Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1937, Page 26

AIR RACE PRIZES ATTRACT PILOTS National and Bendix Events Offer $25,000—Speed Mark May Fall. Fighting for $25,000 in prizes, the largest purse in transtontinental air racing history, a field of outstanding American pilots, a number of them in specially built racing planes, will take off from Los Angeles September 3 bound for the National Air Races, opening that day at Cleveland, and New York, in the annual Bendix Trophy race. The existing record of 245 miles per hour, set by James H. Haizlip in 1932, is expected to fall this year. Henry T. (“Dick”) Merrill, hero of two round trips across the Atlantic, and Jack Lambie, his Eastern Air Lines co-pilot, are to be among the entries. Frank W. Fuller is to fly one of| the sensational new Seversky com- bat airplanes designed for the mili- tary service, which is said to have made 321 miles per hour in routine| tests, without competitive pressure. Fuller is stripping down the con-| ventional military model to make a| special racer. Roscoe Turner, outstanding Ben- dix race veteran, is to have two spe- cial airplanes ready for the National Air Races, it has been reported here, and will have at least one of them in | the Bendix. Both are being rebuilt | by Matty Laird, designer of famous | racing planes. Three of the first five places in last year'’s Bendix race were taken | by women flyers and Louise Thn-‘ den, last year's winner, will be back this year with a new, fast plane. Laura Ingalls, who finished second last year, also will compete. Jac- queline Cochrane also is expected to enter a new ship of advanced type EMPLOYER IS VICTOR | IN DETROIT STRIKE Work Resumed at Fry Products, ‘Where Boss Twice Has | Gone on Strike. By the Associated Press DETROIT, July 22 —Work resumed | yesterday at Fry Products, Inc., where the boss twice has gone on strike, and | the new peace was greeted with plans | for company expansion. Walter L. Fry, president, whose em- ployes capitulated to his demanded ex- clusion of the United Automobile Workers of America, as such, from any signed agreement, reopened the| plant. i The workers, he said, have “made | their decision and I have confidence in their promise to keep it.” | On their insistence yesterday to stand | by the union, Fry closed the plant. Re- ‘ considering, 150 employes late in the‘ day accepted Fry's terms regarding the U. A. W. A, which he charged was | *“irresponsible.” Fry, who gained Nation-wide notice last February when he followed his employes’ sit-down strike with & sit- down of his own, announced the busi- ness will be expanded to employ 400 persons within the next 10 days. Two hundred and fifty now are employed. In announcing peace terms, Charles A. Farnum, chairman of the Workers’ Negotiating Committee, told an em- ployes’ meeting, “We want to be good members,” but “when we haven't any dough, we can't pay dues. We can't even eat.” “Fry has promised to bargain with us as his employes,” Farnum said, “and we can gain just as much deal- ing for ourselves.” e UTAH’S “PIONEER DAY” TO BE OBSERVED HERE ‘The 90th anniversary of the settling of Utah by the Mormons—"Pioneer Dey’—will be commemorated at a picnic and outing at 2 pm. Satur- day under auspices of the Utah State Bociety of Washington. Society Presi- dent Clarence C. Neslen s chair- man of arrangements. ‘The celebration will be held at pic- nic groves 10 and 12 in Rock Creek Park near the Sixteenth street reser- voir. A tennis tournament will be held 8t 2 o'clock, to be followed by base ball and volley ball games, horse- #hoe and quoit pitching and croquet. The picnic will be at 5 pm. A camp- fire program will be held at 7 p.m. Ancients Expla.in Rose Odor. ‘The perfume of the rose is thus ex- Plained by the ancients: “Love, at the feast of Olympus, in the midst of & very lively dance, upset, by a stroke of his wing, a goblet of nectar which, falling on a rose, embalmed it with - Feather Express Carries Roosevelt Bid to Celebration Homing Pigeons Wing- ing Way to Capital With Cheyenne Invitation By the Associated Press. CHEYENNE, Wyo, July 22—A feathered “pony express” set out yes- terday from Cheyenne to carry to President Roosevelt an invitation to attend the forty-first annual frontier | days celebration. Four homing pigeons bearing the message were freed as the sun cast first long shadows across the Wyoming plains. They and their successors on the |} flight are expected to reach Washing- ton, D. C., before the celebration opens July 28. The birds winged their flight to Denver, sent Eastward by other birds. 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Swim Suits You could comb the beaches and you wouldn't find @ finer collection of Jantzens than right here at Jelleff's! Form- fitting, resilient Kava knit and basket weaves! Skirted or new front skirts. Glorious in Ba- hama blue, turquoise, desert blue, French rose, maize. Other Jantzens from $3.95 to $10.95. Beach Shop, Third Floor. The beautiful furs are here—Jap Mink $129 Caracul Lamb Coats—$98.50. Fur Salon, Third Floor. 75 Misses' $13 95 $I9 95 Town Dresses 35 “Better” Makers’ Closeouts— 40 From Our Own Summer Stock Everything for a city Summer! 1 and 2 pc. street, dressy afterr travel dresses. Acetate crepes— alpacas—prints—pr with capes, pleated sleeves, little jackets. Whites, paste dark grounds! Sizes 12 to 20, R i Cool Moderate Price Dress Shop, Second Floor Sheers—Chiffons—Prints—Pastels— Tailored Laces—Embroidered Nets *10.95 Here's where you'll find variety AND value—from the s washable dress to the dressiest chiffon—for every dayt Color-bright and monotone-frosted s on your pet | grounds. Cape sleeves, elbow sleeves, color contrast | detailing. Regular and short sizes, Cool Moderate Price Dress Shop, Second Floor i R Juniors' $16. 95 T Country Dresses Finely detailed Pastels—Figured Satins—Marquisettes The fashions you want—just when you want them—at especially worth- while savings! Luscious 2-piece pastels with eyelet organdie yokes— Summer news in figured satin daytime dresses—town and quisettes with contrasting grosgrain and bole acetate crepes with white pique crispings! Sizes 9 Cool Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor Junior Excitement . . . $3.95-$5. 95 CoH'ons ‘ o jackets— to 7. C., THURSDAY, Caracul Lamb, Squirrel son-Seal-Dyed-Muskrat, Persian Lamb, Muskrat, Raccoon We promise fashion, variety and deperidability in Jelleff furs! And think of the money you save—for example: $169 Persion Lamb Coats—$143.65. $225 Hudson-Seal-Dyed-Muskrat Coats—$191.25. Summer Sale of Winter Suits featuring Three-piece Ensembles With fur coats or fur-collared coats! Advance fashions— (October price, $69.75), sale at $59. Special! DRAM PERFUMES 25c Crystal-like Bottle with Initialed or Flower Top, given with each dram purchased! Choose your favorite perfume and tuck the thumb-size bot- tle into a going-away bag! sparkling vignette has Houbigant's Presence.--$1.35 Grenville Byzance_ Caron'’s BC“wgm Summer colony belles—Fresh Dotted Swisses—Linens—Piques Catch up with the cotton crowd—and cash in on these budget-sparing prices! 1 and 2 pc. dotted Swisses with snow-white belts and buttons— crisp, cool 1-pc. linens with bright bands—dark-skirt-light-top piques! FLASH! 30 “Better” $12.95, $13.95 Cottons—! and 2 piece, some with jackets Guer Guerla Lucretia in's $3 95 Cdfto}h Frocks Airy—Crisp—Refreshing—Dotted Swisses—Dimities—Lawns “Deviltry” jets, Vers Cottons for misses! Cottons for women! 2-piece dotted lawns. 2-piece dotted Swisses that button down the front. Pique trimmed dotted dimities. Printed lawns with embroidered organdy insertions. Navy, dubonnet, black, brown, white ground prints, self-tones, 12-44. Cool Cotton Shop, Fifth Floor n's Fleurs de Rochelle_$ | e Guer ‘_ms Lin Sha n’s Bleue Heure___ Allen's Rose, qudcmo \,wo\e‘__., Neil's beehne De Raymon d's New Toi JULY 22, 1937. Tomorrow—~the BIG Shopping Day! (Store closed ALL DAY Saturday, you know) Cool, cool comfort and thrilling advance fashions! What a store this is! Open ’til 5:45 so you can shop leisurely! Imported $1.50 and $1.95. Hand-Crocheted White Gloves 51 360 Pairs of sheer white gloves of the better kind with intri- cate, delicate designs, such as diamond backs, rosettes at the wrist, scallops on cuffs. Four styles in long or short models Perfect —with thin summer frocks. And the furs that are standbys for service—Hud- Suit Shop, Fifth Floor, Satins and Crepes—Tested for Wear! Tailored or Lace-Trimmed All bias-cut for true, smooth fit. have a front shadow panel. hite, 32-44. Silk crepes for sheers—they With rich dark lace applique Plenty of hot weather ahead! Need more slips? Then heed this opportunity! ! ’1 95 Pue Dye Pure-Silk Slips Tearose and w ! ’ Grey Shops—Second Floor i $1 25. $1 50 Batiste Gowns Daintily Handmade! Soft Pastel Flower Prints! Just as pretty as a flower garden—every one! Every bit han made, hand appliqued . .. tie-back sashes, contrasting piping, cut on the straight. E\ue, pink, green, yellow; 15, 16, 17. Grey Shops—Second Floor 6"0 buys for “scorchers” or under evening frocks! Meshes, atin-and-lastex, 2-way stretch and satin Iostex-—pomle reg- uwor ion, 1-pc. models . . . some Vanity Fair “discontinued.” Tecrose, white—32-38. $6 Heavier Lastex Foundations Glove Silk Section—Grey Shops—Second Floor $5 ’ro $7 50 SummerGlrdles Coolly Priced! Best-Sellers— Career girl models in Business Girl, Yankee Girl or Treo Gir- dles! Nets, linens, meshes, broadcloths . . . lacey panel sides, all lengths but not in all makes and sizes. Some pantie gir- dles included. 25-30. $3.95 and $5 Sample Girdles or One-of-a-Kind, $1.95 Cool Corset Shop, Second Floor $3.95 & $5.95 House Coats Cool Washable Cottons—Tested Rayons! Some Zippered! Some Pajamas! Wild K5 Dorothy Gray's Elation__$1.25 Worth's Je Reviens, Pro- y s $ Y SR 2.95 and *3.95 Worth's Daes La Nuit__$1.25 Hudnut's Gemay_ Hudnut’s Vogue_ Roger et Gallet's Invita- Beach-goers, campers and cross-country bus travelers! Polka dot Swiss, waffle piques, tested rayons, riotous Trop:ccl prints, Paisleys and tiny rosebud prints. Hostess end zipper styles. 12 to 42. $2.95 and $3.95 Sheer Cotton House Coats, 12-44. Negligess, Second Floor 65¢ _$1 5150 % $1.95. EVERY Kind of Dress in This Clearance! French Room Clearance! Second Floor. 1 Misses’ $145 Fox Collared novy costume suit, size 16 2 Misses’ $75 Gowns—mousseline de soie evening gown, 16; black sheer costume suit, 7 $65 Gowns—slate print costume, 38; navy sheer afternoon, 40; white embroidered 18; lace-trimmed chiffon print, 38; 2 white and flesh petal- jacket chiffons, 14, 18 3 Women's $65 Gowns—1 black-and-white print; 42; 2 black sheers, 40. 1 Misses’ $59.75 Satin Evening Gown with jacket, sea green 2 Women's $49.75 Gowns—novy crepe afternoon, 36-__- 1 Misses’ $49.75 Snowy White Lace Dinner Dress, size 14 5 $49.75 Gowns—2 black chiffons, 14, 16; 2 navy and bl dress, 36 1 Misses’ $49.75 Wine Evening Gown, size 16_. Gown Salon Clearance! Second Floor. Misses' $29.75 and $39.75 Distinctive Prints! Some wool-embroidered, also chiffon and fine acetate crepe prints, 14, 16—sheer costumes in navy, grey, beige, 14-20—Roman-striped evening chiffons, 14-20 $25 Misses’ $25 to $39.75 Salon Fo:hmns—smnnmg navy and grey wool costumes, 14-18—dark-ground prints, 1 print marquisette and aqua lace for evening, 14-18:. Misses’ $25 to $35 Fine Porosa Wool Daytime Dresses, Costumes—grey, beige, navy, light blue, gold, thi 18. Also pastel-jacketed dark sheers—navy and be»ge sheers—black and navy, some print appliqued—14-20. $|5 Misses’ $25 to $39.75 Salon Gowns—indispensable sheers in navy, black, beice, aqua, grey—4-way wool suits in black, navy—arey wool redingotes—print dresses, costumes—also black print, rose marquisette and maiz evening gowns—12-20 10 Women's $29.75, 33975 Sheers! gerie and print trim; 34-42__ 20 Women's $29.75 Chlffons evening laces, chiffons. Regu!or and half sizes__.. S Women's Separate Wool Coats—black and novy- Junior Deb Shop Clearance! Fourth Floor 10 Juniors' $12.95 to $16.95 Pure Silk Prints, dork sheers—some grand travel styles. print-trimmed dresses, 14 and 1 Black, navy, grey and dark-ground prints—mostly 1- Clearance! navy, brown—3512-391, 36-44 37%-39%, Clearance!—Juniors’ and H 4 Misses’ Coats %0—510.95 to Slé.:g T;vpm and waggers—white and colors, some dork; nove|ty and fieecy woolens. 38_75 Misses’ and Juniors'-. 30—$1695 to $29.75 Dress n—w;ch Kid Galyok and Squirrel or furless—also s]o sport toppers—navy, black, grey, colors. Misses” and Juniors’ 38-42 20 Misses’ $25-$39.75 Furless Coats—many 1-of- a-style in fine lustratones and tweeds— casual and dressy; fitted and swagger— 315 Navy, black, grey, beige, colors. 15 Misses' $39.75-949.75 One-of-a-type Coats—with Ermine, Wolf or Galyak— dressmaker types too—casual and dressy, fitted and swagger. Navy, black, grey, beige, blue = 39%, 36-42 Cool Coat Shops, T Women's Coats! 18 Women's $13.95-$25 Dress Coats—3 are $25 Squirre! and Kid Galyok trimmed grey and rose coats—38 to 44, and 35%. 9 are $13.95-$16.55 unlined sheer wool and acetate crepe swagger and fitted coats—black, 22 Women's $16.95-$29.75 Town Coats—5 are $25.75 blacks with Kid Galyak, 42- rest are_furless wool crepes, swogger and fitted, in black, grey, navy, beige; 20 Womznl $25-$39.75 Capes and Coats—10 in WHITE! novelty crepes, tweeds, chevrons—3512-39)2, 36-40. capes—swagger and fitted coats in wool crepe, cord, hair-basket weave in dawn blue, rose, beige, grey, brown, black, navy; 35V2- 4T'/1, 38-42 20 Women's $49.75, $59.75 Fine Fur-trimmed Coats—black, rose, beige, grey, navy with Wolf, Fox and Galyak; fitted and swagger; dressy and casual; 33%2- Moderate Price Dress Shops Clearance! Second Floor 6 Misses' $13.95 Acetate Crepe Dcyhme Drflus—wenrotze dark shades; 1 and 2-pc. 8 Misses’ Coats of sheer wool, full-lengtn; brown 12-20 14 Misses’ $1395 $16.95 Dresses; | or nd 2 wine, green; 2-20 45 Misses’ 51395 $16.95 Prints in o in black, navy, brown, grey, wine, green, red; | 10 Women's $19.95, $25 Jacket Dresses, ord 1-p h acetate sheers; 1 or 2 of a style in brown, navy, black; reguler a: 25 Women's $16.95, $19.95 Daytime and Dinner Dresses —pr styles; regular and short sizes ___ Special Size Shop Clearance! Second Floor. 12 Larger Women's $16.95, $19.95 Ever-wanted Sheers! 1-pc. and joc some prints. 402 to 50 Larger Women's $59S $7.95 Cottons! She: ] eyelets! Monotone and flower-bright prints on light end “dork grounas—s’\me plain pastels. Sport Shop Clearance! Third Floor = JSomplu ufe $10.95 to $16.95 Sport Dresses—fomous Glen Bogie ond Bradley Knits, tailored si ks—1 cv{; ;5 pc. styles—prints and pastels—14, 16.__ 68 Misses' and Women's $13.95 to $22.75 Knit “and Tailored ‘Dresses—some 1 and 2 -pc. Brodley in notural and postels—also pastel and print ocetate crepes, tailored wools—12-38 50—$19.95 to $29.75 Sport Suits and Dresses—fine wools, boucles, silks, prints—some Bradleys ond Glen E*glwess;s light and dark shades—12 to 42 Cotton Frock Shop Clearance! Fifth Floor $2.95 Dotted Swiss Drn‘:’u—\ and 2-piece. for sizes 14 to 44. Tailored shirt, puff sleeve, tucked fvonsr ruffled, pique-collar, Irish-type lace-trimmed jobot styles. Navy, brown, copen, dubonnet. Also 2-piece pun,v‘c;; zipper shirt dress—maize, white, copen Suit Clearance 35 Misses’ $10.95, $16.95 White & Bright Swits— Summer angora 2-pc. swagger types in white, aqua, gold! 2-pc. washable white Bahoma $7 95 cloth. 12-20. 9 $16.95 Tailored and wear lens, sharkskins, monotones. Cape suits, 12-16. Tailoreds, 40-44. Navy, dawn blue, grey, brown. 6 Misses’ $29.75 Suits—2 ond 3-pc. with 34 jig- qer, full length swagger coats—1 with cope. Shetlands, tweeds, dressy wools, navy, grey, S“ 5 dawn blue, brown; 12-20. 38 Misses’ and Women's $29.75 end $39.75 Swits— few 2-pc. tailoreds—rest 3-pc. with 7a-length swogger coats, vrap-oround jacket. Cashmeres, tweeds, twils, shetlonds, soft crepey §) B wools, navy, black, grey, beige, brown._. Misses’ $59.75 Three-piece Suit $35. $59.75 Swits with Fox s49.75 Suit Shop, Cool Pifth Floor. 510 Fitted and swagger Also furless full-length