Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1935, Page 29

SINGLAIR T0 PUSH HIS EPIG PROGRAM Denies He Is to Quit Politics. Hopes to Extend Plan to All States. By the Associated Press. SANTA BARBARA, Calif, April 19.—Emphatically denying dispatches (not carried by the Associuteg Press) quoting him as saying he was leaving politics, Upton Sinclair announced here last night he hoped to extend his “End Poverty in California” pro- gram to the other 47 States of the Union. Sinclair, regarded in some quarters as a potential factor in the 1936 po- litical situation, said he had been “grossly misquoted” in a report pic- turing him as singing his political swan song from a hospital cot here. “I have never been on a hospital cot in Santa Barbara,” said the writer and former Socialist. “I am working hard on the na- tional EPIC book, expecting to guide | the California EPIC as previously, | and hope to establish similar move- ments in 47 other States.” | Sinclair reiterated the statement he | made in Los Angeles April 4 that he | expected to go on a national speech- | making tour this Fall, advocating | production-for-use as a remedy for | unemployment. i Earlier, Mrs. Sinclair said that, al- | though her husband “will never be & | candidate for political office again,” | far from being through with s She was one of the fore- most advisers in his unsuccessful race for Governor on the Democratic ticket last Fall. ARLINGTON STREET APPRAISAL STANDS County Committee to Recommend Figure Already Set for Hamilton Extenison. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va., | April 19.—The committee appointed by the County Board to appraise the property sought for the proposed" Hamilton street extension will not set a price above that previously set by County Manager Roy S. Braden. This was learned yesterday from au- | thoritative sources. The committee | was appointed after the board con- demned the property when Luther Walter, owner, refused to sell at the county manager's price. H Braden recommended that the pur- | chase price be computed on a basis of $1,500 an acre, while Walter sought slightly in excess of $4,000 an acre. ‘The committee, it was learned, will | report the former figure to be a rea- sonable price. | The proposal contemplates -exten- | slon of Hamilton street from its pres- | ent dead end at the radio towers to | ngham road, at the Patrick Henry hool. The property required amounts to | approximately one-half acre. | Expert Driver Takes Test. | UNIONTOWN, Pa. (/). —Charles W. | Johnson can drive & car—he'’s proved it. [ Johnson, owner of the first aute- | mobile in Fayette County, a racing driver in former years and cne of the promoters of the famous old Union- town Speedway, was in Cuba 15 years. | When he returned he Lad to take a driver’s examination like any tyro | before he could get a license. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1935. THE NEWV elleffs 12141220 F STREET Easter Clothes, Gay and Young— Flash! Extraordinary Events in Easter Coats, Suits, Hats! Assembled for Quick, Last-Minute Easter Selection In Washington’s Easter Parade for More Than 20 Years Telephone From New York Just Bought 150 of the Most Beautiful of $25 and $29.75 Spring 15 Imported Tweeds Fair Isle Checks Small and Bold Checks Imported Herringbones Bermuda Cloth to Sell at Mostly Swaggers— but full-lengths included _ (GOLDSIRIPE Silk Stockings —have played a prominent part. The beauty of silk 100% pure—the protection from garter clasp “runs”—and this year the sheer lovelineqs of stock\'r_lgs free from rings and shadows give Gold Stripe added prestige. Send her three pairs as an Easter gift— Adjustables—correct length for every woman, in cheer chiffons—$1.15—3 pairs, $3.30. Ot}ler Gold Stripe Silk Stockings, $1 to $2.50 pair. Only at Jelleff’s in Washington—but extra salespeople to serve you tomorrow. Navy, Rose, Brown, Maize, Black and White— some taffeta lined! White—Chamois—Navy Easter Gloves WHITEpullons of selected kidskins, made with pique seams, $2.95. English Doeskin 4-button pullons, $1.95; 6- button lengths, $2.95. CHAMOIS—yellow English Doeskin pull- ons with pique seams. 4-button length, $1.95; 6-button length, $2.95. NAVY_kid demi-mousquetaire style with ball buttons at wrist, pique seams, $3.95 | Jelleff’s selections reflect the discriminating tastes of smart clients who buy gloves here as a matter of course. There isn’t anything about these coats that isn’t just right—tailoring superb— misses’ sizes 14 to 20. It’s just another of those chances that Jelleff’s is always glad to snap up and to give you the full advantage of! We knew makers would be feeling blue on account of the cold and rain and we’re in the market this week in YOUR in- LA R L L . terest. Marriage Licenses. Alfred V. Frankens San Francisco, | Thd B Tent Wear a fine coat in the Easter Parade—at only $15.00! Where else but Jelleff’s in a sale like this! Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor. assachusetts | 1. 5214 14th | | £ Margate City. | Y., and Birthe H. C. Audreisser, 28. . J. R. Siz00. 1429 Columbia rd.. 24. 1629 Columbia | B. Henderson. 451 M st.. and Ruth A. Clark. 31, C'st. n.e.i Rev. E. C. Smil i ‘Thomas Carpenter. Pittsburgh. ani Hattie White 53 2 Champlain st v ettt ¥ wowewan | | Casual Knitted Fashions Chamois Chenille Georee T Ball. 25, Baivia. Va.. and Annte | L. Gray. 18 Smoats, Va.: Rev. John C. | Soft-textured cotton weave; two-piece, softly B, Taylor. 6. 76 st Rev. Solo- tailored styles in blue, pink, yellow s 95 n, m.mrzedenchburid ‘g:._. . JUNIORS dote on SWAGGERS Dashing checked swaggers with dolman sleeves. Comes in black-and-white, navy- and-white and brown-and-white. 11to17, $16.95. (Fourth Floor). More— $39.75 and $49.75 SUITS —aren’t we—and YOU fortunate to 11 AM. Saturday | be able to get sixty $ additional suits in the such as these to sell . at LI[IIC Theatre We helped the manufacturer out by FashionShow | taking 200 originally—now, as the de- . mand is so great, we have insisted upon for Junior Debs having sixty more in the most popular by Junior Debs Sl AR J. E_Graham . il Pelix Griffin, st. and Dorothy James T. Somers, 38, Champ, Md.. and | Loise J. Hice."34. Boston. Mass. Rev. A and natural. Sizes for misses Raymond_ A Mofan, 22 and Annie L. (sketched below). Kelly. 21 ‘both of Richmond. Va.: Rev. | Sports Shop—Third Floor. 3. C. Ball. Wililam B. 8now_jr. 26. Raleigh. N. C.. and Sarah N. Ferguson 24. Greensboro, N. Rev. F. LiC A arris Manuel Florez. 05 Oth st. s.w. and | Leonora Span 203 9th st. sw.. gly. 1901 Wyoming ave.. | ughton. 20, 1008 F | Re G. B. Pierce. Den, U. S Navy. and Lucille Smith. 221801 Columbia rd.: Rev. W. 8 Abernethy. Walter Cromer. 34, 1335 9th st. and Grace E. Travers. 25, 1324 9th st: Rev. J. H. Randolph. Wiliiam B. Wheatley. 32. and Grace L. Ray, 31. b Kenmore, N. Y. Rev. e Rock. Kans.. Pelican Rapids. PR i w. and Margare Rev, Pogue. * o 0 styles and colors at the same price for Saturday-before Easter selling! —3.Piece Dress Suits with three-quar- ter coats and smart blouses. —2-Piece Single and Double Breasted Tweeds with extra topcoats. —2-Piece Suits with “Fair Isle” top- coats. . We cannot say too much about théem—materials and workman- ship are of high character. Washington—and Jelleff’s—the only city—the only store which has brokfin t}}lle price on these suits—and to have it happen be- Prom, May Fete & fore Easter is unusual even for Evening Dresses us! $10.95 to $25 Misses’ Sizes—but up to 20—will fit women 38 and sometimes 40. Graduation Dresses Navy, Blues, Browns, Grays— $10.95 & $12.95 % (Washington girls who know the things te wear and how to wear them!) Easter Carps of GREETING An appropriate yet inexpen- sive way of conveying a joy- ful greeting to your friends and relatives near and far at this eventful season. No- where can you find a finer selection of Easter Cards suitable for Mother Husband Father Wife Sister . Sweetheart Brother Special * Other Relatives Friends Prices, 5¢ to $1.00 . ‘BrewmD [rymwrs & Fine Printers 611 TWELFTH STREEY Models shown will represent the follow- ing fashion groups from the Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor. Afternoon Dresses Juniors on Parade! $10.9510$29.75 —wearing Jelleff frocks, of course. Hundreds of newly bought fashions—‘“allowance priced.” New Dotted Chiffon with big sleeves, rustling taffeta ' 6 95 slip. Navy with pink—darling of the Spring mode!. . . You can wear this Long-coated Redingote equally well in the Easter Parade or to afternoon occasions. The dress of linen blue under navy coat, or tiger-lily under black coat I 6 95 ‘ that buttons down front o The Drawstring Sleeve—now you see it! Now you don’t! Something new under the sun! Tiger-lily crepe afternoon frock with the new sleeve that you wear down to the wrist or pull the short drawstring and shoot it up to a short draped I 6 95 plain colors in dressy styles— o stunning mixtures in the tweeds. Only at Jellef's—8uit Shop, Fourth Floor,