Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 24

THE EVEXING STAR, WASHINGT! e —— We Will ‘ p , Drive to Our Park Your Car Eighth St. While You Shop Entrance L onn. AvemEighth and D St GANG WARCLAS | = - RACETEER L Two Held as Slayers of Brooklyn' Hoodlum in Vice Battle. “Rosanne” SHOES For Youthful Feet By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 18.—Meyer Shapiro, & Brooklyn racketeer, known in the underworld for his carefully selected wardrobe, died yesterday of a Buy Your Fall Apparel Now Ivs Already Time to WEAR These Coats and Dresses! Transparent _ Velvet Dresses —a Graceful Fashion g:ch.mk:: bty v I —The rich, dull surface of suede is a ect Only June 20 Shapiro’s brother Irving ; §i match for the soft, dull finish of the new was killed by séven men who red a | §}i woolens. These new Merry Mald De Luxe wolley of bullets into his as he Shoes combine suede with genuine reptile, e S i et dull calf or patent leather—and they ma; Meyer's heelftnen. be had with either the spectator or higl H Thought Meyer Killed. heels. o Biack or Brown Calf Oxfords ~Paris emphasizes the use of velvet as more adequately : Sizes 8Y; to 2 eganes ot the - Viers Widths Ato D rian age, which now influ- " ences fashions. Gracefulness S avscribe o Ros is the keynote of today's styles, with their long molded lines and flattering details. Trimmings are lace, braid, and fur, Smenterai ooy aacie ed oy aner | I With Your New Wool Frocks ’s former er. il P " W and Coats, Wear the New #rith Shapiro's murder. The pair, Mar- | Ji tin Goldstein, 25, and Harry Maione, 22, were locked up on order of Assistant ct Attorney Saul Price despite ol trade in the lower East Side. He was found dead in a Manhattan street 'way by a newsboy. Reles was known to police as Sha- $ 2:5 Camels’ Hair— —In dark brown and the natural shade, made revers. All carry the th:;“fi‘:d“k‘glefi(;:? w'::numw:g “pure camels’ hair” traveled about with caution. Reles wrs label. :\lnu'}llcn‘:g in connection with Irving's | Bl J A Al “Kann’s Kapital Kandy”. ......2 lbs. for 95¢ Kann's—Fourth Floor, Two bers of that led v Heles, were charged Jast nig | ~ Suede Sports and nm).l 5 dA third man, unnamed, also S 3 Both Goldsteln and Maione claimed | NI i B le'DrCSS hey knew nothing about Shapiro, had 4 . mever had business dealings with him | J . ) and*had not seen him for months. | . Z A O e, oot gt g | : ‘ : Fises, and ‘Tecently was believed o t l (W —that are unusual at E. tried to “muscle in” on the alco- I y e oes iro's enemy since they quarreled ater | i De Luxe 6 Loy : heir alot.-muc'l‘::‘n'e i.hbu becam: I M Dd ela 5 with raglan sleeve, con- wvertible collars and wide The day's gangster activities also took @ life at Providence, R. I., where Harry ‘Tweed Monotones and Mixtures Volpe, formerly of Detroit, a bootlegger informer for Federal agents, was Jound shot and killed in a stolen sedan. {Providence police attributed Volpe's Only At This Store Will You Find Black Green "Ro.mmle-” Shoes sl ;l.flhr:.:f n}:::r.nl et for Growing Girls WASHINGTON LOSES || HRRRARS (.l e e gmriel, $4.00 PRINTERS’ SESSION cotn nd Jop raceoms. Ry Misses’ and Women’s Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 Typographical Union Will Hold h . Sizes Little Women's, 1614 to 26% Convention at Long Beach, Kenn's—Second Floor. Calif., jin 1932. Kann's—8econd Floor. Wrist Watches Junior Misses’ FROCKS Specially Pricéd friiches with seven, Sfisen g ? L ments. . b 2 Regularly 335 1o 378 $8.95 R i ’ 4+ $17.50 10 $37.50 Sizes 11 to 17 S W T —Every new shipment of these popular frocks for junior misses, seems to bring prettier and more intriguing models. These new satins, cantons, wool crepes and velvets are exceptionally charm- ing. They include tailored and sports models, for street and afternoon wear. Kann's—Second Floor. : (Discontinued Models) —=Solid gold and gold filled Are your stdckings —too long? —too short? 3-in-1 Length Picot-Top Chiffons —solve the problem! —Chic bags that n . e e 5 velopes with the ° —of French Crepe e zipper . . . i ained and calf leathers , . . I z!) rown and green. Lined and fitted. $ 1 ° Kann's—Street Floor. —The bias cut slip is a revelation in comfort and smartness. It gives freely and gracefully to the body. ness at the bottom. Dark colored slips are tailored. Light colored are [/ lace trimmed, —the New Dressy pouches ' . Black . Navy Fits perfectly in the waist and the Misses’ and Women's Sizes Dolores BAGS New Bias Cut with or back straps . . . Of Suede, rough Delicious Homemade Fudge. ........27c lb. - Pink Tan circular- skirt gives the right full- Kann's—Second Floor. TRINITY FRESHMEN TO RECEIVE WELCOME Unofficial Opening . of College Starts Tomorrow With Fives Days’ Features. averingof Triniy Coliser, wi peces tomorrow, when new students will be Your Name in Gold " on This Handy . School Bag Milanese _ Undies $l,.:.? :.,a Lace Trimmed and Tailored More of Those an week 15 & new event, 8s- $10.95 and '$16.50 fablished this year. For five days pre- fimw.:':::".”:.“"w*:,'& 790 Y , 2 Suits eity, will acquaint new students with surroundings. “The thirty-second anniversary of the fl‘"' will be celebrated next Wednes- —Itf you like your- Wwhen the school opens for the Fall stocking real long, — e | L wear them as they STATE SENATOR FREED are—if shorter, just fold them over, one or | Tom Anglin of Oklahoma Acquit- . ted in Editor's Assaulr, HOLDENVILLE, Okla., September 18 () —8tate Senator Tom Anglin was terday of charges of assault with in- tent to kil Tom Phillips, newspaper editor. Anglin, once scting president of the Btate Senate, was charged in connection ‘with a street incident here last April. He was alleged to have produced a during an altercation with Phil- editor of the Holdenville Daily ews, with whom he had differed po- Mtically. T medieval times, when books were ware and valuable, the libraries took no chances and chained their books. Interior Gloss ~—1Is quick drying and needs no elaborate undercoats. One #ullon covers 600 sq. fi. Quart .....$1.05 1% Gallon.. .$1.95 " Gallon ,....$3.75, | Fanmi sired length. They are a sheer, beautl- * ful chiffon hose with picot top. In sizes 8'% to 10. . Kann's—8Street Floor. Hair Bow Ribbons, plain or fancy. ...25¢ yd. y The Modified Flare —Intriguing new 3-piece Fall models, in tweed effects and plain colors. The suit consists of a smart, semi-fitted, or car- digan style jacket, plain skirt, and light:weight wool blouse in a contrasting color. The popular Fall shades to select from. Sizes 14 to 42. Kann's—Second Floor. Regular Sizes—Pink Only —Last year you paid $1.95 for un- dergarments made of this heavy milanese silk. Bloomers, vests, band panties and Vionnet panties, well made, full cut and specially re- inforced. Kann's—Street Floor. is the smartest Pull-on Glove $1.95 - -Soft, pliable lambskin gloves with pinked tops and over-seam sewing. An imported grade in black, the brown tones, and black with white. Sizes 534 to 714, Kann's—Street Floor. Panne Satin- Neckwear —is the newest vogue $1.00 —Shimmering Panne satin neck- wear, satin combined with sheer geonetu. ..and georgette com- ined with lace. Separate collars and collar and ¢uff sets—some in surplice effect, Silvertone Berets 59¢ Each —8wanky little berets with quill on mg. Also at the same price French berets in black, eggshell, middy blue, brown and other colors.—Neckwear Department. Kann's—S8treet Floor. BT by Redfern The New Foundation —for Youthful Figures $2 —The model illustrated is the apron back girdle, a popular model. Other Models Priced Up to $5 : The Bandeaux Are 50c Kann's—8Second Floor. Yilled School —Fabric bags with leather handle and buckle mm l:,r&' ;ldo pocket, and books, tablets, pens, pencils, crayons, erazer and penny saving bank. ’ Kann's—Street Floor. Double Compact Now 89¢ shymimsdye = Lipstick, Perfume, Perfumizer—98c