Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1937, Page 36

RESCUE MISSID Member of House Will Commute to WILL CELEBRATF| HendteSatem Job First Anniversary of Insti- tution in Northeast Section to Be Observed. The Northeast Rescue Mission, founded a year ago by & group of young people in the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church, will celebrate its first aniversary tomorrow as the first and only mission of its kind in the North- east section of the city. A chance remark by Rev. W. A. Emmans, pastor of the Maryland Ave- nue Church, that a mission was need- ed in the section prompted a young people’s organization in the church to start collection of beds, blankets, cooking utensils and other furnishe ings. A cash donation of the first month’s rent on a building selected for the mission brought the project & step nearer realization. Last January 15, 13 men found shelter and food in the new house on the first night of its operation. In recent months an average of 50 men & day have received two meals a day and lodging. It has been necessary on several occasions for the men to sleep in the chapel because of over- crowded conditions. It is planned, however, if sufficlent funds can be raised, to add a second story. A $2,000 addition already has been added to the rear of the building. Religious services are held in the chapel twice a day, at 6:30 am. and 7:30 pm. All men staying at the mission are required to attend. The aim of the mission, according to T. L. Holmes, superintendent, is rehabilita- tion of the men with the idea of re- turning them to their homes. The house is operated tnrough stores’ donations of food, plumbing fixtures and general household equip- ment and by cash donations made by churches and individuals in the Northeast section of the city. George J. Bates Will Serve Out Term as Mayor of City. Representative George Joseph Bates, who came to Congress still retaining the position of mayor of the little town of Salem, Mass, is slated to fill the only Republican vacancy on the House District Committee. And Chairman Norton of the com- mittee, who carries the unofficial title of “mayor of Washington,” will be placed in the position of working with a real mayor. Bates has been mayor of Salem for 13 years. His term has another year to run, and he does not propose to give up the post in the meantime. In fact, he said the Salem government had formally petitioned him to serve out his term, and he agreed to do 80 without compensation. For the next year Bates will be forced to commute between Washing- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1837. ton and Salem over the week end to run his office there. “It's going to be hard work” he admitted, “but the government of i Salem is so well I can organized P supervise all of its week's activities on Friday and Saturday.” Bates has the reputation of being one of the outstanding authorities in Massachusetts on municipal finance and administration. Incidentally, he just the type Mrs. Norton has wanted on her committee—men who under- stand the intricate problems of city government and can aid her in han- dling legislation for the District. Bates will replace former Represen= tative Clare Fenerty of Pennsylvania, who was defeated in the November election. CHEST CLINICS SET By & Staff Correspondent of The Star. ARLINGTON, Va., January 14.—A special chest clinic will be held in the health center, 2926 Columbia pike, County Tuberculosis Association. ‘Tuberculin tests will be given to children who present notes from their | & family physiclan and chest examina- tions will be given adults on the same conditions. Dr. H. A. Latane will be the clinician. HEPPLEWHITE BED BY BIGGS - Jdicen 1214-1220 F_STREET More power to Jelleffs—and to Jelleff COTTONS! Cotton frocks . , . recently housed in the Little Theater (7th floor). Off the beaten path? Well, maybe . . . but the magnet of Jelleff fashion-with-value is drawing cotton customers galore to the new collections of Nelly Don Frocks—$1.95 to $7.95—and Lynbrook cottons at $3.95., . Smocks, from $1.95. Pretty as a Pansy! §19.95 Pure Silk, Pure Dye! Bright yellow pan- sies on a dark field with a festive swing to its skirt. Pleating outlines the flatter- ing neckline, pock- ets and hemline. Black patent belt. Sizes 11 to 17. Many fascinating Blackand White $‘|6.95 Appliqued Corsage— novel, new! Fagotied Tunic Dress $109.95 V Beigeorgrey Again, the most dramatic of combinations — simple, ever=- smart black crepe allied with white in an entirely new form —applique! Even the patent belt carries out the black and white theme! Softly draped neckline, short puffed sleeves, wide shoulder and a swing to the skirt. One of a new and promising group of freshly inspired dresses at $13.95 to Sizes 12 to 20. $25. aquamarine clipper blue Perfect dress for lunch- eon, tea or bridge. Designed with a deft flat- tery of line and an eye | to the excellence of material. Smart tunic blouse with hand fagot- ting through sleeves and down front. Sizes 36 to 42. From a distinctive col- lection especially de- signed for women, and 2 sizes. $16.95 to $25. Dress Shop—Second Floor prints in the NEW collection . . . come see them! Misses’ Moderate Price Dresses— Second Floor District of Columbia—Rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight, much colder tomorrow afternoon and night; lowest temperature tonight about 54 degrees; moderate southerly winds, shifting to northwest or north to- INOITOW. Maryland and Virginia—Rain to- night and tomorrow, changing to snow in extreme west portion tomorrow; ‘warmer in east and central portions tonight, much colder tomorrow aft- erncon and night. West Virginia—Rain tonight and tomorrow, changing to snow tomor- Tow; colder in west and north por- tions tonight, decidedly colder tomor- row and tomorrow night. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Tegep‘e;:!:slf. e. Barometer Junior Deb Shop ¢ ” T Fourth Floor This inviting Hepplewhite bed is just one of the more than 500 authentic reproductions of fine original an- tiques made by Biggs Master Craftsmen and sold di- rect to the consumer. Handmade of solid mahogany, it is inlaid with satinwood. Price, $72.50. The longer you use Biggs Furniture the Greater is your pride of ownership. Be sure to see our display. OLD RIP Silk S’rockings 113 3 pairs, $3.30 5 Styles— Silk100% Pure— ««« Terms If Desired - - « BIGGS ANTIQU Q Q E COMPANY Sea-fairers for the 1937 Re- sort scene! Arimated new fashions with gay prints and stripes in the lead! For a trip South visit Jelleff's Cruise Shop! The Maillot Satin figured Lastex in @ one-piece bathing suit. White, black, aqua. 32 to 38. Beach Cape Colorful stripes in blue and brown. May be used as a beach rug. Pique Culotte 559 Gay print with tucked ond pleated skirt—youthfully new. 12 to 20. Flannel Shorts __ _$4.95 trim ond fitted; new tum-up cuff; side buttons. Navy and gray. 12 to 20. Striped Shirt _$295 Jersey with colorful stripes. High, mu;\g neck, cuffed short sleeve. 32 to 3 Glen Bogie Scarfs __$1.50 The Casual Dress___$10.95 Button trim, high neck, short sleeves. Sizes 12 to 20. Accessories! Caps, bags, shoes, halos, goggles, sun hats—smart and colorful, priced from 50c to $5.95. ‘ Cruise Shop— = 1217 CONNECTICUT AVENUE 8p.m. 47 0.2 Midnight i poidnia 48 0.1 47 0.1 49 0.1 = 8 0.1 Record for Last 24 Hours. Prom noon yesterday t £ Tehest. 90, Bt noon Today. seas agb 46, Lowest, 46, at 1 a.m. today; year ago, 30. Record Temperatures This Year. Highest, 70, on January 9, Lowest, 30. on January 5. Humidity for Last 24 Hours. From noon yesterday to noon A ‘flvnm, 53 Der cent, o miamigne ) west, 95 per cent, at noon 504‘7. Tide Tables. Prevailing Values in KAPLOWITZ CLEARANCE SALES SO MUCH THRILL FOR SO LITTLE! 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Reductions of s50% 1—Brown three-plece Suit, Raccoon collar, size 14, $59.50. Now .. $29.50 2—Grey two-piece Suits, fitted 7-8 length Coat, Krimmer Lamb collar, sizes 16 and 20, $59.50. Now $29.50 2—Three - piece swagger Confetti Tweed Suits, 7-8 length Coat, sizes 14 and 18, $49.50. Now $2500 1—BlAcks two- piece cos- tume Suit, dress and mlm?l gfill;?!, Pexrsian sslecvs and altimore, 0.1 Rain y Nows i ;i‘;%’g Birmingham Bnn!x::o;r.ckh.‘ lg. 1-—Three-piece cape suit, imported fleece, size 16, $89.50. Now .. $45.00 1—Grey costume Suit, Kidskin jacket, size 16, $68.00. Now . . $34.00 9. 8:24am. 7:33pm. Automobile lights = Precipitation. Monthly precipitation in inches th Capital (current month to date): i1 Month. 1937, [Ty PBIROOO DN, cember = EEs 8 Weal in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Stations, Baro. H'h Low.fall. Weath'r Abilene, Tex.._ 29.88 58 50 Cloud: Albany, N. 0 Galveston. Helena, Mon Huron,' 8. Indianapolls Jacksonville 70 64 *‘é -120.16 ~6 0.01 & |vory-|i|ac 3558 96t Blue-Jasmine Orchid-violet” Maize-verbena Green-bouquet 76 62 0.10 & ?,2 38 -—- Gowdr £ Woolen Dresses, one- PeGCh rose 66 80 0.28 Rain piece and ensembls 39 11 002 5 fur trimmed and smart- 78 68 g ; ly tailored; also vel- i Veteens, now 1. Off reduced from $16.95 and $29.50. A group of formal Gowns ... .. $10.00 Formerly $19.50 - $25 Alarge groupof Misses' Dresses . . . . $10.00 Regular $16.95-$19.75 Our women’s depart- ment offers a group of Dresses, regular $19.75 1o $35.00, now $10.00 and $15.00 nsas Los Angeles Loutsville, Miami, ¥l Minneapolis R P DR SRR DL I 5D 30 i BB BB B D00 1303 5 B I L3 » BRI AD 0 January Sale of Toiletries! Replenish Now—at substantial Savings! (X 2519 XD oSt b Doz ARESERESLR o900020090 BREA3I32 o Jelleff’s 50c Cleansing Tissues Large si: Soft, fine pastel cole s pack- 3 for-$1 i $1 Puritan Specially Priced! Eau de Cologne Delv Cream 59c & $1.50 Jasmine, lavender or nourishing Leather case filled with nail pol- ish and remover; cuticle oil and remover; orange stick, file, $'| emery and nail white. GREATER VALUE IT HAS MORE FLAVOR $1.50 to $1.95 Hair Brush $1.00 Six styles. Variety of $15 Rosine Toilet Water $7.50 Exquisite “’Nuit de 1—Black Cloth Coat, Canadian Wolf _collar, size 18, $59.50. Now $25.00 Nutritive, CAMEL HAIR AND HARRIS TWEED SPORT COATS 1—Brown Cloth Badger collar, size 20, $39.50. Now. . $25 00 1—-Brown Cloth Coat, Skunk collar, size 14, $7.50 Three Piece Dresser Set Comb, brush and mirror, black gardenia odeurs; re- freshing and invigor- ating. cream; makes a grand powder base. Also 23-oz. size, 65¢ Chine” and “Hahna”’ odeurs; remarkable saving! shapes ;pure bristles; some with ebony backs. $1 Roi Royale Perfume A trio of lovely scents. Jasmine, and pastel colors with 5 Cloisonne decoration_ $50w —_— | \ iss Pi il Klsinert Shower Caps; ossorted colors, 15¢ $1.95 Swiss Pine Bath O and ‘$18 Dresser Sets, comb, brush, £ i W | s1.00 Gold finish with minatures; flover decore- S \ i Gray tions; stone set tops; also pont finit . ' Orchid, rose, blue. ‘Rfi:‘:';;:;;'"g,: Vnrl.ctly of $25 to $35 Comb, brush and mirror dresser few drops soft- shapes; long sets, gold finish with miniature, stone set or ens your bath and short stop- e L water and pers; unusual 59c Complexion Brushes; soft bristles as- creates an in- designs. Blue, 45, vigorating scent rose, white. gardenia and bouquet in 59C $65.00. Now. . $30.00 attractive box 2—GCrey Cloth Krimmer collar, size 16, 25¢ $79.50. Now . . $48.00 $15 KAPLOWITZ | 13TH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F ESTABLISHED FOR A GENERATION > § 3 4 ¥ THE ENTIRE STOCK FINEST '] 6 HAS BEEN REDUCED TO.. $1 Cut Glass Bottles $450 & $7.50 Rosine Perfume; “Nuit de Chine” or “Hahna"__. --$225 & $3.5 $1.00 Chinetts, net with elastic band__59¢ $225 Speciol Jelleft’s $1.00 Nutritive Cream; poun Jelleff’'s 75¢ Tissue Cream; half pound__.5%