Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 27

TWO POLIGEMEN FREED ON BOND Officers Are Suspended on| Charge of Assaulting Man Believed Another. Warrants charging Policemen John 1. Shotzberger, 38, and Ernest T. Wes- | selles, 26, both of the sixth precinct, with assaulting Harrison M. Fuller, ! 841 Ingraham street, were issued in Police Court today. The officers werew suspended from duty shortly after- ! ward and their bond fixed at $300 each ' for arraignment Saturday. | The assault, it is charged, was made | when the police mistook Fuller for his | brother, Allen Fuller, against whom‘ they had a parking warrant. Information given today to the dis- trict attorney’s office was to the effect | that Shotzberger and Wesselles went ! to the Ingraham street address yes- terday morning to serve the parking warrant on Allen Fuller and were informed he was still in bed. Thereupon, it is charged, Shotz- ; berger went to the rear of the home | while Wesselles waited in the police | car. A short time thereafter, Harri- son Fuller said he started out the back way to a store and was struck twice in the head by Shotzberger be- fore he escaped and ran down the alley to the store. Upon arriving at the store, Harri- son Fuller charges, he was appre- hended again. He said Wesselles knocked him down while Shotzberger held him at bay with a pistol. There- after, he claims, they carried him bodily to the police car and took him to the station house, from which he was later released. INVESTIGATIE)N BUREAU SAVES U. S. $20,000,000 Re- Makes Huge Sum on Fines, coveries and Exposing of Fraudulent Claims. By the Associated Press. Besides chasing criminals — and catching & lot of them—the Justice Department’s Federal Bureau of In- vestigation was cited yesterday as a big moneymaker. J. Edgar Hoover, its chief, revealed that during 1934 1t either made in fines and recoveries, such as in bank- Tuptcies, or saved the Government by exposing fraudulent claims, a total of $20,000,000. Its total operating cost for the pe- riod was $2,600,000. Net profit— $17,400,000. DRUNK FIXES PENALTY | Judge Assents to Prisoner’'s Ap- proval of 10-Day Term. Charles Pender, 35, colored, of no fixed address, set his own penalty when arraigned before Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court yesterday. { Pender declared that he was not, only guilty of intoxication, but that | he was still drunk. “What do you think I ought to do sbout it?” asked Judge Schuldt. , “Oh, I think about 10 days would| do.” “Ten days it ia" DINNER ARRANGED Participants in Play Tournament Will Celebrate. Participants in the third annual one-act play tournament recently held will celebrate the success of the ‘venture at a dinner Sunday night, March 3, it was announced today. Reservations may be requested of the Community Center Department, Franklin Administration Building. ° E. Francis McDevitt heads the com- mittee, which includes also Mary Olive O'Connell, Hannah Stolar, Catherine L. Vaux and George Wil- €ox. Denis E. Connell will be toast- master. Have ouf Photograph Taken $ large 11x14 sizeo* Don’t put off having a picture taken .. just drop into our studio while shopping to- morrow and see the fine pictures we take. * Usmownted Ready for Framing AS NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Downstairs Bookstore. / 2o see our lovely Por- traits Extraordinary. THE NEW G“G“S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Open 12141220 F STREET $1 Costume Jewelry 39: (3 pieces, $1.) Bracelets—Pins— Clips—Earrings— Necklaces—Pendants What a busy table this will be tomorrow A.M.—smart glrls will snatch up 3 pieces for a dollar—the ordinary price of one piece! Bright colored catlin, sil- ver and gold metal, wood and crystal in a wonder- ful variety of designs. Morning Sale! Imported Kid and Lambskin Gloves $] .39 Just 271 pairs—size and color assortments a bit broken—hence these fine pullon gloves at a very low price. Tops are stitched, piped or scalloped. Colors . . . beige, eggshell, grey, brown. Quite an oppor- tunity « « . be here! A Big Hit! [*lew Creme Mascary —eye shadow, tube. with brush in leatherette case— 60- A subtle darkening of the eye lashes is so important today . .. no wonder this new Creme Mascary has made such a hit! Simple to use—no water required —non-smarting and tear- proof. Black or brown. Clearance! Odd pairs of $7.75 to $10.75 Stratford and Florsheim Shoes 5485 Broken size assortments left over from recent sales —street shoes mostly, and about 70 pairs of Stratford evening slippers. Come early, please! All sizes are represented but of course, not in every style. 8hoe Salon—Street Floor (West Building) —for Misses Spring Coats in Forstmann’s lovely tweeds and novelty wools Furred with Galyak scarfs, Polar Wolf Cuffs. Models with high-but- toning necklines, Wolf collars dyed beige or azure blue—refreshing new blues, tans, and greens. Also black with sleeky black Galyak. ‘il —for Women New 1935 Coats in Forstmann’s lacey crepes, corded and blistery woolens With fur and without—coats with capes, cape sleeves, cape collars. Among the furs Galyak, Kolinsky, Fox or Wolf. Navy blue, brown, grey or black coats for women up to size 44 and sizes 35% to 41 for —tor Misses Navy blue 3-pc. Suit with taffeta scarf and blouse Taffeta is the talk of the fashion world and we bow to the genius who applied it to this suit of Spring’s new “dry” blistery woollen. The jacket—a loose swinging affair with raglan shoulders, patch pock- ets. It's one of a smart selection of 3-plece suits featured in the —for Juniors Pure silk prints, flowered or figured frocks So fresh and new, and so pleasantly different from what you've been wearing all Winter long. This dress, one of several styles, features . . . shiring . . . corded neckline . .. %, very full sleeves . . . pleated skirt. The background colors are red, pea- —for Misses Print dress under plain cape coat Very heartening under your Winter coat . . . the dress, with snowy white polka dots on navy, brown, or black grounds, with deep gath- ered collar and % sleeves that peep out brightly below the cape sleeve of the coat. Plain navy, brown, or black coats. Better get one . . . %% B-? 1 P.M. Tomorrow—Washington's Birthday Govemment workers—our doors open to you tomorrow morning . . . Come see what's new for Sprmg! What specials we’ve planned expressly for you! What surprising opportunities to pick up substantial Winter things now closing out at almost ‘next-to-nothing” prices! —for Women The smart, practical silk and wool coat ensembles Very new ., . very wearable—and very, very reasonable. Short- sleeved dresses in printed crepes under long wool or silk coats in navy blue, brown, or black. Wear this slim-fitting ensemble now under your coat . . . coat this Spring. without & Women's sizes to 44 and little 18 — Fashion Coats Shops— Third Floor Fashion Coats Shops— Hif $39.75 Third Floor 539'75 35 FUR C 9—$49.75 Lapin Swaggers, 14, 16, 18, V3 off.........$33.17 2—$179 Leopard Cat Swaggers, 14 and 16, 15 off, $119.34 3—$98.50 Brown Caracul Swaggers, 14 and 18, Ysoff ....... ..$65.67 Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor 7 Larger Women's $69.50 and $79.50 Coats. Black with black fox; brown with Kolinsky and Beaver. Sizes 42, to 4812, $45. 6 Shorter Women’s Black Coats, with black fox lnd Persian lamb. Sizes 35% to 40, $55. 6 Women’s $89.50 Black. Brown or Green Ceats, with Kolinsky, Kit fox, Persian Lamb, Mink. Sizes 36 to 42 and 355, $55. 6 Women’s $79.50 Black Coats, with black fox, Kit fox, Persian lamb. Sizes 35 to 39 and 36 to 42, $45. 10 Women’s $89.50 to $125 Llama Coats, in oxford, tan, brown or green msmmzd with beaver, lynx, raccoon or Persian lamb. Sizes 36 to 44, $75. 7 Women’s $125 to $145 Dress Coats, with Silver fox, Blue fox (white dyed) and mink; black or brown. Sizes 36 to 40 and 37 to 44, $75. 8 Women'’s $98.50 to $110 Dress Coats, furred with Silver fox, Mink, Beaver and Persian lamb. Sizes 38 to 42, 42!, to 46, $75. 1 Mis’ $69.75 Craigleigh Monotone Wool Coat, with Beaver shawl collar. Size 14, $35. 2 Misses’ $89.50 Black Coats, with Badger collars. Sizes 14 and 18, $35. 1 Miss’ $79.50 Brown Dress Coat, with notched Beaver shawl. Size 14, $45. 2 Miss’ $79.50 lol.lnlky Trimmed Cape Coats, black or brown. Sizes 14 end 18, $45. 1 Miss’ $110 Black Forstmann's Wool Coat, furred with Mink. Size 14, $55. 4 Misses’ $79.50 Kolinsky Furred Coats, black or brown. Sizes 14 to 18, $55. 3 Misses’ $79.50 Black Dress Coats, with six\ shawls of Mink. Sizes 14, 16, 18, $55. 1 Miss’ $145 Dress Coat, with fine Persian lamb shawl collar on Frost- mann’s black diagonal. Size 14, $75. 1 Miss’ $165 Forstmann Green Fabric Coat—Mink shawl, $75. 22 Suits—priced to clear! .75 Lapin Jacket lI“l——mLIm izes 14 and 18—green tweed ski Lessesene £ with i Fweed ed Suits——14 and To: and brown 2 Misses? $29.75 3 Misser 82935 Lo to_20 1 Mis o e SRR H Negligees —soft pastels or Printed Pure Silks $3.95 $3.95 Girdles & Foundations 52.95 Just for tomorrow morn- ing — hurry in! The OATS - Iored. cock and navy blues. Sui Fnul‘Qh Floor in sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18.... Sizes 11 to 17, $3975 ibien$12.95 1—$425 Jap Mink Swagger, size 16, 3 off 1—$325 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) with kolinsky, size 18, V3 off ............. 1—$250 Natural Squlrrel Coat—size 16, V5 off .$166.67 9—$§98.50 Silver Muskrat Coats, 14, 16, 18, /3 off . .$65.67 Fur Salon—Third Floor Fifth Floor Coat Shop 7 Women's $59.50 Black, Brown or Blue Coats—with Beaver, Kolinsky. Persian Lamp and Kit Fox collar—sizes 36 to 40 and 42'; to 46z, $35 6 Women's $49.50 Black or Brown Coats—furred with Black Fox, Kt! Fox, Kolinsky—sizes 38 to 42—37% and 39% 6 Women’s $39.50 Black Coats with Kit F‘OX. Skunk and Plllmi— sizes 36 to 42 ..$25 2 Women's 839 50 Black or Brown Coats with Jap Mink collan—-cln* 38 to 42.. $15 7 Women'’s 529.50 to $39.50 Casual Coats in oxford or brown—fur col- lars ‘of Caracul, Raccoon, Lapin—sizes 38 to 44 5 2 Women’s $29.50 Skunk and Wolf Collared Black Coats—sizes 38 4“4 ... 810 5 Larger Women’s $39. Black Coats trimmed with Skunk—sizes €21, 1048, ....cieirenooronchorntaataiancacasnnssissaces $19.50 9 Misses’ $16.75 Alpaca Sports Coats—belted models in brown or ox- ford—sizes 14, 16, 18 $9 6 Misses’ $29.50 Black Coats furred with Wolf, Skunk or hpm— sizes 16 and 18 ..$15 4 Misses’ $39.50 Jap Mink Collared Coats—black or brown—sizes TR G IV ... i iccsissivvsissesrssssssstososnnensshonsane ebaes $25 10 Juniors’ $39.50 Black Dress Coats with fur collars of Fox, Caracui or Skunk—sizes 13 to 17 $15 5 Juniors’ $19.75 Tweed Sports Coats, Raccoon collars; gold mixtures—sizes 11 to 15 .. 1 Junior’s $79.50 Green Coat Wi Fifth Floor Dress Shop Misses’ $8.03 95 Dresses—2-plece shell knit wools crenu—tlfloud lmd dressy models—rust. raspberry, black Misses’ $10.95 Matelasse Evening Dres sizes 16%2 to 2 Evening Frocks in purple. raspberry. white. resses with metallic blouses, velvet ‘skitss Bias Silk Slips —Crepe Satin; French Crepe lace 'I'rlmmed or tailored 165 Its a “special occasion” value that we can only ring Holiday Shoppers’ Special! _in once in a while, so we maneuvered it for our Washington’s Birthday shoppers. The quality of silk and the way these slips are made promise good . wear. Tops are straight or V-shaped—appliqued with creamy lace or yoke tai- Sizes 32 to 44 in téarose or white. Street Floor Certainly the price is no drawback! $13.95 women’s 16/2 to 24V 51 395 Moderate Price Shop— Fourth Floor Moderate Price Shop, Fourth Floor featuring eleven different furs 4—$98.50 Sealine Coats and Swaggers, size 16, % off .. 1—$1,350 Real Mink Coat, size 38, 1 off . 2—$350 Black Caracul Coats, size 38, /5 off... Women’s Moderate Price Shop Dress Clearance 35 Women’s, Little Womens, and Misses’ $25 Dresses—Street, after- noon. dinner and evening models—dark street colors, bright colors, blacks and white—crepes and taffetas—$13, $13.95 to $19.75 Junior Deb Shop Clearance 30 Juniors’ $16.95 and $19.75 Crepe Afternocn Dresses—{wo-tone crel;l)eswmd a few metal cloth dresses—colors, black, brown, grey, green = 11 7.9 20 Juniors’ $12.95 Crepe Afternoon Frocks—greys, coral, brown—also a few red and blue prints, also 23 Evening Gowns—velvets, crepes, satins—11 to 17 $5. Gown Salon Clearance (Second Floor) 50 Misses’ and Women'’s $25 to $39.75 Daytime and Afternoon Dresses —crepe, matelasse, in black, brown, green or blue—one and two piece types 27 Misses’ and Women's $29.75 o $49.75 Street and Afternoon Dresses—Chardon, Flancee, and Matelasse crepes—black, brown green, blue Larger Women's Dresses (Second Floor) 16 Larger Women’s $16.95 Afternoon Dresses—plain crepes—prints and sheers—in black, brown, green—odd sizes 20 Larger Women's $13.95 Afternoon and Street Dresses. Prints, crepes, and sheers—desirable dark colors Sports Shop Clearance (T hird Floor) One and Two Piece Knit Dresses in high shades, stripes, checks, and solid colors—misses’ sizes. ‘Women'’s and Misses’ Crepe and Satin Blouses—white and colors, $2. 95 2 Misses’ $69.75 Lapin Swagger Suits—reversible coats lined—green or blue tweed mixtures—sizes 14 and 18 $35 5 Misses’ $49.75 2 and 3 Piece Lapin Swagger Suits—brown or black lapin coats with tweed skirts, jersey blouses—sizes 14 to 20 79cUndies —New Rayon or Bemberg Run- proof Weaves for $1 Briefs with web-elastic tops—full-length stepins, $1.65 Crepe Satin Chemise and Step-ins $1.00 Friday morning Special! The popular tier-sleeve and ¥ sleeve models in sizes for women and misses. Flower prints on light or dark back- grounds—also plain tur- quoise, dusty rose, and French blue. Grey Shops—Second Floor girdles in brocnded or French batiste, sizes 25 to 34. The foundations of nov- elty or plain batiste in sizes 36 to 4. Practically every type and every size figure can be fitted in one style or another—the silhou- ettes are Spring, 19351 Grey Shops—Second Floor 3R PRI A Tea rose chemises, bias- fitting, lace trimmed, in sizes 32 to 40. Lacy step-ins, nicely cut and made, sizes 17 to 21 in white, tea rose, or blue —the 'styles are adorable —stock up! , Street Floor yoke front bloomers, fit- ted top bandee panties, and vests. A fresh full assortment of styles and sizes in white or blush. Such a low price for dainty serviceable undies makes it easy to own plenty! Sizes 4 to 7. Street Floor