Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1935, Page 24

B—4 = SOF COAL WACE STILDEADLOCKED Parleys Resumed, but Both Sides Renew Claims and Fight Changes. By the Associated Press The prolonged negotiations toward new wage-and-hour contracts for soft coal miners got off to a fresh start today. They started from scratch, however. The United Mine Workers still asked the $5.50 basic daily pay and the 30- hour week they sought when the negotiations first began in February. The operators still offered to renew the present scale—a $5 day and a 35- hour week. Unless they get together by July 31, or President Roosevelt again steps in, John L. Lewis, chief of the mine union, says he will order his men to stay out of the mines August 1. The President has averted a threat- ened strike three times by obtaining an extension of present wages. Each time he asked more time for Congress to act on the Guffey coal stabiliza- tion bill to set up a “little N. R. A.” for the bituminous industry. That measure still is before a House Ways and Means Subcommittee. De- | spite its presence on Mr. Roosevelt's list of desired legislation, the sub- | committee has held up its report for | three weeks since completion of | hearings. | Some operators say enactment of | the bill is necessary to maintain even the present wage scale. Others, who | want the bill killed, say they can | pay present wages through price con- trol by the marketing agency plan. | Dozens of screps among the oper- | ators on wage differentials between | and within production districts had | to be settled before the Negotiating | Committee could get down to work on the basic scale. Attempts to settle these differences probably will | occupy the committee for several days. HOUSE DEMOCRATS PREDICT VICTORY Campaign Committee Head Says Replies to Query Show Strength. By the Associated Press. 1 A private sounding by the Demo- | eratic Congressional Campaign Com- mittee brought reports today that, de- | spite some weak spots, most Demo- crat embers believed another party | wvict was in the offing. | R ntative Drewry, Democrat, a. chairman of the Cam- | p: Committee, said he had received | more than 100 replies from a letter | he sent Democratic Representatives | recently asking their views on pros- | P tor a Democratic victory with | r regard to their own district. “There were a few who reported conditions were not so favorable in their district,” he said, “but these were | far in the minority. Most members | felt there would be another Demo- cratic victory next year. \ — l CORECREATION TOPIC E ‘The Catholic which began last week at the Na- Youth Institute, tional Catholic School of Social Service, 2400 Nineteenth street, will close a series of lectures this evening with a lecture by the Rev. Paul H. Furfey of Catholic University on “The Problems of Corecreation.” The meeting will open at 8 p.m. | The Rev. George Johnson, director of the education department, Na- | tional Council of Catholic Women, will outline the youth program of the | National Council of Education. Ses- | sions tomorrow will be devoted to summarizing the work of the institute. | School Inmates Escape. Three inmates of the National | Training School for Girls took advan- | tage of the darkness to escape from a | matron who had escorted them to a | Fourteenth street theater last night. ‘They were Edna McIntuff and Annie Picquadio, both 17, and Ada Wil- &on, 18. Many Russians Hired. Many Russians are being employed | on state railways of Manchuria. 12141220 F STREET Friday Event! 300 Prs. Summer SHOES $2.95 Regularly $4.95 to $8.75 Brown-and- white, blue-and- white, and ALL WHITE. Broken sizes, and as you probably realize, we cannot fill mail or phone orders or make any exchanges! Little Shoe Shop— Street Floor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935. THE NEW ellefls 1214.1220 F STREET '—Not only the things you want A —Not only amazingly low prices now —But Air-Conditioned Comfort for Shopping! Friday—Especially Fine Purchases! Tomorrow-—Still Greater Reductions! To clear out every remaining Spring fashion and broken assortments of Summer Things that you can wear NOW and for weeks to come! Gown Salon—Second Floor. 34—$25-§20.75 Dresses, Suits, including: For misses, 9 printed crepes, 4 dark sheers, 4 printed chiffons, 1 evening dress (14-20); for women, 2 printed crepes, s 8 dark sheers, 1 wool suit, 3 spectator suits (36-44, 16%-2412) - (14-20); for women, 11 dark sheers, 2 printed chiffons, $1 5 1 print crepe, 6 bright sheers (36-42, 16%-22%2)---e . . Special Size Shop—Second Floor. 11 crepe prints, 1 spectator dress, 2 chiffon prints, 1 $1 .’ evening gown, 2 light sheers; for sizes 382 to 50)2-« Beach Shop—Third Floor. 150—$2.95 Play Suiss—Linen crash, seersucker 3-piece types with buttoned skirt; natural, white, yellow, blue, tan; $1 95 sizes 16-20 . 15—$2.95 Striped Jersey Halters 20—8$1.00 Novelty Chains for beach wear 45—$25 to $39.75 Dresses — including for misses, 1 chiffon print, 1 wool suit, 1 evening gown, 3 print crepes, 11 bright sheers, 5 dark sheers, 2 lace suits 60—$29.50 to $39.75 Costumes—Misses choice: 10 evening gowns, 8 dark sheers, 2 spectator dresses, 6 evening wraps; women and lttle women may choose from 8 printed daytime chiffons, 3 spectator suits, 11 dark sheers (mostly navy), 8 evening gowns. Sizes 14-20, 36-44, 161;-24' 18—$13.95-$25 Dresses for sizes 38'3 to 5212, Including: 8 printed crepes, 2 lace and sheer afternoon dresses, 3 wool coat suits, 25 dark street sheers. - 24—$19.75 to $39.75 Dresses, including 7 dark sheers, $5.95 Bathing Suits 100 grand zephyr suits—SPECIALLY PURCHASED from a leading manu- facturer’s surplus stock. Season’s out- standing one and two piece styles— $ 95 some with skirts—in grand colors. Sizes 32-42, but not in each style or color. Street Floor—Sport Shop. 150—$3.95 Knit Dresses — 2-piece boucles, chenille-top ratine skirt models, novelty knits in navy, coral, blue, cop- $1 95 per, aqua, chartreuse, for sizes 14-20 . 65—$2.95 Zephyr Wool Sweaters, slipons in variety of styles; $l pastels in sizes 34-40 35—$1.95 Blouses, including satins. crepes, taffetas in beige, brown, navy, rust and white; sizes 34-40- 60—$2.95 Skirts—Flannels, tweeds, wool crepes in cool dark colors; 24 to 30-... Women's Coats 35—816.95-$19.75 Coats, $ 10 All furless—dressy models in fine wool crepes, sports types in tweeds and monotones; some corduroys, Coolaines and silks—swaggers, hip- length jackets, full-length coats. Navy, black, brown, wood violet, pink, blue, peach, green, maize, natural. Sizes 36-42, 3512-3912. .- 15—$25 to $39.75 Furless Coats Sports type in camel hair, Harris tweeds— dress coats of Forstmann’'s matelasse crepes, Juilliard’s fine sheers. ALSO 5 FURRED COATS with galyak, fox, wolf; 36-44, 35%-432. 25—$39.75-859.75 Coats All the finer types with fox, kolinsky, galyak and ermine trims. Beautiful fine woolens in navy, black and brown. Bargains for sizes 36-42, 427,-46% A Bow Hat —in Felt Replica of Jean Patou _ Singled out from our new collection __ of French copies. Fine felt with bow . of black felt. The latest expression of the Parisian vogue. An advance Fall model that has the rare gift of being very smart right now with dark sheers and prints. Headsizes 2114 to 2215, OTHER FRENCH COPIES—$5 to $16.50—IN BLACK, BROWN. NAVY. Better Millinery—Street Floor. e French Room $49.75-$65 GOWNS o o 6 Dark sheer street suits. 1 Spectator suit in white. 1 Brown suit. 1 Gray crepe street costume. $49.75-$65 GOWNS - 335 2 Women’s chiffon suits. 1 Woman's black sheer suit. 2 Chiffon evening gowns. 1 Miss’ sheer suit. 1 Miss’ white spectator suit. 1—Mrs. Franklin $65 knit suit. Second Floor. Blouses—3rd Floor 150—$3.95-85.95 e R TX Satin, sheer, Truhu crepe, plain and fancy weaves. Sizes 32-44. Jackets— Skirts Riding Togs 12—$5.95, $7.95 White Flannel Jackets FERD. 18—$595 Linen Jackets, short and 16—85.95 Dark Flannel Jackets._$3.95 45—$2.95, $395 Skirts, linens, flan- nels and piques 3—$16.95, $19.75 Riding Coats. 2—810.95 Riding Breeches_ 4—$4.95 Jodphurs, now. Sports Shop—Third Floor. 135 Misses’, Women’s $7.95, $8.95, $10.95 DRESSES 53.95 Light and dark print crepes— novelty sheer jacket and cape frocks—a few redingote models. mostly navy blues —grand chance to pick up a travel frock. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44 in the group—but not in all styles, of course! Inexpensive Dress Shop— Fourth Floor 40 Misses’ $29.75 to $39.75 SUITS Mo MARVELOUS “BUYS"! $3.95 3—$7.95 Pink Flannel Jackets, finger- $ Three- iece dress and sport suits—some wo-piece suits with topcoats (in many, the coats of these alone would be bargains at $15!)—in tweeds, checks, monotgnes, dressy fabrics! Some even have blouses. Navy, brown, gray; in sizes 12 to 20. Suit Shop—Fourth Floor $1¢5 Slips, Gowns Moderate Price Dresses—2nd Floor MISSES' $13.95 to $25 Dresses 100—$13.95, $16.95 Dresses—Splendid values! Crepes, prints, plain shades—sheer suits for travel—pastel spectator sport types—even a small group of evening gowns. Sizes $10 45—$13.95, $16.95 Dresses—Cool pastel and print crepes—light and dark backgrounds—in street and afternoon types, some red- ingotes. Sizes 14-20. - $5 35—$19.75 Dresses—for sizes 14-20. Chiffon and sheer suits, perfect for vacation travels! Washable crepes with jackets! Printed and plain crepes for afternoon and street! Some evening nets, chiffons, prints! ._._. $15 Moderate-Price Dr s—Through the Arch—Second Floor. WQMEN'S $13.95-$25 Dresses 85—$13.95 to $25 Dresses, Jacket Frocks—for street, afternoon, evening. One piece—jackets—cape sleeves—capes—pleats— fagoting—lingerie touches—many just one and two of a kind. Dark sheers, chiffons, crepes in pastels, prints, navy, black gray. 16)2-26%;, 34-46 $10 21—§13.95, $16.95 Dresses—Street and afternoon chiffons, sheers, plain and printed crepes in light blue, beige, grey, navy, black, brown. Sizes 34-44, 1872-24% $5 20—$19.75 Jacket and Dinner Frocks—Dinner dresses with jackets and convertible backs! Cape sleéves, capes, lace, flower and jewel trims. Tallored printed sheers with jackets, too. Navy, black, prints. 1612-2415, 36-46 $15 Knit Dresses, Suits—3rd. Floor 25—$10.95 to $16.95 Knits . 35—%16.95 to $19.75 Knits. ..... 11—819.75 to $25.00 Knits. .. Every one of our white and pastel summer knits—even our famous Glen Bogies and Bradleys—in this sweeping clearance! Marvelous opportunity to pick up one, two and three-piece dresses and suits to wear now and later at considerable savings! Broken sizes for women and misses. 25 Silk Sport Frocks Clear! $13.95 to $19.75 Dresses, with that expert S‘I 0.95 Sport Shop tailoring—of pure dye silks Junior Deb Dresses—4th. Floor and novelty crepes. Mostly white, some in pastels, in sizes for 14's to 20's. 20—$12.95-516.95 Fresh, Crisp Evening Gowns—just in time for sum- mer roof garden dancing. Embroidered mousseline de soie, crepes with jackets, airy chiffons—mostly one-of- white and pastels. Sizes 11-17 25—$12.95-$16.95 Daytime Dresses—sheer crepes, many with jackets, to wear now for vacation traveling, and on into Fall. Few $7 95 o prints in the group. Navy, black and brown. 11-17_____. Misses’, Juniors' Coats 20—$16.95 Furless Dress Coats—Less than half price for these grand swagger and belted models. $ Fine crepey woolens in navy and brown with taffeta and self trims. Sizes 11-18. 25—819.75-$29.75 Coats—Dressy types and casual styles—all furless! Crepey woolens, checks, mixtures! Swaggers with high neck- lines—scarfs—cape collar belted models— Jjabot types—tailored coats—paddock styles! Navy, black, brown, gray, mixtures. 11-20_. 30—$29.75-849.75 Dress Coats—Some one-of- a-style, furred with galyak, squirrel, ermine— some of Forstmann and other fine wools in furless cape, swagger, tailored styles. Navy, black, brown, gray; in sizes 13-20 15—8$49.75-869.75 Finer Coats—Individual styles with beige fox, sleek galyak in shawl and detachable cape styles! Choice of swaggers or belted models—navy, brown, beige; sizes 14-18. Fashion Coat Shops—Third Floor Dance Sets Chemise Panties— Outstanding Values Grouped at one low price 145 Slips — French Crege “Okay’ed” by Jelleff’s lab- oratory test. Bias cut, shadow panelled. Tailored or lace edged bottoms, tai- lored or lacy tops. Tea- rose, white. 32 to 44. $1.45. Gowns — Your choice—5 new styles! Some of them $195 gowns. Tailored or trimmed styles in tearose, blue, dusty rose, buttercup. Puredye Pure Silk Satin Chemise, lace trimmed; tearoge, blue, magnolia— and Dance Sets, Panties, trimmed with lace; blue or %\ tearose. $1.45. Street Floor. Is it any qu'der that Jelleff’s is the store so often spoken of as the place to go to in W ashington? Leathers! Homespuns! Tapestries! Linens, Fabrics! Sale priced tomorrow $1.55 i 1 Of course, Summer bags ' —white, pink, yellow and red bags! And looking ahead to Fall—mavy, black and brown bags! Handle pouches,, “soft- ies,” envelopes, vaga- | bonds—many with talon ' closing. Qualities of Jelleff’s high standard— } bags just unboxed, bags reduced from stock. You'll appreciate what great values they are at $1.55! scores again! $5-$7.50-%10 GIRDLES Sizes 25 to 32 $2.95 Talon closing and side hooks, semi and all step-in models of lastex, broche and novelty batiste, many with panels of imported hand- loomed webbing with and without boning in back. 180 Girdles—and the fortunate excuse for the remarkable low price is— Dorothy Bickum is discontinuing these styles to prepare for Fall! Grey Shops—Second Floor. $3.95 Washable Doveskin Negligee For cool leisure. a doveskin negligee, 2.95 full as to sleeve, ankle length shirred shoulder neckline . . . in ceil biue, Alice blue, coral. Sizes for misses and women. Grey Shops— Second Floor. STYLES ADDED-SIZES FILLED IN—for tomorrow's sale! $2.95and $3.95 Dresses -~ —3 Styles in DOTTED SWISS! ~Printed and Checked DIMITY! —SHEER MATELASSE ORGANDIES! —One-pc. PRINTED BATISTES! —This glorious choice, 1.95 The smart girl and woman will read this ad and know that the values are as good as advertised and better—that being the usual Jelleff custom. {—Dotted Swiss dresses with cape At 31'95 * collars, puff sleeves, shirtwaist types, tucked yokes. White, pink, copen, maize. Sizes 14 to 20. {—Printed batiste dresses with em- At 31'95' broidered organdie vestees, lace edge collars and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 20. ¢—Plaid gingham suntan and shirt- At $1.95! waist frocks. Also striped gingham shirtwaist frocks. 14-20. ; 1—Dimity frocks, buttoning down front, At $1.95! lace trimmed. Another dimity with hankie linen collar and cuffs. 16-44. y—Handkerchief linen tailored frocks At $1.95! for misses and women. 18-42, Cotton Frock Shop—Entire Fifth Floor