Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 22

B—2 #» MRS CHNCARNER SPEAKSINEAES First Woman in History to Address Official Occa- sion-in Palace. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY. July 7.—Mrs. John Nance Garner, wife of the Vice Presi- dent of the United States, became yes- terday the first woman in history to deliver an address at an official occa- sion in the Mexican national palace. Her brief remarks, of gratitude for hospitality shown her during her stay in Mexico, came in connection with President Lazaro Cardenas’ reception for the United States delegates who helped dedicate and inaugurate the shall be ruled by Mexico and by no one else.” Senator Connally praised, as well, Mexico's “marvelous progress in every field of human endeaovr,” as did Sen- ator Chavez of New Mexico who, speaking in Spanish, said: “We came, we saw and we learned what Mexico has done.” Senator McAdoo of California de- clared Mexico “possesses in high de- gree” three elements that make for national greatness, “the profound sense of nobility and spirit of the people, the vision of its statesmen and the genius and skill of the nation.” In addition to the American dele- gates, the diplomatic corps and the Governors of 22 of the 28 Mexican States attended the reception. A luncheon at the United States Embassy for the highway delegates was another item on the program of festivities here that ends today with a banquet to be given the visiting legis- lators by members of the Mexican Congress. Air circuses are drawing large erowds in the Irish Free State. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936. PRESIDENT TO OPEN DRIVE FOR CHESTS Confers With Mobilization for Human Needs Leaders at White House. By the Associated Press. Plans for the annual drive for private relief funds in 350 cities by the Na- tional Mobilization for Human Needs have been tentatively approved after & conference between President Roose- velt and officials of that organization and the Community Chests. Gerard Swope, chairman of the or- ganization, said at the close of the conference yesterday the President was “very sympathetic and recognized that this year particularly it was es- sential to begin re-establishing in private hands assistance so urgently needed for people in the various neighborhoods.” Swope, who was accompanied by Stillman F. Westbrook, president, and Allen T. Burns, executive director of Community Chests and Councils, said the President invited all State leaders to hold their initial meeting here Sep- tember 11 and 12, and agreed to ad- dress them. The “grand rally” formally opening the drive for funds will be launched at Cleveland November 16. The Presi- dent also will address this rally and simultaneous meetings in the States by radio. e Alsatian dogs are being trained to guard diamond mines of Kimberly, South Africa. ) 22 7 RARE SILVER PIECE WILL BE EXHIBITED Teapot Owned by Maj. Blair to Be Feature Article Shown at Newport, R. I. A rare silver teapot owned by Maj. Gist Blair, 1651 Pennsylvania avenue, is the featured article in an exhibit at Newport, R. I, in connection with the city's observance of the tercen- tenary celebration of Rhode Island. The rare silver plece is believed to be the only teapot made by the noted Colonial silversmith, Samuel Vernon. The Newport exhibit—containing approximately 300 pieces—also in- cludes & Vernon tankard loaned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and & rare wrought thumb piece in the shape of an eagle. All the craftsmen of the pre-Revo- lutionary days are represented. Many families of the State loaned pieces which had been treasured for gen- erations. The display opened Satur- LESTER IS SPEAKER W. H. Drane Lester, Spspecwr of the Federal Bureau of Invmmunon.l Department of Justice, was to ducun! “Operations of the G-Men” in an ad- dress at the weekly luncheon of the Civitan Club at the Mayflower Hotel | | at 12:30 p.m. today. Lester, who spoke to the De Molay conference at Kansas Cily a° 2:45 p.m. yestercay, left there by nxmlnne| shortly after his address to keep his PLANTING SUGGESTION Let our exverienced nurserymen help lect the kind of Trees, Flowers which will om, () 0 full value Complete land: Free HYATTSVILLE NURSERY 28 Oakwood Rd Hyatts.. Md. Greenwood 2271 0 day and will continue until August 2. | Civitan speaking engagement today. | oo oo "Off-Season” is the ONLY reason for this coat drama! Lustratone THE hew delle 1214-1220 F STREET new Mexico-Laredo Highway. A week-lpng outpouring of interna- tional good will, that began with exer- cises at the international bridge at Laredo, Tex., July 1, was climaxed in the President’s statement the road | gave Mexico opportunity to exchange “an enthusiastic and close embrace of international communication” with the United States. Replying, Senator Tom Connally of‘ Texas said the highway would help | make Mexico and the United States “friends and neighbors in truth and in fact, and not only in rhetoric and in oratory.” Lavish in Praise of Ambassador. i LA V The President was lavish in his W ‘ L8 praise of United States Ambassador 1 * F ¥ Josephus Daniels who, observers re- N called, faced bitter attacks when he came here three years ago as the man who, while Secretary of the Navy in the Wilson cabinet, ordered military occupation of Vera Cruz. After expressing gratitude for “Lhe’ evident interest that they (the Gov-| ernment and the people of the United States) have taken” in dedication of | the highway, and declaring presence | of the delegation “confirms the ample | labor for international friendship” of | President Roosevelt, President Carde- nas added: | “But I do not want to end this | without praising the good judament‘ and diligence with which the illus- trious Ambassador of the United | States, Senor Josephus Daniels, has | furthered, within our territory, the | policies of his country. | “He has shown repeatedly,” said the President, “more than the ade- quate energy * * * so to speak, within the frontiers of his country and in opposition to the adverse opinions of | certain strong social entities, the truth about our country.” The Ambassador stood at Cardenas’ right hand as he spoke. Thanks U. S. for Aid. After declaring the Mexican govern- ment had as “the basic points of its | program of action, schools and roads,” | Cardenas hedrtily thanked President | Roosevelt and Vice President Garner | of the United States, and the United | States generally, for helping to inau- gurate the Laredo-Mexico City High- | way. Senator Connally drew cheers when | he told the President: “We congratu- late you on your stand that Mexico $3.95 Peter Pan Dotlasse -~ 75 Frocks *1.95 Starring in our stir- ring sale of $3.95 Cottons at $1.95! Two beoutifully toilored styles: Shirtfrock with pique tabs and (sketched) peplum style with pique bow. Both in navy or brown with white dots or white with assorted color dots. 14 to 20. $25 Swaggers *13.95 by swaggers! Short swaggers! Full on sale tomorrow BEAUTY AT AN : Ba HOUR’S NOTICE Swaggers! In_sizes for Misses and Juniors ... 13 to 20. “Lustratone”—is the famous, luxuri- ous, rich-piled fabric that reflects its name in the glorious, sparkling jewel and flower colors. Gold—chamois—pearl gray—cornfiower blue— leaf guen—notural——rou—msphrg. Cleverly styled, finely tailored coats with high-buttoning and deep rever collars, single or double breasted, raglan or set-in sleeves, grand, roomy pockets. Lustratones were among our rfiost admired coats earlier in the season— little did we expect that they would EVER be obtainable at such a price— if you saw them you’ll come—if you did not, DO come—at $13.95 they're the “coaf buy” of the season! What to do with a “Lustratone” coat _NOW? Wear it! Vacationing— . traveling—and on into Fall! Misses' and Juniors’ Coat Shops—Third Floor with VELVA CREAM MASK @ Send the circulation coursing! Throw off the marks of fatigue! Bring your face new beauty quickly. Smooth away puffs to regain your rightful wide-eyed look. Lift contours into firm, clear-cut curves! Velva Cream Mask does all these things. Try it; it's an elixir of youth. Here's the rest of the Cotton Sale Story! $395 1 and 2 pe. Linens—S195! $395 Culottes and Ploy Suits $1.95! $3.95 Sheetings and Lawns—S$1 95! $395 Cotton Shantungs—S1.95! Cotton Frock Shop—Fifth Floor A—Classic Tur- edo Lustratone swagger witi modified raglan sleeves. $13.95 B — Lustratone swagger wi - teresting e tucks ending in shoulder fullness. $13.95 Velva Cream Mask. .. 55 Jelietns 1214-1220 ¥ STREET A complete line of Arden preparations always at Jelleff's Arden Booth on the Street Floor. LU EVERYTHING you expect of GOOD Silk Stockings— Goib STRIPE "Adjustables” THE heW You’ll never “sit out’ The WIDE STRIDE §925 tailored by “Barbizon Right for every length and every girdle! $1.00: w5 i “20 STAR, o Gold Stripes are everything that you expect in QUALITY— | ik 3 silk 100 pure, crystal clear, free from rings and with | 3 garter-run protection in the famous “Gold Stripe.” | Everything that you expect in FIT and COMFORT—3 bands at the top are simply and perfectly adjustable to short, medium ond tall figures. Everything that you expect in STYLE—Summer shades, ranging from sun-bright to sun-tan! Gold Stripes from 79¢ to $1.95—Only ot Jelleft's in Washington. 1 Fine Furs i Annual Summer Sale of 12141220 F STREET We believe it’s going to be the greatest Persian Lamb season'in years! . Persian . . . Persian . . . and MORE Per- sian! That's the big word in 1937 fur fashions. And in case you are inter- ested Jelleff's knew it many months ago—and knowledge was power, for we bought early and ADVANTAGE- QUSLY from the choicest selections at the lowest possible prices, and now we have the finest collection of Per- sian Lamb coats in our history. at average 15% savings— All shapes, sizes and colors in . Summer Bags Envelopes— 1t's not always that you can find any kind of S\IJmM' bag you want—so late in the season. That's why we're proud of the— Pouches and The seam - to- seam wrap- around panel gives double the amount of wear, complete shadow-proofing and plenty of freedom for active sports. Of long-wearing pure silk array of wanted fabrics: rodalaque, beau- Crepe Gartiere. vette, grained and patent leather, wood beads, crepe! in all colors: white, blue, green, yellow, 44 lilac, wine, brown, navy, purple and black. Szasizte Blush, white, black, navy, brewn _ All Barbizon lingerie Is made of pure dye all pure silk Two ways to Summer daintiness . . . 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About the length? “ Leave that to us please, we think we have a special flair for recom- mending just the right, flatter- ing length for YOU—let us show you! Convenient payments may be ar- ranged or your coat stored till Nov. 1st without charge. Fur Solon—Third Floor. Air Conditioned for your comfort in ting furs. First a singlette, the sin- gle, slim garment that takes the place of vest, bra, panties! 32 to 40. Then a pettiskirt, slim and sleek, with a lastex waistband that doesn’t stretch out of shape! Small, medium and large. Rub it on after your tub! Its refreshing fragrance really makes you feel cooler! Lavender, sweet pea, rose, carnation aend lilac. A triumph of fashion and value! 12 styles—every one a flatterer! Dressmaker Suits *5.95 If you're slim, you look still slimmer . . . if you're not, your beach beaux will never guess it! ~ Acetate jersey, gay cottons, celanese prints, piques . . . all fully lined, all with acetate jersey shorts attached! Both aof a lovely, silky selfe striped cloth in blush or white. No ironing required for either— simply made for vocations! Street Floor Sizes for misses and women—12 to 40. Lots of other dressmaker styles, too, $4.95 to $12.95. ersian Lum? cdjist Sate. 3190 4 Printed catton dresemaker, Suite Completely lined in acetate. Surf Shop—Third Floor.