Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1931, Page 20

» AUGUST 31, 1931, T B THE EVENING STAR'. WASHINGTON, D. C, “LM{ONDAY | TODOWNING STREET ... e .| mOTING S BALL Fivs night, Starting at 8 o'Clock. . |y, Apgeles Players ‘Attacked Members of five State societies will gather tonight for a moonlight crusse| W hen Crowd Suspects Them of Big Days at Jelleff’s... Everything New! THE new Time for everything to be new! Of course. To be ready when you have the longing...ready and waiting! That is the Jelleff way of e]lef @ down the Potomac River on the Wilson Delaying Game. line steamer City of Washington. The |p. .. A cocinted Press. Economy Committee, Cabinet outing is sponsored by the Iowa State | gSEATTLE, August 31.—Police re- i SBoclety. serves and firemen yesterday quelled and Party Chiefs Keep Other groups participating will be | yoveral thousand base ball fans who Scenes Active. doing! Combing the market...finding the best values 'in the best fashions! Bringing them here for you! Patou’s Persian colors... red, green...his new Caroub brown...a {Iove that flairs...a bag that does the same thing. Second Empire fashions. ., practical adap- the Massachusetts, Missourl, Alabama 'yioieq after a Los Angeles-Seattle Coast 1 tations. ..all the things you want. Here tomorrow. Come get them! and Maryland State Societies. The) Will sail ‘at 8 pm. from the Seventh | League game was forfelted to the home street wharves. Tickets are avallable at the wharves. By Cable to The Star. g RS R LONDON, August 31 (NANA)— In these days of crisis all eyes are POPE INSPECTS SHELVES turned on 10 Downing street, where the e Government_Economy Committee has been holding its meetings. and where | C°Pliments’ American Engineers me‘et!lnn' olh mem rlblnetlnrndl of t{xe for Library Installation. h t ) e i, ree PolUionl iDRYLISS | .y AmaGANOTOY A AL 81 S0~ The most vital discussions take place | Pope Pius XI yesterday inspected new in the cabinet room. This is approached | Dook shelving for 400,000 vélumes which through double baize-covered doors of | has just been installed in the Vatican great thickness, has windows which are | ibrary by an American firm. The couble and soundproof, and contains no wnurltufmd the two American engi- article of furniture which could con- | Deers, ceal an intruder. The room is large and | Made the installation and said has a thick crimson carpet and furni- | American library equipment would be ture of mahogany. nstalled during the Winte: Cabinet Table Equipment. The cabinet table, which runs almost | the full length of the room, is covered by a bright green cloth, and on it are laced a leather blotter for each mem- er of the cabinet, an ornate inkstand, stationery cabinets, a row of bell pushes to call secretaries and other officials and a telephone by the side of the prime minister’s chair. Old-fashioned carved chairs with black leather seats are placed around the table. wanns Behind the armchair of the premier e 888 is a huge white marble fireplace and on the mantelpiece are two curious black grnaments, which 1ook like inverted silk ats. Chancellor’s Room Historic. Another historic room is the chan- cellor's room at the treasury. This is smallish and dark, and among its some- what scanty furnishings are a cabinet or two and rows of books. The chan- cellor's chair, however, is a throne-like cffair at the head of an oval table, m‘nutnd which the lords of the treasury meet. The enormous prime minister's room at the House of Commons is distinctly mid-Victorian. On the floor is a rather dingy radish carpet, in the center of the room is an oak desk with several antique telephone instruments, at one end a table for the cabinet meetings and at the other a couple of horsehalr #ofas and & few chairs. (Copyright, 1931, by North American News- paper Alliance, Inc.) Member Master Furriers Guild EUROPEAN UNREST TROUBLES GERMANY Stegewald Tells Catholics Peace Is Necessary Before Labor Crisis Is Solved. Br the Associated Press. NUREMBERG, Geormany, August 31— Adam Stegerwald, Labor minister of the Reich, told Catholic workers | here yesterday that not until genuine | peace” has been established in Europe can Germany’s acute Labor problems be_satisfactorily solved. The address was made to the workers participating in the “Seventieth Ger- | man Catholic day” exercises. | “Labor's position is admittedly bad.” | ‘harles and George Eichele, who | to further club. N Umpire Perle Casey awarded the game to Seattle on the ground Los Angeles players were holding up play iin the second of two games in order that four and ome-hali innings would not be played before an agreed time limit expired. ‘The fans then rushed from the stands and surrounded the Los Angeles players, H. Haney, third baseman, was struck on the head. Seattle players were mot molested. When the riot Pope | continued the visiting club was se- cretely hurried from a back entrance the park. Extra police on duty could not con- trol the crowd, and reinforcements were called. Make Fine Coats 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Diagonal Woolen "+.. Lapin Fur for the qu Fall Suit $39.50 Tally-ho Green, Brown, Red, Black. It's a grand little suit . . . notice the new fashion points . . . diagonal weave . . . hip-length jacket . . . broad shoulders . . . dark wool, light fur con- trast. Sizes 14 to 20. And need we tell you it is a knock-out in value as well as style! Sportswear Shop Saddle Shoulders « « « Bias Lines Canton Coat Frock $39.50 Can you think of anything smarter for a Washing Fall . . . Paris and Jellefl's can't! This model features the Vionnet saddle shoulder . . . bias treatment to give subtle low flare . . . sleeves with an Empire puff. Green, black. Spanish tile. Misses’ sizes in coat frocks 14 to 20. Misses’ Salon Frocks Gleaming Satin « +» Dull Canton Women’s Fall Frock $29.50 The sleeves . . . the shoulder- line . . . the side closing . . . the slim hips tell you at & glance this is high fashion. ‘The heavy dull crepe . . . the supple, sieek satin . . . the workmanship show the high value. BSizes 36 to 40. Brown, black and mcuntain- berry with contrasting satin trimming. W omen’s Salon Frocks Lapin ... Baronduki « « o and Galyak on Fur-Trimmed Frocks $25 Here’s the perfect answer to a maiden's prayer for some- thing new and smart! Fine woollens. . .furs to emphasize short new peplums . . . perky collars . . . new greens, Spanish tile, sable brown, black. Sizes 14 to 20. You simply can’'t be without s fur-trimmed woollen dress this season. . Misses’ Success Shop A Perky Three- Toned Feather on Chenille Hats 3 By all means have several « . . . the most sought after of all Empire hats! This new model is rather detby . . . . withi® cock feather, Tip it ac- cording to your profile ol everybody ecan wear it. Brown, black, red, green. Others at $1.95 Neckwear Shop—Street Floor Black or Brown Kid Gloves $ 3.95 We imported them our- selves to get exactly what smart women want . , . black and brown wash- able kid . .. four-button length . . . with that all- important flare. Incon- gruously low-priced for such quality. Glove Shop—Street Filoor Herr Stegerwald said, “but it cannet be improved in an unstable Europe.” Attempts of victor nations to trans- form their political demands into com- | wercial demands and to impose these | upon private business and enterprise, he said, have failed and will continue to fail under the present private cap- italistic system in the world. Pointing out that Germany has lost upward of $25,000,000,000 through war inflation and that business had been | expected to raise an additional $500.- 000,000 for reparations and $750,000,000 for interest, the Labor minister de- clared that paying decent wages and providing for millions of unemployed was impossible. ‘“Measures to protect the workers' wages cannot be taken under the present unsettled conditions,” | he said. Bobbie, a Pekinese owned by Mr. and Mrs. Eagle, wes awarded a medal at the Croxley, England, canine show for rousing them by pulling the bedclothes when fire broke out in their house. Fine furs are a Saks tradi- Second Floor Second Floor Fifth Floor tion, and each season we enter. zestfully into the task of fashioning coats from them that must make Fashion her- self smile approval. Warmth without weight, and the plia- bility of soft cloth feature each group. Priced at 185--*145--%195 Fourth Floor 5 More Days to Buy Furs... 15%Off! TheS(? Imponanl Furs s Muskrat (self or contrasting fur trimmed). Suede on Pin Seal Second Empire Handbag 5 Besides being a very happy fashion “revival” ... this bag is a joy because it is very, very roomy and still small to say noth- ing of the beautiful leath- ers which are usually associated with more ex- pensive bags. Black, brown. Handbag Shop—Street Floor Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) self or contrasting fur trim. Jap Mink . . . handsome dark male or lighter female skins. Leopard . . . and Leopard Cat. less 15% A Deposit Holds a Coat . . . storage free until November 1st. Don't put off buying . . . Saturday, September 5, 6 o'clock, is the last minute when you may save 15%, which means $15 to $60 in your pocket! Hurry in, 885 o 33 35'75 r..&{bn_rounh Floor . 678 . . . the New Sheer Service ‘ : Cabana . . . the New September Color _in GOIDSIRIPE Adjustables Style No. 678 . . . it's Speer Service that has so many followers « . . for it gives real wear . . .t's here now . .. in Adjustables . . . the new Gold Stripe silk stockings that —fit any size person . .. four hemstitchings may be folded. . where you need to (each one fasten your garters into the a run stopper). seam that is reinforced! And ALWAYS, as before, the Gold Stripe that will not let the garter run pass .. . ALIIAYS the pure, flawless silk for which Gold Stripes are famous! $100 to 8395 . .. 12-inch Colored Handkerchiefs 6 for s 1 New handkerchiefs are bigger and better , . . buy yourself a rainbow of han- kies—pink, green, yellow, violet, tan, and blue in a little package. Of pure linen from Ireland ... spoke hemstitching. Handkerchief Shop—Street Floor —permit no binding or twisting at the top because you may CABANA. . | is the new color for September . . . a warm, medium, true brown that blends perfectly into the Fall brown picture! Style No. 678 . . . Sheer Service . . . Is $1'95 pair 3 pairs, $5.70 Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor . . . and . . . 1013 Conmecticut Avemue ANNOUNCES ITS RE-OPENING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER FIRST UNDER - | What’s New A NEW ORGANIZATION Unilernonth? Empire Nighlgowns/ and Nightjamas 33.95 Pin tucking that ladies of the Secand There’s No. Empire adored . . . and those ot Underwear Like 1931 will, too. Exquisite pure dye - y silk . . . marvelous workman- Umquettes ship . . . good news at $3.95. Sizes 15, 16, 17. Bias Wrap-Around Slip $3.95 - Built on Greek principles of design + « « the bias allows the silk fabric to expand or contract with the body’s movement. - White or flesh « o o low back. 32 to 14 Grey Shops—Second. Floor New . . . Caroub Brown! New . .. Larger Beads! Brown Jewelry $1.95 Bracelets Earrings DIRECTED BY MR. L. E. MASSEY and MR. T. H. WAGGAMAN Chokers Necklaces What with brown such an important - Fall color, we rushed through an 83 order for brown jewelry . . . Pa- tou’s new Caroub brown . . . and, besides going well with brown, it makes a marvelous combination with new reds and green. Do no- tice the new size in’ beads . . . galalith or wood smartly combinéd with metal! And they’re unbeliev- ably light in weight. . Jewelry Shop—Street Floor € € & & &« You Are Invited to Inspect the Extensive Selection of New Fall Footwear From $10.50 We don’t know jost what it is, but girls and women simply RAVE about them . . .they're made “all in onme...firm swami ’round the thighs, lace bandeau, glove silk panties and vest . .. . detachable garters. Sizes 32 to 38 . . . pink and white. Grey Shops—Second Floor We Will Gladly Park Your Car