Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1935, Page 29

TALVADGE RAPS PROGESSAGLEVY Declares He Will “Stump” Cotton Belt to Stop “Damnable Tax.” By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, April 16.—Gov. Eugene Talmadge announced today he was getting ready to “stump” the cotton | belt “to put a stop to this proceulnx% tax.” The Governor made his announce- ment after conferring with T. M. Forbes, secretary of the Cotton Manu- facturers’ Association of Georgia. “We are going to put a stop to this processing tax, which is the most damnable sales tax that has ever been put on food and clothing in this world.” he said. Asked if he planned to carry his tour beyond the cotton belt, Tal- madge, outspoken critic of the New Deal, said: “I'll take in the cotton country first.” EDUCATION OF YOUTH FOR CHANGES URGED, St. Elizabeth's Psychiatrist Op- poses “Air Castles” of Par- ents in Address. Training of adolescent boys and girls to meet rapidly changing con- | ditions in the world was urged today | by Dr. Winifred Richmond, St. Eliza- | beth's Hospital psychiatrist, before the twenty-second annual Convention of the District of Columbia Con- gress of Parents and Teachers, meet- | ing in the Interstate Commerce and Labor auditorium. Parents should work toward this| end in training their offspring, she| said, rather than build “air castles”| while thinking what great professional men or scientists they want their| sons to be. | Speaking on “Adolescence—1935 | Style,” Dr. Richmond said adolescence | itself is essentially the same as always, | but declared the adolescent child of today has different problems to face| than those faced by past generations. This, she indicated., is due to rapid changes in the unsettled world of | today. DR. GLEIS TO SPEAK Will Address German Literary! Society Saturday Night. Dr. Paul Gleis, professor of German at Catholic University. will speak be- fore the German Literary Society Sat- urday at 8 p.m,, at the home of the president, Miss Anita Schade, 1529 | Rhode Island avenue. Marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jakob Grimm, the great philologist, Prof. Gleis will speak on the strange twin career of Jakob and his brother, Wilhelm, the compilers of the Grimms’ “Fairy Tales.” NEW DEAL IS TOPIC Junior G. 0. P. Women to Meet | Thursday Afternoon. | The advantages and disadvantages | of the New Deal will be discussed be- | fore a meeting of the Junior Republi- can Women at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the National Republican Club on Scott Circle. A lecture on his travels in the Philippines will be de- livered by William Campbell Arm- strong, who was legal adviser to| Dwight Davis while the later was Gov- | ernor General of the Islands. FISHERMEN ROBBED DALLAS, Tex., April 16 (#)—Three | men, believed to be those who escaped the Dallas County Jail Sunday, robbed two men near Crandall, Kaufman | County, late yesterday and fled toward | Dallas, officers here were notified. | The report said the trio took two shotguns and an automobile from | H. T. Dietz and Yates Kelley, both of | Crandall, who were on a fishing trip. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Georgetown Clinical Soc- elety, University Club, 7 p.m. Dinner, Washington Gas Light Co., Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Bingo party, 649 K street northeast, 8:30 pm. Smoker, Sigma Nu Phi, Hamilton Hotel, 9 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 12:30 p.m. | Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Wil-i lard Hotel, 1 p.m. Public Affairs Forum, Young Demo- cratic Clubs of America, Willard | Hotel, 8 p.m. Luncheon, Lions Club, Msyflowerl Hotel, 12:30 pm. | Dinner, American Gas Products, Mayflower Hotel, 6 p.m. | Meeting and dance, Missouri State Society, Shoreham Hotel, 8:30 p.m. Lecture by Dr. James Scott before the Plato Society of the National In- stitute of Adult Education, Stone- leigh Court Apartments. Meeting, Washington Philatelic So- ciety, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, D. C. Federation of Fed- eral Employes, 710 Fourteenth street, 8 pm. Meat and fried shad supper, Oxon Hill M. E. Church, 5 p.m. Acdress by Royal S. Copeland, “The Voteless District of Columbia,” before the Columbia Historical Society, May- flower Hotel, 8:15 p.m. Luncheon, University of Missouri Alumni, University Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Democratic Club, Uni- versity Club, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Exchange Club, Uni- versity Club, 12:30 p.m. EDUCATIONAL. Civil Service Exam. Statistical Clerk, Stock Clerk TUITION 5 DOLLARS Special low rate tuition te those enroll this week. Both men and wi INTENSIVE INSTRUCTION i Every day and every night. All in- struction materials free. The Civil Service Preparatory School L. Adolph Richards, 530" T3h St N W, Met. €337 Remember, it's P.5.—MALIBU—the smart new Easter Color! THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1933. {(OLD STRIPE - for Easter Stockings-— Easter Box Free! A charming, chintz-design “May basket” gift box PLUS your usual 15¢ saving on three-pair purchases of Gold Stripe Silk Stockings! THENEW 1214-1220 F STREET 3 Pairs $.85 3 Pairs $3.30 Easter “May Basket” gift boxes also at our Connecticut Avenue Shops—1721 and 3409 Connecticut Avenue. ONLY JELLEFF'S—FOR GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS! Allssilk, 4-thread Chiffon—$1........... New Gothamettes—“to the Knee”—$1. .. 7-thread Service Weight—$1. ..... All-silk, 4-thread “adjustables”—$1.15 ) All-silk, 2-thread Bubble Sheer—$1.15 7-thread Service Sik top to toe—$1.15 l DTRRTRY Last Anniversary call for aster Suits and Coats! $49.75 3-pc. Topcoat Suit . - § ‘Woman's $39.75 Coat. e with galyak .....$26.75 3 Misses’ $39.75 Coat, o with Kolinsky ..$26.35 Last-Day Anniversary Opportunites in 5 DRESS Shops Misses’ $13.95 Sheer Suit, $11.75. ‘Woman's $13.95 Sheer Ensemble, $11.75. Larger Woman's $16.95 Sheer Jacket Dress, $13.75. Juniors’ $12.95 Sheer Ensemble, $10.75. To our most dramatic suit sale! $39.75 and $49.75 Fine Suits 2y We told you so! (referring to our prediction that this event would be a record-breaker)—it has! Although the 200 suits have dwindled considerably—the remaining ones are as choice as any—high-grade Forstmann dressy crepes, wonderful tweeds, imported fabrics and novelty fabrics in navy, brown, and colorful mixtures. Only MISSES’ sizes 12 to 20 (women to size 40 can be fitted) .—Suit Shop—Fourth Floor. L2 $29.75 and $39.75 COATS,$26.75 Women, Little Women and Larger Women Whether you like the elegance of furs or rich formal fabrics untrimmed, turn to this pleasantly diversified collection for your Easter coat! Fox, galyak, mole, squirrel and kolinsky—THE furs! Cape, swagger and classic silhouettes; navy, brown and black. Misses’ and Juniors’ $29.75 and $39.75 Coats, $26.75 For Easter and after—furless coats of those easy to identify better Forstmann and Julliard woolens. Dress coats in cape and swagger fashions, furred with fox, galyak, kolinsky, mountain sable and squirrel. 11 to 20s, in navy, black, brown, beige. Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor Encore! Three-piece dress suits Three-piece topcoat suits elleffs Last-Day Extra! Save Easter Dollars in Every Department Tomorrow! $1.65 to $2.95 Gloves Doeskin—Capeskin— $1 28 Lamskin—Real Kid— Many styles, many colors, but not all types in all sizes. Represented are smart pull-ons with side flare tops, straight tops, corded tops and perforated tops. Also one-clasp gloves with ruffled cuffs—in WHITE—CHAMOIS YELLOW—BEIGE—GREY— EGGSHELL. You’'ll want some for yourself as well as for Easter giving! New!-Rodalaque Handbags, $1.85 Rodalaque, you know, is the clever white bag fashion with a slide feature that permits you to change the color accent to green, blue, or vellow to go with different costumes. This newest model is an envelope fitted with mirror and change purse. Makes an unusually inter- esting Easter gift! NEW! for last day selling! Rings With Precious Stones, 31-9° Many from China—others made here. All sorts of fascinating designs and sizes in gold and silver finish metal, some sterlin set with real turquoise, carnelian, topaz, crystal, ony oral, jade, chrysophase. with jewel tone sapphires, emeralds, aquamarine, amethyst and topaz. Rhinestone circlet guard rings included in the wonderful collection—all specially priced, $1.95. Last-Day Anniversary liners calling for quick action! $1.95 Pure-silk, French Crepe Slips—tailored and lacey. Over a dozen styles, in white and tearose. Sizes 32 to 44—$1.55. $1.95 Pure-silk, French Crepe Gowns and Pajamas—many lovely styles in tearose, dusty pink, buttercup, blue, white. Sizes 15 to 17—8$1.55. Silk-and-Rayon and ALL-RaYon Bloomers, Panties, Briefs, Step-ins and Vests, tailored or lace trimmed, tearose, white, pink. Regular and extra sizes 4 to 9—2 for $1.00. Dorothy Bickum $5 Lastex Girdles—talon fastening: sizes 25 to 28—$3.85. Skintex $5 Foundations. Lastex back, novelty batiste; sizes 33 to 40—$3.85. $5.95 Brocade Negligees in biue, rose, dusty pink, and Lelong. Small, medium and large sizes—34.85. $15 Pure-silk, Pure-dye Hoctess Pajamas with hip-length coats. Ceil and Prench blues, rose and white. Sizes 12 to 20—$8.85. $13.95 Sheer Jacket Suits Women’s, Little $] -I 7 5 } Women’s, Misses’. .. It’s a real Easter event that brings all-silk triple chiffon en- sembleg in prints, navy, or black—for $11.75! Not to mention fine printed and plain sheers—with hip length, swagger and tuxedo jackets, long full sleeves, puffed sleeves, surplice ngck]mes. lmgo{le and starched organza collars, cuffs, flowers. No less than EIGHT lovely styles in women's and misses’ sizes, and tomorrow’s the LAST DAY! Moderate Price Shops—Second Floor Larger Women's 16.95 Sheer Jacket Dresses Slenderizing new fashions with cape collars and sleeves, finger-tip jackets. Printed chiffon ensembles and $ 75 one-piece dresses are in navy, . black and dark background prints. Sizes 4015 to 5015. Special Size Dress Shop—Second Floor Juniors' 12.95 Dresses A wonderfully varied collection of bright new fashions in jacket dresses and one-piece dresses— even Redingotes and sheer wool crepe coats over print frocks. Plain and printed chiffons and triple $ 75 sheers, pure silk prints; light . and dark colors. Sizes 11 to 17. Junior Deb Shop—Fourth Floor Cotton Events $5.95 Voile and Eyelet Batiste Dresses Fresh, Summery styles for misses and women. $4.25 Voiles are the new vita- chrome finish that launder without shrinking—in flower prints! The better type eyelets in pastel and dark shades. $5.95 Corded Lace Frocks One and two piece and peplum effects. In pink, $4.75 vellow and aqua—smart navy blue or brown. Misses’ and women’s styles and sizes. $3.95 Sheer Cotton Nine pretty styles in PRINT%D yD IMITY, $3.25 DOTTED SWISS, PRINTED DOTTED SWISS, DRAWN- STITCH VOILES. Red, powder, navy, rose, yellow, green, brown and black. Sizes 14 to 44. Cotton Shop—Fifth Floer pink, beige. 50¢ Dermay Dusting Powder—large box with puff—in gardenia, sweet pea, honeysuckle, carnation, rose, and lavender—3 for $1.00. $2.39 Louey Venn Combination Set—cleansing cream, skin food or Lovenna cream and skin tonic—8$1.39. Jellef’s 50c Cleansing Tissue; fringe edge; 6 tints; large sheets—3 for $1.00, $2.95 Rayon Umbrellas—$1.85. Men's and Women's 35¢ and 50c Linen Handkerchiefs. Men's—Pure White Irish Linen. various width hemstitched hems. 22c; 5 for $1.00. Handbags; Dressy and Tailored Styles; Savoy and Russian grain calf. crushed llama. pig-grain. smooth calf, pig-grain goat and wood beads—$2.85. $5 Leather Handbags—$3.85. $1.95 6-Button Length Doeskin Gloves—$1.68. Tomorrow! "$8.50 to $12.50 Easter Hats 87 outstanding values to create a last-day furore! ‘s 600 87 Hats—87 Styles! For there are practically no two hats alike in the collection of— SMOOTH STRAWS—CONSERVATIVE ROUGH STRAWS— CRYSTAL PORTE—CELLOPHANE BRAID—FINE LINEN WEAVE BAKUS! FORWARD BRIMS AND CROWNS, BRETONS. YOUTHFUL, WEARABLE TYPES FOR MATRONS INCLUDED. IN SAILOR TYPES, MEDIUM BRIMS, COLORS—BIack, navy, brown, purple, grey, white, pastel blue and HEADSIZES—2115 to 23 in the group. Better Millinery Salon—Street Floor, West Building.