Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1933, Page 22

B—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1933. p—— WOODEN NICKELS WORTH 50° EACH Tenino, Wash., Swamped With Requests for “Serip” Used in Cash Crisis. By the Associated Press. TENINO, Washington, January 6.— Tenino wishes it had issued some wooden nickels. They now would be worth 50 cents each. Collectors are paying $2.50 for the town's wooden 25- eent pieces. C. S. Argo, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and Don H. Major, trus- fee said today they were swamped with requests for samples of the wooden New Chairman FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION HEAD IS ELECTED. $1,500 JUDGMENT GIVEN BOY IN ACCIDENT CASE Forest Glen Youth, Injured on Brookeville Pike in 1929, Gets Verdict at Rockville. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., January 6.—In the suit of Thomas old resident of Forest Glen, against Wil- son G. Ragsdale, which was instituted by the boy's mother, Mrs. Fredds |as Schooley, as his next friend, a jury in the Circuit Court here awarded the piaintiff judgment for $1,500. The proceedings were the outgrowth Woodside Parkway and the Brookeville | ike on March 16, 1929, in which the | School will meet January 13, when offi- ,l:oy sustained fractures of both legs and | cers will be elected. A card party will | By a Staft Correspondent of The Star, other serious injurles when struck by an ' be held January 16 at 8:30 p.m. Schocley, 12-year- | automobile Ragsdale. BERWYN, Md., January 6 (Special). of an accident at the intersection of | _rThe Mothers’ Club of Holy Redeemer January 6.—Suit for an aceounting of the profits derived, if any, in the han- ey (DEFUNCT REAL ESTATE o crossng the roud. "~ | 'FIRW'S OFFICERS SUED was crossing the road. Mothers’ Club Will Meet. |Stockholders Ask Accounting of Trustees and Directors of Brum- back Company in Arlington. county, was yesterday filed by nin kholders against the trustees an nancial difficulties. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Vi Plaintiffs in the case are Pearl W. p.m. Tomorrow—an exciting day in our JANUARY SALES! THE nEW ellef & 1216-1220 F § Another shipment of those wonderful winter coats at $49.50 . new purchase of $3 to $5 Bags for $1.65; sell at $1.65—new purchases added to the January Sales of Underwear and Corsets—so many NEW dresses—new new cape dresses—in every one of our eight dress departments—you’ll certainly want to come to Jellefl's tomorrow! TREET .8 new purchase of gloves to prints, new sheers, the very | | Sharpe, Danlel A. Defandorf, Mary B Randolph, Paul Randolph, Fred A. Gosy dling of the affairs of the former Brum- | nell, A mem! [ ter_of ) back Realty Co., at one time ofte of | Dr. RicHard N. . Gaines and. V! L Simpson. the largest concerns of its kind in the | Dop e prir et (A ine] ¢ | M. Stone and W. 8. , Hoge, jr.. afe indiyidually as ‘members of the ‘board of di« rectors. Amos C. Crounse appears af the plaintifts, serip, issued by the chamber to fore- | all Tenino's financial collapse when | the only bank falled. Finaricial Crisis Bridged. | When Tenino went back on the gold | 3 standard, after redemption’ recently of COMMISSIONER CHARLES H. MARCH the largest of the monthly issues of Yesterday was elected chairman of the oSrosseut custency.” it found the wood- | Federal Trade Commission, succeeding &0 jmoney had attracted real United | william E. Humphrey. The chatrmanshig Sgates money into the town—so much | rotates annually. Mr. Mareh o s at Tenino 1s getting along very nicely | publican, was sppolnted to the commi. in a financial way. slon in 1929 by President Coolidge. His Nobody seems o want to redeem the | term expires September 25, 1955 o1 spruee “spondulicks” as the issues be- sid come aue. Out of approximately $7,200 | 3¢ the Snasenary iy 200 Tesides here TS A success from the start! New Coats arrive for Saturday! Misses’—Women’s COATS regularly $69.50 to $89.50 Sfi‘t!E)PSO With the very furs you liked best! MINK SILVER FOX BLUE FOX (dyed white) PERSIAN LAMB KOLINSKY BEAVER BLACK FOX KIT FOX SKUNK MISS COATS, $49.50—14 to 20—flatter- ing ‘square shawl collars of mink, large shawl collars of silver fox, horse- shoe collars of black fox, notched collars of kolinsky, cape shawls of beaver, Persian lamb and skunk. . .the smart new cuff treatments. . .slim-hipped silhouette. ., the two most wanted colors—black and brown. Misses’ Coats! Women’s Coats! Shorter Women’s! Larger Women’s! was presented for redemption. Of the approximately $3.600 due for redemp- tion December 30 alone, the chamber only had to redeem $35, and as the balance was voided, there was a profit of more than $3,500. With this profit the chamber bought AU]_ [] PR U D U [}_" U N %o depositors in the bank. the 83500 |Plant at “Gorki,” Nation’s Il 0 to them as dividend, eleas- | g that much more “gold” in Tenino. i The bank aiready has paid a 0 per | Largest, Yields 7,500 Trucks cent dividend Those _citizens lucky enough to Out of 30,000. possess the rarer issues of wooden money, signed by three trustees of the. WOMEN’S COATS, $49.50regular sizes 36 to - 44, shorter sizes 35%; to 434, larger women’s sizes 4275 to 4814 — distinguished cape shawl collars of mink, Persian lamb, beaver. . .circular shawls, square shawls, mushroom and pouch collars—interesting sleeve treatments—flare, melon and elbow cuffs—black coats, brown, green, wine and corsair blue coats—extraordinary values! the building fixtures of the defunct install a branch bank as soon as the Legislature will permit. ‘ Since the wooden money was issued | chamber, are continuing to reap a By Oable to The Star. Tenino gave $250, wooden, to the| MOSCOW, U. S. 8. R. January 6 Welfare Committee for unemployment et plant, at “Gorki,” formerly Nijni Nov- “There are still about 5,000 pleces of | 80rod, produced 7,500 Ford trucks dur- 7 r eduled output of 30,- plained. “Redemption dates for the |Pared with a sche . monthly issues vary, of course, s0 we 000, Izvestia, official Moscow P e ; Its schedule for 1933, originally 140,- et e S S B P v U S fully planned glants of the first five- | year plan, the Russians having signed a |technical assistance. Its failure to swing into quantity production on time ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 6.— |ments of the “Piatiletka” and has Said by police to have been fighting |thrown a wrenth into the Soviet plans ter of the street in the 900 block North Columbus street yesterday afternoon, a Mrs. George F. Shaw of Washington, was arrested=- The man was bleeding the woman also showed signs of a conflict. in Police Court today on charges of minor assault end possession of a pint charge was first placed against the ‘woman, listed as Mrs. Ida Shaw, 30, a she claimed the alleged- liquor. Shaw gve his address as 1722 Summit place, Citizens' Bank, and is now ready to Dividend For Depositors. golden harvest from curlo collectors. (CDN.).—Russia’s greatest automobile relief, which sold it to collectors at.a Wooden money eirculating,” Major ex- | 1Dg its first year in operation, as com- aren’t really through with it, we have | Veals today plant was one of the most care- D. C. COUPLE ARRESTED $30,000,000 contract with the Ford Co. By & Staff Correspondent of The Stdr. has been one of the great disappoint- in their automoblle parked in the cen- couple, giving_theis names as Mr. and badly from stratches on his face and Shaw was fined $50 and $20.50 costs of alleged liquor. ‘The prohibition nurse, of 1600:block Columbia road, as ashington, THE NEW L~ K for the production of motor cars. Things have brightened somewhat last month with the production of the | first passenger cars and an increase in the number of units produced to about 1,500 monthly. The typical Piatiletka bugbears, bu- reaucracy, mismanagement and care- | lessness on the part of the workers and |an insufficient supply of raw materials are blamed for the bad record of the {last year. (Copyright, 1933.) A small hillside cemetery overlooking | & peaceful valley in Letcher County, Kentucky, contains the graves of 19 murder victims, most of them killed in New for Saturday in the WOMEN’S $79.50 Coat of black crepey wool with square shawl and flare cuffs of superd quality black fox. $49.50. MISSES® $79.50 Coat with deep shawl and panel cuffs 0f mink on a soft black crepey woolen. $49.50 JELLEFF'S FASHION COAT SHOPS—THIRD FLOOR Mainbocher designed the original! A frock that will put you in & Spring mood at least a month earlier than the first robin. It's adapted from Mainbocher’s suc- cess and proves definitely for your peace of mind that prints, especially combinations of prints, will be smarter than ever this year. The wavy lines of the printed sheer crepe are just what you need for the scarf print that looks just like a gay bandana you might have tied around your neck and waist yoursel. - In brown and. white, navy and white, and black and white. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Bolero Frock with a dash of red Navy blue—the perennial favor- ite for * Spring, always new somehow, with its touch of white, or spot of red. This young dress has both, with the Tesult that it's twice as smars - as usual. The Ilittle holero jacket is sleeveless, and has miles of inch-wide ‘flat pleats around the armholes and down the front. The high white cole lar may be detached. The two buttons, big as poker chips; are brilliant rsz.m :g"s oné of @ Whole collection of y and prinis for -!mm T JANUARY SALES $16:50 FOURTH FLOOR. $16.50 12161220 F; STREET : : FIFTH FLOOR. —and on the Fourth Floor #39.50 to %69.50 COATS For Misses! $ 2 9. 50 For Women! Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 35V, to 414 Exceptionally fine coats—smart suede-finished and crepey fabrics— handsomely furred, beautifully tailored! Rare values, every one! ~] 0 —Shawl Women’s Coats, $29.50 22X Misses’ Coats, $29.50525%! with black furs—PERSIAN LAMB, BLACK of BLACK FOX, POINTED FOX, BLUE FOX, CARACUL, SKUNK. Black coats with FOX (red, dyed) . . . shawls of SKUNK brown furs—BLUE FOX (dyed white), KO- + + « cape collars of BEAVER , . , great LINSKY, BEAVER. Green and brown coats square shawls of KOLINSKY and PERSIAN with brown furs . . . blue coats with Kit LAMB . . . shawls and horseshoe collars Fox, wine coats with Kolinsky. Sizes for of KIT FOX and BADGER . . . all with women, 36 to 44; shorter women, 35, to the new sleeve treatments, Black, brown, 43%%; larger women, 42 to 48. green and wine! JELLEFF'S—ECONOMY COAT SHOPS—FOURTH FLOOR Junior Girdles for medium figures, too! SKINTEX Regularly $3.50 10 $5 Light, but snug-fitting styl, 1 mesh Skintex, with back pan that stretch up and down. One style of Skintex brocade, with brocade panel back and front, lightly boned. 13 and 15 inches long. Dorothy Bickum - Regularly $3.50 10 $4.95 Three models for junior figures. 12 and 14 inch styles, of crepe de chine, with elastic side panels. Side-hook models. . Sizes 26 to 32. Bandi A Limited Number of $29.50 to $35 Lapin Jackets Black and Brown, in the wanted new longer length The demand for these smart little jackets still goes right along, S0 we went to the market to see what values we could get, and came home with some beauties ! They're really better than any we’ve had before, all carefully lined, well cut, and made from wonderful skins, Lapin Swagger Coats, $59.50 You'll make a very clever stroke for your next Winter’s smart- ness, as well as this, if you buy a swagger length lapin coat, for they are a coming fashion ! FUR SALON—THIRD FLOOR /i Another Shipment of the Wonderful Bags You Liked So Well! *1.95 and *3 HANDBAGS $ 1 .65 We can't begin to tell you what a success these bags were, but we had to order more! Patent leather, either plain or combined, in black, brown, black with white, brown with beige, red, and red with white, navy, navy with grey. Swmooth calf, pin calf, antelope suede in vagabonds, envelopes, small and roomy pouches. Some with passport pockets, some with zipper or inner change compartments. Trimmed with marcasite, simu- lated shell. Excellently lined. Brassieres—usually $1 to $2, silk, net, and lace. 500 Some with evening backs. ... Sports Shop Clearance! 100 DRESSES in Rabbit’s Hair and Novelty Woolens that were $12.75 to $16.50 for §5.95 sh out s group values, too! with button trim, trim, buckles, fancy sleeves, all long sleeves. Vee, square, high, round necklines. Lace and Net Trimmed French Crepe Slips $F -9 special purchase! We're not quoting prices on these slips, but we've seen them, and the quality of crepe, the laces and em- broidery are really exquisite. Bias- cut styles with appliqued lace top and bottom, net trimmed with wide net bands at top. Tearose, white, tan. navy and black $3.95 and $5 Two-Piece Pin and Smooth Calf Patent Leather Antelope Suede! Just the dress to the cold weather ir fine Pajamas . $3.00 An unusual value because these are two-piece French crepe pajamas, with slip-over blouses elaborately trimmed with Alencon type laces. Square and Vee necklines with wide tie-back sashes. Tearose and blue. Special Purchase! $3.00 Glove Silk Gowns and Pajamas $1.95 Whether you like to sleep, or lounge in glove silk, you can suit either taste in this special purchase. One or two piece pajamas with tuck-in or over blouses. ~ Light pastels or dark col- ors. Wide legs, fitted tops to the trousers. Fitted gowns with deep lace yokes, of imported lace. 54 inches long. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. GREY SHOPS, SECOND FLOOR. One and Two-Piece Styles Blue, gray, biege, gold, red— the very colors that are most popular right now! Sizes for women and misses—14 to Two Prices in BLOUSES Regularly $ 1 835 $2.95 & $3.95 Satin, and_printed silk blouses in the lovely new shades that add so much interest to a skirt or sult—dusty pink, old blue, gold, red and hyacinth. Sizes 32 to 40. - Regularly $3.6;) $5.95 10 $8.50 100 sample blouses that repre- sent very fine workmanship and materials, and all the late Win- ter fashions. Crepe and Satin blouses, in the new vague col- ors, White and eggshell. Sizes 32 to 42. SPORTS SHOP THIRD FLOOR. A Sensation! Gold Stripe ‘Adjustables’ Now At $7.00 Gold Stripe “Adjustables” at the new low price are just as popular as we thought they'd be! How women love the added 7 inches of adjustment space that makes them fit any length leg, the beautiful sheer silk, 100% pure! Two styles, one a silk chiffon, one a hard-wearing service weight. A full size and color range. Only at Jellef’s in Washington also at our 1721 Connecticut- Avenue Shop 600 pairs GLOVES Real Kid, and fine quality Lambskin $ 1.65 600 pairs sounds like a lot of gloves, but if you know hor fast these special purchases sell out you'll know it's none too many! Just see these popular styles—pullons with flare tops, pullons with side goges, pullons with applique, pullons with shirring. One clasp with little rufile cuffs, one-clasp styles with appliqued wrists. Black with white, brown with beige, plain beige, white, navy.’ pecial Purchase Rushed from the Importers for Tomeorrow! T e—— 2 "