Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1936, Page 22

TRANSFUSIONS FAIL 10 AID LEVITT BOY Kentucky ‘Samaritan’ Made | § Trip in Vain, Father Declares. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 22.—Maurice Oldham, Kentucky schoolboy Samari- tan, who traveled to Chicago recently | in an effort to save the life of Philip | Levitt, 7, made his trip in vain, Philip's father said today. Philip is a victim of streptococcus veridans, a dreaded and often fatal in- | fection of the blood stream. Maurice, | 13, the son of a Lexington, Kv.. police commissioner, once suffered from the same disease. Physicians hoped a transfusion of blood from Maurice might help Philip. Maurice came and gave blood twice to Philip. , ‘Today Philip's [ather, Morris Levitt, said his ailing son was “no better.” “We are not getting the results we expected,” he sald. “It was the wrong blood. Of course, the whole thing was an experiment. It is very discourag- | fng." | Dr. Paul Sahlins, attending physi- | eian, would only say, “about the same,” | when asked about Philip’s condition. | Dr. Sahlins said, however, that more transfusions would be given Philip by another donor, also a recovered victim of the disease. He declined to name the donor or say when the transfusion | would be made. Traffic Convictions | | LEAVING AFTER COLLIDING. Hobart Dodson, 1005 Seventh street southeast, 30 days. SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING, William J. Klein, Queens Chapel road northeast, $15. Herman E. Greene, 2830 Georgia avenue, §15, Mack R. Barlow, 1511 Franklin street northeast. $15. | George W. Offutt, 3d, 3433 Wiscon- #in avenue, $15. | FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. | | | Vernon Ennis, 407 K atreet, $25. Arthur G. Ball, 1002 K street, $10. William O. Bradley, 35 Farragut street northeast, $10, Lawrence D, Williams, 1734 T street, (30 Herbert A. Nausbaum, 1646 Newton | street, $10. Kermit R. Croxton, 1901 Eleventh street. $10. Walter M. Lundy. Maryland. $10 Arthur J, Perretta, Maryland. $10. Clarence 8. Cole, 1411 Belmont Bireet, $10. Arthur G. Constable. 312 Four- teenth street northeast, $10. Harry Williams, 1311 Q street. §5 William W. Duniap. 1530 Rhode Is- land avenue northeast, $5. | Llovd M. Pusey, 63 New York ave- bue, $5. John H. Dulskie, 3526 Eighteenth Btreet. $5. C. J. Harris, Virginia, $5. $al Valaria, 5229 Georgia avenue, $5. Henry Wells, 2046 E street, §5. Taft T. Reed, 1605 Fourth street. $5. | Joseph R. Hopkins, 61 I street, 85. | John Brown, 1114 Fifth street. $5. | | Hobart L. Howe, Virginia, $5. | Fritz Link, Maryland, 85. | Harold M. Dresbach, 2018 F street, 85, Louis R. Clark, Maryland, $5. Val J. Mitch, Maryland, $5 John L. Bostwick. 1911 Minnesota Rvenue southeast. $5 Isaac J. Preedman, 4319 Seventh treet. $5. | Italo Pellegrin, 909 Massachusetts | avenue northeast, $5. | Benjamin A. Haugh, 341 I street, $5. Robert F. Lee. 603 H street, $5 | Minnie G. Caldwell, 3730 North- J ampton street, $5. PERMIT SUSPENSIONS. 1 Robert H. Clark, Rochester, N, Y, | 15 days. Charles E. Dement, Takoma Park, 15 days. Vircey Faulkner, Brookmond, Md., 15 days Harold E. Filbert, Baltimore, 15 days. i Joseph B. Frey, Baltimore, 15 days, | Criefleld E, Hearne, La Plata, Md, 80 days. | William H. Howerton, Morehead City, N. C,, 15 days. | Walter A. Keyser, Baltimore, 30 davs. | William R. Kruse, Baltimore, 15 | days. i Thomas Moody, Lakeland, Md., 15 days. Donald J. Moser, Alexandria, Va., ' 15 days. | Earl H. Plummer, Kensington, 15 days. | William A. Posey, Chickamuzxen, | Md., 15 days. Mabel Robinson, Jenkintown, Pa., | 15 days. | Marton W. Schiining, Catonsville, | Md.. 30 days. | William W. Smith, Rector Town, | Va.. 30 days. Gilbert Sohel, Baltimore, 30 days ‘Wilson W. Tobin, Pairfax, Va., 15 days. Asa R. Tuttle, Alexandria, Va, 15| days. | Seymour Williams, Wayne, Ps., 30 | Best Melon Grower. Lee Anderson says he is the best | Mmelon grower around Pineville, W. 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Especially recom- mended: 2-Thread Chiffon Silk 1009 Pure $1.15 3 pairs, $3.30 In beoutifully hormonizing shodes: “"Mascare” to go with black, “Algeria” to go with grey, brown, green, wine, Do you hnow that our complete line of Gold Stripe silk stockings (79c to $1.65) also includes MEN'S Silk Sox, $1 (3 pairs, $2.85)? Only at Jelleff’s in Washington. 1214-1220 F STRESY | "Chanut’’ Excels in ~~ Fine Design and “ Craftsmanship! ) Gloves 2.95 French Suede pull-ons in the new four-button length with pique seams and Imported lightweight kidskins with slight side flare. Moss green, Chinese red, vintage, smoky grey, navy, brown, white and black. Special ! LINEN Handkerchiefs Monogrammed to Order... 6 e 51 .50 Choice— Women’s — 3-letter monogram or name— Men’s — 3-letter monogram. White linen handker- chiefs for women, or solid colors with white rolled hems; also white with colored hems . . . and for the men, white linens with Ya and Y2 inch hem- stitthed hems; names machine embroidered in white or color. All orders must be for six or more of one kind. No C. O. D. orders. 10 days delivery! Gift Kerchiefs . . . Hend. Monogrammed! Order Now! Many designs to selsct from! Monogrammed herchiefs for men, each, $1 te $3.50 . . . ard for wemen, sach, 75¢c to $1.50, s 695 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1936. And now . . Velvet! Velvet . , . velvet . , . velvet! Never has it been so overwhelmingly favored as in this season of coronation-inspired fashions! You'll need not merely one velvet gown this Fall but at least one for every oe- casion. Jelleff’s gives you complete selections of velvet dresses for juniors, misses ond women , , , glamorous styles with drama in every line . ., value in every detail! \ is an amozingly low price for such marvels of quality ond fashion as represented in this special group of Misses' Velvet Frocks Five lovely, lovely styles: Crush-resistant for ‘every day’’ wear. Transparent for dinner and evening. For Street and afternoon . . . velvet goes practical in crush-resistont velvet! Princess frocks occenting wide shoulders, snug waistline, slender hips and swinging skirts. 3 models to choose from, specially priced, $16.95. Eketched abore Velvet ensemble . . . designed to do double “dress” duty os well os double o s B "wear” duty . . . Coat and princess frock of crush-resistont velvet. The Many Silret short-sleeved frock topped with metal! Special at $16.95. b S Dinner and formal Velvets . . . Schioparelli’s Empire lines—modern, moulded, ':-:';. ";:'a'_‘:a‘zn:' lovely! 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