Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1932, Page 26

" B_10 % WILLIAW 5. LEE HEADS ENGINEERS New President Is Pioneer in Hig%-Tension Hydro-Elec- ’ trical Development. | Election of William S. Lee of Char- lotte, N. C. pioneer in high-tension hydro-electric power development and transmission in the United States and Canada, as president of the American Engineering Council was announced &t the annual meeting of the council in the Mayflower Hotel today Mr. Lee, who is president of the W. S. Lee Engineering Corporation, vice chair- man of the Duke Endowment and an officer and consultant, with headquar- ters in Neg York, of many large public utility and industrial enterprises, suc- ceeds Carl E. Grunsky of San Fran- cisco. During 1932 he will direct a large program of public service, including em- ployment activity by committees in 46 States, to be framed by the council at its Washington sessions. Mr. Lee was born in Lancaster, S. C. in 1872 He is president and chief engineer of the Pledmont & Northern Railway Co and vice president and chief engineer of the Duke Power Co.. the Catawba Power Co.. the Wateree Power Co., the Western Carolina Power Co. and the Catawba Manufacturing & Electric Co. He is a director of the American Cyan- amid Co. and of the Duke Power Co. The Public Affairs Committee, cf which R. F. Sohuchardt of Chicago is chairman, favored the bill of Repre- sgentative Green, sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, re- quiring the Secretary of the Treasury to employ private architects in the de- signing and planning of public build- ings. A report to the Public Affairs Com- mittee of the council on the bill of Senator Fess to amend the radio act of 1927 opposes Federal censorship of radio programs The committee spproved the bill of Senator Dill which would transfer all functions of the Radio Division of the Department_of Commerce to the Fed- eral Radio Commission { Plans for an exhaustive study of the | transportation situation in the United | States and Canada have been submit- ted to the Engineering Council THE NEW elleffs 1216-1220 F 1,500 pairs of the famous SORQSI§ and other high-grade Shoes s5.90 pair j Formerly $7.50 and new models, regularly $10 Fashionable shoes . . new models that would be Black or Brown Kid or Patent Leather in pumps, ties, straps, oxfords with medium or high heels. The Wanted moire, or white moire. $7.50 and $10 reduced $10.50 and $1 THE elleffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. Inexpensive? Yes, but best quality Do they fit? Unusual? Have you ever tried Gol solve your stocking probl Seven inches of adjustm Dull Chiffon . | ton, chaplain; E Lee Hanson, . wanted shoes . . own models in broken assortment we have added brand- in black kid, patent leather, brown kid, black faille, black $7.90 All shoes in our stock at these original prices re- duced for early clearance. STREET FLOOR. Yes, any length of leg Smart Colors? Yes, as new as the newest Yes, indeed, they’re the new (OLDSIRIPE “ADJUSTABLES” d Stripe adjustables? ...all can wear adjustables and be fitted perfectly. little hems by lock stitches! knee is the Gold Stripe that doesn’t let garter runs pass! S]_'35 pair 3 pairs, $3.90 THE EVENIN STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. G, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 1932, 5 “’"‘","9',5‘ PEE. OFFICERS OF M’CONCHIE GRANGE ARE INSTALLED 2 | Roy O. Reed Becomes Master of | Organization in La Plata Area. | Building Improvements Planned. Special Dispatch to The Star. LA PLATA, Md, January 15— George Stuntz, past master of McCon- chie Grange, installed the officers of that organization for the year 1932. They are Roy O. Reed, master; Hanson Barnes, overseer; Mrs. Martha T. Smythe, lec- turer; Miss Adelaide Gray, treasurer Merrill Fergusson, steward: A | Gray, assistant steward; Calvin Comp- | retary; | Mrs Roy O. Reed. Ceres; Miss Jennie | Barnes, Pomona: Miss Jane Gray, Flora; | Joseph _S. Burch, gatekeep Mrs. Joseph S. Burch, lady assistant steward Following the' installation the lad of the Grange served the members, their famiiles and guests a turkey din- ner. The McConchie Grange is an active | organization and has materially in- creased its membership during the past| year. It plans several improvements to | its hall and grounds during the coming | yea) Street N.W. . and to our regularly $10.00 . Opera Pumps Suede Footwear to $5.90 2.50 Footwear new They em. Tall, small, slim, stout ent space divided into five And the one closest the . . newest colors Smoketone to wear with black Durbar, Othello, Cabana, Vintage to wear with dark colors Other Gotham and Gold Stripe adjustables at $1.00, $1.65 and $1.95 And only at Jelleff’s in Washington! AN EXTRA GOLD STRIPE SHOP—1018 CONNECTICUT AVE. STONELEIGH COURTS. Five Big Reasons Jelleff’s Leads in 5 Hats Hat specialists we call ourselves . . . because we fairly comb the market to find the hest hats of every type that we can sell for $5.00. Hundreds of them tomorrow these are five typical examples! Our doormen will be glad to park your car. Montelupo braid turbans combined with belting ribbon! See the pert lit- tle 19 loops! Sizes Felt-and-ballibuntl . . . in a large headsize clas- sic! ... 2215 t0 25..85 Rumba Crepe Turban the mode-of-the- moment! Black, navy. brown and tile. Satin if vou prefer . . . 2115 to 29 221 Corde de Soie . . . the advance fashion in fab- rics for Spring berets . and brimmed hats, too, for that matter. @5 Waldorf . . . the Jelleff Headsize Hat . . . it's a winner. Becoming to almost everybody . . . perfectly balanced brim and crown . . . sizes 20% to 23 . . . can be ordered up to 2415 . . . dozens of colors....85 STREET FLOOR THE NEW . ell‘Bffs to tie up your smartness, 1216-122¢ F Street N.W. 3 ; et * e oe? o3 o New 1932 Fashions Are Arriving! Here! Red-White- and-Blue Scarcf First at Jellefl's. $1.95 These with special purchases of Winter Apparel 2 make Jelleff’s more than interesting these days! ats With Ba Misses’ $ 69 a8 Women’s beautiful $89.50 to $110 coats ashions to buy now ... straightline 1s and slight flares . . . fine boucle will not only wear now but th great satisfaction! Street Floor. 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Large assortment at $3.00, too STREET FLOOR. s e e PRE e 4 Concentrated essence . . « de Raymond $3 Perfume, $1 The exquisite fragrance of de Raymond . . . always & Juxury . . . a tiny little flask with glass stopper . . . in Jasmin or J-B, a Gar: denia blend! Onethird its price . tomorrow. amples! Size 34 $7.50 to $12.50 Scanties . . . $5 Everything you need to wear underneath.. vour brassiere, girdle, panties and garters all in one! These salesman's samples, a little handled...of the finest fabrics.. bro- cades, faille, crepe de chine, satin-and-lace, jersey silk! The new higher waistline effects.. some have boning. GREY SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR.