Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1933, Page 19

= %A SPEbIAL BED ROOM VALUE This 4-Pc. Early American Mahogany Bed Room Suite *193 Same Suite With Twin Beds, $232 Bench—$11.50 Chair—$13.50 Night Table—$19.00 N unusual Bed Room Suite of very refined design. tiful matched crotch mahogany fronts to all pieces, fin- ished in a soft, mellow tone, rubbed-dull. A suite you will be proud to own and one you will never tire of. Includes a dresser, bed, vanity and chest of drawers. . * Beau- The illustration does not do justice to this suste. We invite you to inspect the actual grouping. DEFERRED PAYMENTS MAY BE ARRANGED James B. HENDERsON Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating 1108 G St. NN\W. . . . DIST. 7676 CAPT.R. L. BERRY, WILSON AIDE, DIES Former Commander of Yacht Mayflower Expires in Brook- lyn Naval Hospital. Capt. Robert Lawrence Berry, re- tired, former naval aide to President ‘Woodrow Wilson and in command of the presidential yacht Mayflower from 1914 to 1917, died today at the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Navy Department which an- nounced his death said he is survived by his sister, Mrs. W. C. Hill of Short Hills, N. J.| Funeral services are to be held at Bernardsville, N. J,, Thurs- day afternoon. A native of Newport, Ky., where he was born August 5, 1880, Capt. Berry retired from active duty in 1926 at his own request, following 30 years' serv- ice. He was appointed to the Naval Academy from Kentucky in 1896. After his service with President Wil- son he went to Bath, Me., in connection with the fitting out of the new destroy- er U. S. S. Manley and commanded | that vessel after commissioning. He headed the naval recruiting station at Newark, N. J,, September, 1919, to De- cember, 1921; served as executive offi ’ cer of the U. S. 8. New York Febru ary to September, 1922, and was thes transferred to command the U. S. | Procyon. He was in charge of the na- val recruiting bureau at New York from October, 1923, until his retire- ment. Landslide Destroys Home RAILWAY AND HIGHWAY ALSO BLOCKED BY FALLING CLIFF. across the main line of the Santa Fe railway and the Los Angeles-San Diego Highway at San Clemente, Calif. carrying with it the palatial COLLAPSING suddenly with a deafening roar, a 200-foot cliff crashed $50,000 home of Mayor Thomas Murphine. and rocks slid aczoss the roadway. days will be required to clear the debris. slide. Thousands of tons of earth officials d:clared that 10 | 'w shows the scene of the‘ —Wide World Photo. nghwn{ This air vie: 'PHONE LINKS U. S., INDIA s | Three-Minute Talks With Bombay | Will Cost $45. | Rudyard Kipling to the contrary, East and West were to meet today through the linking of transatlantic _radio- | | States and India, via London. Regular telephone ccmmunication between this country and India was made possible | thrcugh the co-operation of the Ameri- can Telephone & Telegraph Co. and the British post office. ‘Three-minute conversations between the United States and Bombay or Poona, India, will cost $45, with $15, = telephone channels between the United | extra for each additional minute. A Bag for Mother’s Gift 33.00 A tailored envelope of crystal grain calf with zipper closing pocket, a roomy, over-the-arm bag with hidden away pocket—or a softic pouch with narrow metal frame. White for Summer—or navy, gray, beige, brown or black. THE NEW ellef S 1216-1220 F STREET Gloves 1,700 TEACHERS LET OUT LOS ANGELES, May 9 () —A total | of 1700 probationary substitute and night schocl teachers have been ordered ! dismissed by the Los Angcles Board of | Education for economic reasons. The dismissals are efls ve at the start of the next school year. She Would Like Pigskin _pull-ons—with scalloped tops. Light weight, smooth skins— washable, with soap and er—ideal Summer shades. 51 gloves 4-button 95 in Or our fine Doeskin — heautiful fitting, light weight button length, § Frocks for Every Woman— | For Every Summer Day! Eight Dress Shops under this roof to serve you—whatever your price, the best at that price, in new Summer Fashions is here! Juniors’, Misses’, Women’s! Special selections for you. Fifth Floor - 51650 For Women! Soft, washable white crepe —one - piece _ dress with fagotted design on cape. Side sash, pleated skirt, black and white pique flower. Comes in white, powder, blue and flesh. Sizes 1612 to 2215, ‘Women and little women find it 50 easy and pleasant to shop at Jellef’s, and now—the new Sum- mer fashion displays make it doubly enjoyable. Lovely fash- jons for all hours—washable sheers and printed crepes—sheer Jjacket suits and printed chiffons for the more formal affairs. A wide selection of styles and fab- rics in all types for women and little women—$16.50. Second Floor $19.75 Gown Salon Garden print crepe after- noon gown with gored skirt and short sleeves. White pique bow and sleeve edg- ing. Stitched belt of print- ed crepe. Comes in va- riety of colors. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 40. Here are flowers that never fade —guaranteed to thrive on soap and water and Summer sun. Always cool looking—clear colors on white backgrounds. Always fresh—tub them every day if you like, $19.75. Also Dinner Dresses in Garden Flower Prints with Auttering mousseline bows. Misses’ sizes only—$25. “No Burst” s “Finesse” by Fifth Floor $16.50 For Misses Washable Repcord Silk Pique Jacket Frock—pleat- ed sleeves in swagger jacket. Short-sleeved dress with pleated mousseline trim. Kick pleats in skirt. Colors, white, pink, blue and maize. Sizes 14 to 20. Modern Misses choose their Sum- mer wardrobes while styles are new and selections choice. Jel- leff’s new showings include everything for Summer in street, afternoon and evening dresses— washable silk pique jacket frocks, light prints, three-piece crepe suits with printed linen and eye- let blouses; filmy mousseline and net evening dresses. Plent{ of white for graduation. Also blue, pink, maize, beige, green. Sizes 14 to 20—$16.50. New Arrivals for our May Sales! Fi fl Floor $7.95 For Juniors Flannel ensemble—Printed crepe dress with flannel swagger coat. Dress has puffed sleeves edged with pique. Tie of pique. Comes in white or print . dresses with pastel coats. Sizes 14 to 20. Gay, happy, saucy frocks—the kind juniors adore — Jelleff's Junior Deb Shop is filled with them. Flannel jackets in swag- ger length, with printed or plain crepes, that are washable; swagger linen coats or pique coats with silk dresses in powder blue with blue, maize with orange and brown, white with black, maize with maize and white with white. Sizes 11 to 17—$7.95. washable, 4- ) 5 Fourth Floor $795 Cottons’ Pique Swagger Coat iIn brown or navy over eyelet batiste dress. Neck of dress and coat revers trimmed _in white waffle pique. Bicycle sleeves in coat. Sizes 14 to 42. Every woman is looking for something new and different, and you have it here—pique swagger coats over floral eyelet batiste dresses; linen eyelet cape coats over handkerchief linen dresses; jacket frocks in eyelets— linen eyelets—eyelets that are different, in the much talked of new shade, Beetroot, introduced at our Summer opening. Sizes 14-42—87.95. ‘New Panties -100 Dozen Just Arrived! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1933. NAVY YARD WORKERS ENTITLED TO LEAVE McCarl Rules Tht— t-!ivilinn Em- ployes May Take Off Ac- crued Time. Civilian employes of the navy yard and shore stations are entitled to get leave with pay which they had accrued up to July 1, last, when the first econ- omy act went into operation, Con- troller General McCarl today advised the Secretary of the Navy. ‘The controller general ruled also that leave earned after March 31, this year, when the leave privilege was restored, might be surrendered for leave without pay which had been taken prior to July 1, 1932, ‘I'he controller general said, too, that | the “leave year” at the naval estab- | lishments in this country would con- | tinue to start on the anniversary of the | employe’s entrance into the service. He repeated that all leave privileges were rescinded for the nine months be- | tween July 1 last year and March 1| this year. is expected to be present at the Wash- ington Navy Yard tomorrow evening at ONE WEEK ONLY Regular $10 Frederic’s Vita Tonic or eugene Permanent GENUINE MATERIALS USED All Waves wrapped by Mr. Anglin GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS ANGLINS BEAUTY SHOP 11th & Clifton Sts. N.W. CO. 1 $2 to at mere fractions sible. Ganna Walska BAND TO HONOR WOODIN Secretary of the Treasury Woodin | = “LAKME"—OPEN STOCK of standard pripes * B3 the Navy Band's concert featuring his ‘compositions. Lieut. Charles Benter, the band's leader, has received numerous requests | for l‘l’epfl.fltlm of the Woodin pro-| gram. The new symphonic suite “Cov- | Over the emergence of the Milicia Re- ered Wagon Days,” especially arranged | Publican, a nation-wide Fascist or- New Sork. will be one of e aoitmos | Ser B in the program, which begins at 8 n?rl:xs- | vefi?nfiinf":"l’h'e‘ h:cun?t‘nne’:.u e Piwonka Becomes Premier. SANTIAGO, Chile, May 9 (@).— Alfredo Piwonka was sworn in as pre- mier of Chile yesterday, replacing Horatlo Hevia, who ruunyed se:pturdnsr SHOP FLOOR 1216-1220 F STREET Signs of the Times! This white kidskin, tailored open-front tie, with elaborate perforations and punchings—one of many new “Strat- ford” models in white. $7.50 to $10.50 WEDDING GIFTS; TABLE & HOME FURNISHINGS FOR 86 YEARS Our Collection of Imported Dinner Sets Offers Such Unusual Values -as This 74-Pc. Service for 8 Price, Complete— 3D R sERVICE for % i‘( 12—107 Pieces 547 An ivory body pattern of exquisite shape and floral decoration. Gold lines, gold edges and artistically gold treated handles. A set you will be proud to use in your home. DULIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana 1" PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance—HOURS: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ExtraordinarySale—Tomorrow! GANNA WALSKA $3 Toilet Goods g 3 for $1.65 Tomorrow—you can have the exquisite toilet preparations you have always longed for—at a price that seems entirely unbelievable. purchase—one of the most remarkable in our history, makes the event pos- A gigantic special toilet needs—created in her internationally famous French salon for the world's most fastidious women. Come early — mgny items will sell out quickly. Ganna Walska $12 Perfume $3.00 Ganna Walska Face Powder $2.50 Ganna Walska Cold Cream $2.50 Ganna Walska Vanishing ~Slip With Shadow Panels $1.95 Perfect peace of mind ... without fear of splitting seams — made possible by this “No Burst” Slip. The seams are decorative, too, Te- sembling _hand fagot- ting . . . Pure dye crepe with cupped brassiere top, lined with net-bias, / cut with straight or V/ shaped necklines, trim-/ med with Alencon lace. In tearose and white— $1.95. GREY SHOPS— SECOND FLOOR Treo A girdle of crepe de chine and open knit elastic that is firm and smooth but Weighs only 3 ounces! 12-inch $5.00 14-inch $7.50 Pink. white and peach shades. Dainty silk trimmed garters with- out the buckles. Sizes 25 to 32. CORSETS IN THE GREY SHOPS— SECOND FLOOR Gowns in Gay Printed Silks $1.95 Floral prints in fine, pure dye silk crepes— in bias cut gowns with V-shaped necklines fin- ished with fagotting and pipings in contrast- ing colors —cap and puft slecves — tearose and blue. GREY SHOPS— SECOND FLOOR Sheer but serviceable— cunning meshes and Iacey silks—in a dozen different styles — choice $1.00 Made to fit like your skin—light as a breeze, wash like a hankie. Long. medium and short flared and fitted legs, lace trimmed and tailored —button and elastic tops. Bandeaux to match— 50c and 75¢ $1.79 In three odeurs—Pour le Sport. Blue Ribbon and Di- vorcons. Lovely for bridge prizes, birthdays and Moth- er’s Day Gift. GannaWalska $3.50 Eau de Toillett $1.00 4-0z. size in three odeurs— Gardenia, Chypre, Jasmine. $2.50 Ganna Walska Nourishing R2.50 Ganna Walska Tissue Cream. $2.50 Ganna Walska Liquid Cleanser..59¢ $2.50 Ganna Walska Skin Tonic $2.00 Ganna Walska Lipstick THE NEW e S 1216-1220 F STREET