What an array of Fa.éhiong in this Sale of Success Frocks 600 of them—all new—ready for sale. tomorrow! S What a collection! Tt covers the fashion knowledge of many people . . . a careful check of your preferences e e 1f the e . .. and lo, and behold! A sale to talk about! CHECK these success fashions! You'll see they're just what %T:‘vf\z;sm& e)fu:hihvmnfxo;nnN;g;flx you're talking, reading, wanting. No job lot, these . . . they're the pick of the season’s fashions . . .tomorrow basis were published today. They include elimination of many departments, centralization of shops, round houses and divisional points, establishment of statistical and economic departments, strict observance of budg- ets, improvement and standardization of equipment, elimination of parallel lines and reorganization of all lines under the laws of Mexico. The reorganization plan is necessary under the terms of the agreement signed in New York last July. The Reorganization Plan Committee was composed ¢f Gen. Plutarco Calles, Finance Minister Montes de Oca and Javier Sanchez Mejorada, president of the National Railways. The project for Teorganization lists specifically recommendations for de- centralization of the administrative de- partment and substitution of the divis- jonal system for a departmental system. tion is made for con- nes when_financially possible. include lines from Santa Lucrecia, State of Vera Cruz eastward to Tabasco, Canpeche, Yuca- tan and Quintana Roo, the eastern tip By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, January 2—Recom# mendations of the Special Committee 200 in the Sale at 25 Chiffons?! Tailored Wools! Prints! Color Contrast! \ Honestly we don’t believe we have ever been f Mexico, which is not now inter-con. able to offer such a grand collection at such of Mexico, W] -con- R i i a low price—and we know that you will agree Test o i from Tampico to Mexico City over the $ § short route, and from Mazatlan to Durang:. The plan likewise recommends estab- lishment of bus lines where feasible, and improvement of the rolling stock. morning 400 in the Sale at Flat Crepe! Jacket Frocks! Boleros! Fur Bands! Taffetas! Sunday Night Frocks! Evening Frocks! A.—Woman's rose crepe tunic for afternoon has a contrasting gilet of beige. B.—Woman's street dress of rust wool crepe with lingerie detail at neck and wrist. $15. The board of directors in Mexico C.—Woman's afternoon frock of blue' crepe would be reduced and the board of di- with contrasting note of coral on the revers. rectors in New York eliminated. $25. TRANSPACIFIC CABLE LICENSE IS SIGNED lar'vice Arranged for 14 Years by Negotiation With Chinese Officials. D:—Misses” blue lace evening dress with matching jacket banded at the elbow with white fur. $25. E.—Misses' black chiffon dinner dress with embroidered batiste yoke and jacket. $15. P.—Misses’ daytime dress of floral printed green crepe with bow trimming. $15. " In the Morning Frock Shop 13 100 Just Arrived Scarf-neckline Dresses Of Novelty Knit Wools $10-95 6 Vivid Colors Purchase of New Coats '$50.5 For Misses— ' Those Daringly Youthful Coats With Luxurious Furs and Lines Just Gorgeous 389 For Women— 45 Coats, Just In, Were Made to Sell for $110 and $135 . By the Assoclated Press. NANKING, China, January 2.—A preliminary _agreement betwsen the native government and the Commercial Pacific Cable Co. granting the latter a Janding license in China and continua- tion of its transpacific cable service for 10 Styles snother 14 years was signed here Tues- €ar. W. J. Deegan of New York, vice pres- ident of the cable company, and offi- cials of the communications ministry signed the agreement, details of which awzit further consideration between the principals. The agreement gives the government an equel voice with the cable company in administering the relationship of the company with the Chinese public. Technical operations remain in the c-mpany’s hands. In the event of a dispute between the principals the agreement provides for a scttlement through mutually agreesble negotiators. The company agreed to pay a terminal tax to the government approximately 15 per cent greater than under previous arrange- ments. There will be no change in rates. The agreement, terminating negotia- tions lasting all year, apparently con- stitutes a measure of success for the Nationalist government in its long cam- paign to gain control of international communication. facilities touching China. An agreement between China and Japan restoring to the former the op- eration of the Tsingtao end of the Tsdinmo-suebo cable also was signed today. ADDITIONAL MEXICAN TERRITORY IS CREATED By the Assoclated Press, MEXICO CITY, January 2—The Chamber of Deputies in its closing ses- sion Tuesday night created an additional territory in Mexico with division of the B:'csen( territery of Lower California to two seperate territories. ‘The division line will be the twenty- eighth degree of latitude, which splits the territory into two almost equal units to be known as the Northern Territory of Baja California and the Southern Territory of Baja California. Mexico now has 28 states, one federal district and 3 territories, the little- known land of Quintana Roo being the other territory. OIL LEADERS COMBINE Association Formed for Production in District in California. SACRAMENTO, Calif, January 2. (). —The Kettleman North Dome As- soctation filed articles of incorporation ‘Wednesday for co-operative production of gas and oil in the Kettleman Hills District. Directed by a group of Los ‘Angeles and San Francisco oil leaders, the associaon is to operate in Kings and Fresno Countles. Articles state the association is to provide “unified development and pro- duction of il and gas” in such a man- ner each member eventually will recelve his jyst share of products or revenue. Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- Jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 13§ cents dally and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start temorrow. Take the recognized standard Grove’s Laxative BROMO ININE Tablets & Pictured Woman's black coat with beautiful coliar spiral cuffs - of fox. $59.50. anuary Sales of Fine Silk Undelr‘we“:’ar 54 That Have a 1931 Smartness— And there is a complete selection—IN ALL-BLACK Sophisticated black coats with the smartest furs of the season and very, very carefully seamed and fitted. The furs: Persian Lamb Black Skunk Black Fox . Caracul Sizes 14 to 20 For Women— . Who Are Looking for Inexpensive Coats With the Lines and Furs of Expensive Coats— 35 New Success Coats Were $69.50 to $89.50 In the quality of the fabrics—in the use and type of furs—in the svelte molded lines—these Suc- cess coats compare favorably with some of the more expensive coats, Kashmirs in black and brown, new “spongy” woolens in black, The furs: Black Fox Caracul Kit Fox Beaver Black Lynx Persian Lamb Mountain Sable Jap Mink Many Reductions in Winter. Coats .$39.50 3 ...$49.50 $89.50 to $98.5 ca e s SUDS0 Jelleff’s Success Coat Shop—Fourth Floor Featuring the two-color scarf neckline and the separate tri- angular scarf. Most of them styvles. All of them copies of French successes. one - piece Sulphur yel- low and black mizture with triangular scarf of white band- ed in yellow and black, $10.95. In a novelty wool knit, light weight that will not stretch. In gorgeous Spring shades, red, green, blue, navy with red, rust and yellow. Sizes 14 to 20. Bolero dress of blue and white knit with_tri-col- or silk scarf and banded cufls, $10.95. Jellef’s Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor i Women who have “shopped” the town for coats and found picked over stocks—will rejoice in this new collection of coats made especially for women. Conservative lines—becoming collars, Black and brown smooth fabrics, black chonga. The furs: Persian Lamb Black Fox Kit Fox Fisher Fitch Beaver Kolinsky Other Coats Reduced—jor Women and Misses $98.50 to $110 Coats $110 to $145 Couts.... $145 to $195 Coats....... . For Misses— 15 Carefully Selected Models Regularly $110 to $135 We bought them for their distinctive quality in fine furs and carefully molded lines that smart young women want for their own. Coats that flare from below the hips—that are belted high in cognizance of their youth. Smooth kashmirs and spongy chonga—beautifully silk lined and interlined for coldest days. The furs: Japanese Mink Natural Wolf Krimmer Kit Fox Kolinsky Blue Dyed Wolf Caracul Persian Lamb Sizes 14 to 20 Jelleff’s Fashion Coat Shop—Third Floor Misses” all-black coat with Paquin: collar and uniquely flared cuffs of Persian lamb. $85. New Shipments—Jelleff Quality $3.95 Crepe Underwear Chemise . .. step-ins . .. dance sets ... $3 panties that have excited many “ohs” and “ahs” of delight. All of fine silk crepe. All in the new fitted styles! Lacy or tailored. Flesh, peach, tea rose, baby blue and nile. $5 French Crepe Gowns Simply marvelous! Cream or ecru $ 95 laces or dainty embroidery—long, 3 full skirts and high waists. $5.95 French Crepe Gowns Richly lace trimmed or exquisitely $5 hemstitched. Long skirts and tie- back sashes. $5.95 Sleeping Pyjamas Pure dye crepe de chine pyjamas with great wide 5 “trou.” ' Some are tuck- ed and appliqued—others revel in rich, Alencon patterned laces. Jellef’s Grey Shops—Second Floor Warm Robes—January Sale Prices! warm comfort on chilly days, for they are carefully interlined. Quilted rayon robes in an attractive diamond pattern will provide $ Lovely shades of French blue, rose and orchid. All-wool flannel robes in the gayest striped patterns. Attractively tailored with notch or shawl collar. French blue, rose, orchid, jade and tan. Grey Shops—Second Floor - Two Unusual Groups of Silk Slips $3.95 French Crepe Slips A special scoop from our New York $ office—lustrous French crepe that pre- 3 serves its beauty through countless washings. Fitted slips with Alencon lace ap- pliques at bodice and hem—or strictly tai- lored. Flesh, tea rose and white. $5 French Crepe Slips Appliqued with creamy Alencon $ 95 laces in unusual designs or have 3 that desirable three-inch hem and % tailored band bodice. Flesh, tea rose and white. $3 Pure Dye Milanese Underwear Fitted or straight top vests, lace $ 95 trimmed in val and thread laces. o Panties have fitted yokes and band legs. . Some decorated by imported Swiss embroideries, which are lovely medallions embroidered on crepe de chine and inserted. Pink, peachy, blue, melon, nile...Sizes 4 to 7. $6.95 to $9.95 Glove Silk Sets Very fine glove silk panties and $ 95 bloomers with vests to match. e We have similar ones in stock right now from $6.95 to $9.95! With gorgeous im- ported laces...some have fitted top all the way around; others have elastic in back. $3.95 Rayon Pajamas. New fan-tan rayon that $3 looks like very fine glove silk —sold like hot cakes before Christmas. Tuck-in and coat styles —trousers range from 50-inch to 75- inch wide each leg. Grey Shops—Second Floor $15 to $20 Sample Scanties ; If you wear a size 34, here is a bit of luck for you! “Scanties,” the famous all-in-one foundation and pantie garment, exquisite as imported lingerie—of crepe de chine, all-over lace, satin with lace, truhu silk, silk jersey or crepe back satin in daytime and evening models. White and 8 col {ine. y lors in this sample