Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING.STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY ARMS SLASH PLEA CARRIED TO WOMEN | THE NnEW - Crepe de Chine Slips in Princess Lines, $3 To wear under )our lovely new Fall clothes! They fit without a wrinkle. The bias cut gives the desired silhouctte. Crepe de chine in white, pink, tearose...lace or tailored tops. New Persian Colors in Handkerchiefs, 50c Are lovely with your new Fall costumes...red, green, brown, ;"'“hk I"n entirely new designs and the new larger sizes." Fine ris| inen. Veterans’ Wives, Mothers and | Sisters Are Told Power to Declare War Is Parents’. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, October 1.—A plea to | help the cause of disarmament today | was before mothers, sisters and wives of | men who served in the World War. 1 The_plea was carried to the Service Star Legion, ccmposed cf women of the families of service men, last night | by Judge Florence E. Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court, a member of the cr- | “It is not the right of one membe the State Dep Tt s r fathers to decide whether ¢ sons are to stand in gunfire She urged that the United States | Join other nations in a 25 per cent cut in armaments. | Preceding her, John A. Elden, Cleve- | land, past commander of the Ohio | American Legion, declared that in the | event of war the capital of the Nation | should be made to share the burden. | Judge Allen replied that she would fight | for the United States Supreme Court to | make the conscription of private prop- erty as legal as that of men, but as- | serted such an act would never go | through the courts | Election of new officers and a me- norial service were on today’s pregram. | ANTI-GUN TOTING LAW | STARTS IN NEW YORK| Round-up of Criminals With 01d| Pistol Permits Begins Immediately. Epectal Dispat ALBANY, M Octob:r 1.—New York's new anti-gun-toting law, en- acted by the extraordinary sessicn of the Legislature, went into effect today, when all existing permits for carrying istols expired. Th> officials, however, ave not had the tim~ in the eight days since Gov, Rrosevelt signed the measure to prepare and print the application blanks for th> new permits, with the result that Attorney General John J. Bennett, jr. has been besleged by judges, police authorities and others with questions as to how they can en- force the n~w law. The attorney general announced that written applications may bs made for the new permits, and may be accepted as the required form until the neces- sary blanks with spaces for fingerprints and photographs are prepared. Mr. Benneit made his d-cision fol- lowing several conferences at which he was represented by Deputy Attorney General Henry Epstein. These who at- tended included Capt. A. B. Moore and several New York City police officia's They have mapped out a program for rounding up criminals in the entire State who are carrying revolvers with or without the old permit. v(‘m-nni)\h 1931) SAVANTS CEASE LABORS FOR FOX TROT AND POLKA British Association for Advance- ment of Science Ends Philosophi- cal Talks With Ball. B the Associated Press. LONDON, October 1.—Grave scien- tists, many of whose ages exceed the Biblical plan, forsook their abstrac- tions to dance to modern music until the wee hours today. They were the members of the Brit- ish Association for the Advancement of Science, which concluded its cen- tenary meeting with a reception and ball. “During the past week they have discussed such abstruse subjects as the evolution of the universe and the origin of mankind. Sir Oliver Lodge, notwithstanding his 80 years. danced the fox trot with Miss Betty Allanson and thereafter had a wide choice of pariners, of which he availed himself freely. Prof. D'Arcy Thompson, who is 71, soon tired | of the staid waltz and called for some- thing livelier. He wore Gown one young partner in a succession of polkas and sought another with triumph. Several others were going strong when the ball was over. 1,500 FAIL TO ANSWER CALL TO DRAW DEPOSITS $80,000 Remmns ln Vaults After Friendly Run on Chi- cago Bank. By the Assaciated Press. CHICAGO, October 1.—About 1500 | depositors didn't budge an inch when dnvited to make a friendly run on the Mayfair Trusl & Savings Bank. isclosed yesterday when T. B. McGrath, president of the bank, revealed that it would have to mall out the $89,000 because the depositors failed to come for their money when esked to do so by the bank, following ® decision by its board of directors to €0 out of business A total of 4500 other depositors came for their money and received it at the rate of 100 cents to the dollar. A total of $512.000 was paid to them. “We tried our best to have all de- positors come for their money.” Presi- | dent McGrath said. “but find ourselves with $89,000, which we will distribute by check.” | Banker Marries Actress. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., October 1 (). —Lena Malena, German film_actress, known in private life as Eleanore Ereth, and Wilmer Anderson, Beverly Eills banker, were married here yester- day. They will spend their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe. NOW OPEN Lunch, $1.00 Afternoon Tea Dinner, $1.25 and $1.50 It's the combination of leathers that mark the Fall handbags as smart! . .. and the keynote is contrast . . . smooth calf with alligator grain trimming, patent leather with antelope suede, elephant grain with smooth calf. And smart as this idea of contrast is, it has a practical side, too, for one bag can do the work of two! Brown, green, black and navy. BAG SHOP—STREET FLOOR [} Sale of Toiletries Louis Phillip Angelus lipstick, all shades, $1 size, 79¢ Cleansing tissue, large s sheets...240 in a pack- age, $1 size z .79 French soap, oval s ped in cellophane. . .jasmine, rose, lavender and chypre, 6 cakes in a box, regularly $1.50 .81 Velour powder puffs, in packages of two, thr e or six, cellophane wrapped and tied with ribbon...28¢ Dusting powder, assorted kinds, regularly $€1 and $2 I 79¢ Coty's double compacts, regularly $2.5 89c Coty week-end box, regularly $2.30... ..$1.50 Odnrpucls the powder deodnram. regular\\ Lonw-c! on chain with lipstick, regu]arl\ $1.30, Sl Bourjois Mon Perfume, $2 size.... $5 size . $§7.50 size with gold filled atomizer. Bourjois Old English lavender and cold cream soap 212" cakes in a box, Segularly $3....... or e b8100 TOILETRIES—STREET FLOOR Only Two More Days! Louey Venn Toilet Preparations at 20% Reduction Miss Thompson of the Louey Venn Salon will be here in our toiletries de- partment for two more days to advise you on the correct preparations to use after a Summer of sun and wind. TOILET GOODS SECTION—STREET FLOOR & Smoketone the Color in : October (OLD STRIPE Adjustables Daytime stockings must look like a dark film on your legs...so Gold Stripe creates smoketone. ..smart with the new greens and wines and black. Adjustables —are always the smart thing to wear for comfort ..for economy...for the five adjustable hems fit any length leg...and the reinforced hem in_which you can fasten yolr gar- ter assures straight seams. $1.95 pair 3 Pairs, $5.70 for sheer service, Chiffon or Net $1.35 pair 3 Pairs, $3.90 for Chiffon Weighl IN THE GOLD STRIPE SH( STREET FLOOR . .. OR 1013 CONNECTIUUT AVE. Important— Fall Jewelry $1 Copies of Miniature Jew= elry—Old-fashioned jew- elry such as your grand- mother wore in the days of bustles...leg o' mutron sleeves...festoon style pendant necklaces, with bracelets and earrings to match, set in antique gold finish metal. Theyre very smart to wear with the new Empire frocks. Rhinestone Clips and brooches to wear on the new velvets . . and on the new, soft Tittle hats $1 Necklaces 500 of them, specially bought for this sale, solid colors . . . or color combined with aluminum, sil- ver and gold. Brown shell, green, wine, jet black, blue and red.... et JEWELRY SHOP—STREET FLOOR oVelleffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. POPULAR ACCLAIM has been the reward of The New Jelleff's While distinctly a fashion institution, Jelleff's has always proved that fashion and quality could go hand in hand with value. And values now are greater than for more than sixteen years . . especially great this all Fashion Week being held to present comprehensively the new Fall Fashions and to celebrate the first successful year in our enlarged buildings. Dresses $1 65 for women and misses Budget Shops The Paris fashion successes of the new season are faithfully copied in these smart Budget Frocks . . . that are brought to you in the important fabrics of the season. And they are sold so quickly that almost any day you'll find new models. Velvets Already acclaimed as one of the important fabrics . , . are here for afternoon ... for 5 o'clock wear...for dinner...and for evening. Canton Crepes Smarter than ever for it may be cut and draped and fashioned as no other fabric. And this year when it's smart to be dull, Canton is a high fashion...for street and daytime and formal afternoon wear. Light-as-Air Wools Some people wore light wools and some didn't in other years...but this year no wardrobe is complete w nhout several wool frocks...as easily fashioned as silk and as light...for sports, for daytime, for afternoon wear. Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44. Short Women’s Sizes, 34S to 42§ Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 ALL ON THE FIFTH FLOOR Coats $69.50 for women and misses Budget Shops Madelon Coats . . . an exclusive Jelleff's fash- ion that women and misses come back for year after year. Always extra value, for they are bought by Jelleff's with other smart Spe- cialty Stores throughout the country, assur- ing our customers of $5 to $15 more value. Persian Lamb Wanted by many smart women and misses. It is flat and shapes well to the shoulders without bulking. Kolinsky the smart, short haired brm\ n fur that is used on brown and black coats that are outstand- ing this season. Beaver The lovely, soft short fur that makes such a charming frame for the face and is so cozy and warm! Smart with rough, brown woolens. Fox The fong haired fur that does such lovely things to the wearer that it is irresistible in long collars that fasten on the hip...or short round collars that frame the face. % The coats themselves of rough woolens in black, brown, forest green, Spanish tile. Women's Sizes, 36 to 44 Short Women's Sizes, 355 to 428 Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 ALL ON THE FOURTH FLOOR Suits $50.50 for women and misses Suit Shop Suit days are HERE. The new ones that are so stunning on the street look like frocks when the coats are taken off. The blouses are planned to complete a lovely frock with the smart light top. Beaver On_diagonal woolens for suits copies from Claire Soeurs model...the satin blouse in off white. e fur this season is more than a collar. . is an integral part of the design. (Note the one sketched). Caracul So stunning because of its smoothness fol- lows the line of the short jacket, creating a costume of great individuality. The wool of the suit is the smart diagonal weave. Black, brown or wine with black caracul. Raccoon The sturdiest of all furs is used for a stunning shawl on the new soft tweed woolens...like all the new suits, They fasten at one side... and are as stunning as they are simple. Red, brown, green mixtures. Other Suits Begin at $39.50 and Go to $175 ‘Women's Sizes, 36 to 40 Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 BUIT SHOP—THIRD FLOOR The New Evening Gloves are wrist length o8 Tt all started at Biarritz . . . the fashion of short gloves against dark sun tanned skins was ravishing . . . and it was no time be- fore half the ‘French women were wearing this new style glove. Gloria Swanson did the trick in America . . . and she added a bow on the back of the hand . . . here at Jelleff’s you find both styles in fine French kid . . . in white or eggshell to wear with your new evening clothes. STREET FLOOR o - Larger Women’s . . . Dresses correctly styled . . . priced for value 25 Dresses for every occasion...sports, street, and afternoon . . . many of them Paris in- spired, and adapted to the needs of the ma- tured figure. Sheer wools, canton crepe, satin, and transparent velvet. . .full of smart details. .. Vionnet's side closing, vivid bits of color for contrast, button trimming... dainty lace collars and cuffs, in lovely Fall shades of harvest brown, royal blue, violet glow, winetone, and bronze green. Sizes 407 to 46% ; 4034 to 50%4. LARGER WOMEN'S DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR The New Silhouette Means New “Scanties” *S You really can’t wear so terribly much underneath these new Fall frocks . . . or you'll spoil the beauty of their smooth lines. The new Scanties combine all four of the essentials . . . vest, bandeau, girdle and panties . . . into one slim-fitting foun- dation garment . . . and gives you a per- fectly grand figure besides! The model sketched is in flesh Patrician cloth with a lace bandcau. $5. Miss Irene French, Scantie stylist, ——Will be in our Grey Shops two more days to demonstrate the new models, and give vou individual advice. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR P~ Triconese Undies by Kayser Formerly $1.50 These are the clever little undies that hardly make a dent in your budget . .. and yet, they wear like iron, fit perfectly (because they're tai- lored), do not run or shrink. They are made of the famous Blue Label Tricon- ese . .. a strong silk and rayon mixture ... recently reduced from a much higher price. Panties, briefs, bloomers and uplift bandeaux, in flesh and peach. Sizes 34 to 40. By UNDERWEAR SHOP—STREET FLOOR Mending Stockings T ey " % ecangs