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1303 Connecticut Av*.
Decatur 0315
Soft suit distinctive
in its simple- sophis- J
tication, black or j
navy alpaca with L.
cut steel buttons.
Sizes 10 to 18.
95.00
Entrance and parking allowed in our block.
Group Withholds Support
Of Move to Probe Police
The Columbia Heights Citizens’
Forum last night rejected a motion
to support the resolution of Senator
Ball, Republican, of Minnesota to
have a Senate committee investigate
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment.
The motion had been referred to
the Appropriate Committee of the
forum at a previous meeting, and
this committee had refused to report
it out. Brought up at last night’s
meeting, the motion was declared
out of order.
The forum also turned down a
motion to approve giving ambu
lances the right to go through red
lights. The Health and Safety
Committee declared more lives
would be lost through this practice
than would be saved by the added
speed of the ambulance.
Three talks were heard at the
meeting. The first, on the Metro
politan Police Boys’ Club, was ac
companied by a moving picture, and
was given by Lt. F. L. Binswanger.
The second, on the X-ray drive,
was given by Walter J. Mack of the
Survey Speakers’ Bureau. Mrs. Lila
Updike spoke on her trip to Mexico
and showed color slides.
The meeting, held in the Powell
Junior High School, was conducted
b Dr. C. J. Femald, president.
Many women develop high blood
pressure in their 40s. In men high
blood pressure is more frequent
after 50.
Military Road Bus Line
Extension Backed by Group
The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens’
Association went on redord last
night as favoring the proposed ex
tension of the Military road cross
town busline to connect the exist
ing busline, now serving the North
east area.
At a meeting in the Noyes School,
Tenth and Franklin streets N.E., the
association voted to write to the
Public Utilities Commission, indors
ing the plan to extend the Military
road line east, to North Capitol
street, then south over North Capi
tol and Hawaii avenue and east
over Taylor street to connect with
the Northeast busline.
The association also approved the
proposed amendment to the traffic
regulations, designating Tenth
street N.W. as one way southbound
and Twelfth street N.W., one way
northbound, between Pennsylvania
and Vermont avenues.
A motion held over from the last|
I meeting, which would have required
! all prospective new members to
take a “non-Communist oath,” was
defeated.
Last night’s meeting was con
ducted by Gerald F. Colfer, presi
dent.
Writers Name Speaker
Mrs. Everil Worrel Murphy will
address the Society of Free Lance
Writers at a meeting at 8 o’clock
tonight in the Mount Pleasant
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets N.W.
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IRREGULARITY
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Tomorrow...
a few more
of these
Wonderful
Fur Coats...
3-Row Dyed
China Mink
Plus 20 % tax
The past season's price for
these coats was $565.
Available now at a saving
of almost $200 because the
furrier is closing his shop
temporarily.
Also:
10—$195 Mink Scarfs, 4
jumbo skins-$135
15—$135 Natural Ranch
Mink Scarfs, 4 skins---$95
Convenient payments may
be arranged
All plux 20% tea
JeUeff'x—Fur Salon, Third Floor
TAXI YELLOW!
Two dressy suede casuals in this gay new color.
Both styles in AAA A, AA and B widths, 3 to 10. ^ 95
They are also available in white suede. 0
Smart matching bag at only *2,9 ff
pint 20% Ftdtnl Ism
1208 F STREET
■— Add 15i on maO orders So C 0. w>*—
% i
* ATOMIZER
MUSIC FOR MILADY
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made ol apun metal in jewel- U Mg
tone eolora; holda feneroua ■
portion ol your favorite per- V *ach
fume.
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US founsylvauia A or. N.W.
DUtriet 3949
gelma’J i
Four-Hour
Friday Feature
9 a.m. to I p.m. only
SELMA SUITS
regularly $89.95 to $110
Choice group of dress
maker, costume and tal- fl*
lored suits in worsteds
and gabardines. One-of
a-kind. Slim and full
skirts. Sines 9 to 1*.
SELMA SUITS
regularly $119 to $169.95
Luxury suits tailored of
Forstmann milateen and
gabardine in dressmaker
and costume types. Navy,
beige, black, grey, red.
10 to 18.
SELMA DRESSES
regularly $49.95 to $69.95
One-of-a-kind street and
dressy types in crepes, ff
sheers, taffetas. Prints,
dark colors, pastels. Also .
a few evening gowns.
9-20.
Friday Only, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SELMA'S
Foshions from Vogue, Horper's, Town Gr Country
1307 Connecticut Avenue
You Con Pork Near Selma't on Connecticut Avenue
And you certainly
won’t unfit to, once
vou’ve worn famous
Enna Jetticks! For
constant walking com
fort, you’ll he wise
to choose from our
many smart Spring
styles.
$J95 $095
Gladys J9.95
f Amy *991
ENNA JETTICK BOOT SHOP.
1337 f DtmI N.W.
I *
Worthwhile Savings in Every Department. Groups
of Merchandise Reduced from Our Regular Stocks,
plus Special Purchases from Reliable Manufacturers.
AU Sales Final...iVo C.O.D«*S
WOMAN'S LUGGAGE
Famous Manufacturer's Tan or Wine, Genuine
Pigskin Matched Luggage. Superbly crafted, richly
lined, excellent hardware.
Were NOW
Train Box-69.00* 37.80*
19" Weekend_ 69.00* 37.80*
22" Hat and Shoe_102.00* 58.20*
22" Wardrobe_ 112.00* 61.80*
26" Pullman_.’-114.00* 63.00*
Manufacturer's Samples of Fine Canvas Luggage
21" Weekend_34.20* 21.00*
21" Wardrobe __60.00* 34.20*
Matched Sets of Genuine Rawhide Luggage, in rich
antique color. Equipped with Yale brass locks.
1 5" and 1 8" Overnight Cases —45 00* 31.80*
21" Weekend Cases_48.00* 34.80*
26" Pullman Cases-60.00* 46.80*
21" Wardrobes, 29" Pullmans
and 18" Hat and Shoe Cases-_--68.40* 51.60*
Men's Genuine
COWHIDE
2-SUITERS
wtre *66.00
NOW 49.50
V__^
PLASTIC
HANDBAGS
were *9.54
NOW 5«S4
VI-/
WOMAN'S HANDBAGS
1 W.r. NOW
Leather — Envelopes and double
handle styles—black only- 6.00* 3.54*
Calf Vanity Bags_ 13.14* 9.54*
COSTUME JEWELRY
Rhinestone Pins, Earrings and
Necklaces _ 9.54* 4.75*
Rhinestone Pins_15.00* 7.45*
COMPACTS by REX
Square, oblong, round — floral
enamel or gold-finished. 2,00 and 3.00 1.09
WOMAN'S GLOVES
A
Hand Sewn, Double Woven Cot
tons, with hand-crocheted backs 4.00 2.93
English Doeskin Slipons & Shorties 5.00 3.95
MEN'S LUGGAGE
W.r. NOW
24" Tan Fabricoid 2-Suiters-. 30.00* 24.00*
21" Matching Weekend' Bag— 24.00* 17.94*
Suntan Cowhide 2-Suiters_- 69.00* 51.54*
24" Buffalo-grain Pigskin Two
Suiters __ 87.60* 54.00*
Nationallly known, superb quality
Softside Cowhide 2-Suiters—120.00 * 90.00*
Deluxe Model Cowhide 2-Suiters 135.00* 101.26*
LEATHER GOODS
Morocco Leather Fullpack Cigar
ette Cases—black or brown ...
solid gold corners- 5.40* 3.54*
Men's Pitted-top Leather Cloth
Brushes — -_ 6.00* 4.74*
Simulated Leather Make - up
Box, mirror in lid; fitted with
2 bottles, 2 jars — __10.00* 7.95*
Cowhide encased 7 - piece Tool
Kits__- 10.00 7.95
Suntan Cowhide Stud Boxes with
removable tray- 10.00 7.95
Men's Fitted Dressing Cases—
black or brown goatskin with 9
fittings_!_ 15.00* 11.94*
r ^
Leather Topped
Fitted Wicker
SEWING
BASKETS
Wert NOW
17.50 11.67
30.00 19.95
35.00 23.28
42.50 28.34
V__J
Hand Painted
Pure Linen
BLOUSES
w«re 15.95
NOW 7«05
8iie« 32-94
V. --J
BILLFOLDS, LETTER CASES
W«r* NOW
Famous Manufacturer's Samples \ ^.20* 2.B4
.. , I 4.80 &
ond Close-outs. Assorted leath- / g qq* 3.54*
ers, including Pigskin, Morocco 7.20* 4.74*
( 9 00* 5 94
and sealskin. Blacks, browns V ^"OO* 7M4*
and some fashion colors. I 12.00* 7.95*
LEATHER KEY CASES
Assorted leathers and ) ^ 50* & 1.80* 1.10*
colors. Zipper or snap ( , ,
fastened types. 2 to ( 2'70 ^^.00 1.98
8 loop styles_ ) 3.60*&4.20* 2.34*
WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR
Pure silk scarfs, 34" squares- 2.95 l*j|5
Bryn Mawr* Classic Blouses- 6.95 *
Pullover Sweaters, all wool- 5.95 4.45
All-Wool Riding Coats-21.50 15.95
GIFTWARE
, Were NOW
Aluminum'Serving Tray--- 1-95 1.45
Aluminum Bowl- 1-95 1.45
Pink Elephant Hiball glasses, set of ^ ^ ^ ^
Aluminum Relish Tray with handle 8.00 3.95
Revolving Poker Rack with 2 decks
cards and 200 chips- 9.00 6.75
Electric Hurricane Prism Lamps __pr. 12.50 pr. 8.95
Pastel China Table Lamps-13.50 9.75
Decorated China Table Lamps 15.00 11.25
*
r
8 HIGHBALL
GLASSES
in Carrier Rack
\
w*r« 7.50
now 3*95
S_>
Leather Good*
* Stamped
Without Chocge
1314 F STREET
CA Gift from Beckers cAfeans cAfort

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