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Evening star., 1927-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAFE AND PASTRY sHOp--unlnited or
portunlties: next to Colony Theater 1919
Ga ave. -
LUNCH ROOM fully equipped: mixed trade;
IN O street Market: sacrifice Tor SO: own
rr leaving city. 23s
| GROCERY AND CIGAR .STORE-Chelp TO
quick buyer; terms ii desired, % st
| PARTNER wanted for rummasp sales and
salvage goods business. Address Box 3Eo NJ
| star office. ~
| baths: elect: arranged in apis: rent $50
month: good income; 500 Az st NV.
BOOMING HOUSE refined; central loca'ion:
6ce account in health wt 1908 roonsy!ya"'a Iva.
| CLEANING and pressing shop: rapdlS in
creasing business demands more time than
owner has to slve. Address 1. \. L., Box
WANTED = Partner. fine opportunlty for
ncrlcnce. Decatur III: 2l:5:--- -
business 5000 weck WI sser!Gf o~nsT a.G
New York ave NV. Phone Main l"G22:,.
RHODE ISLAND AVE; NEAR l6th--}-
baths, hot-water heat; double stone garage
ized: furniture for bedrooms. dining room
and kitchen for sale, desirable Tor doctor or
htEI CLASS DOdTuiH- Huu>t HphI
9434. -
MANT7FACTURING CONCERN doing. good
business has opening for party with S5,noo
for official position; investigate. Address BOZ
303-M. Star office.
ESTABLISHED LOCAL insurance business
needs money to expand. Safety. good return
Services not required For details address
Box 154 NJ. Star office. -: %
CAFE. located in large apt. house. com
pletely equipped: established. paying bust
ness: illness causes sacrifice for quick sale
Terms. Address Box 37S-M. star Office
GASOLINE ACCESSORIES--Corne driyc-in
station in NV. well equipped and stocked;
excellent business: 5-ycar lease; price.
s5 900. Address Box Boom. Star office.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE-Near-
by Virginia: large stock and fixtures: dong
hig business price 81 500 for quick sale
ROSENBLUM & SALUS. 920 New York
ave NV. Phone Main 1892. 22.
DELICATESSEN. located on business cor
ner. doing good business: cheap rent: must
sacrifice account other business Call 6S
st. NV. -
STORE AND DWELLING good for any busi.
ness 22s 4 Il st. s.w. Rent reduced to S75
rio 7th at. sw-store containing grocery
fixtures and apartment above. Rent $50
7o3 AZ ct sw.-store and dwelling. S45
per month. Inquire s. V. GUSACk. 400 9Th
Evening star., 1927-11-22

RATES OUTSIDE o5-MILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.

Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Snn ard the New York Times Will
be received over the Business Counter of The
Star at regular rates
Evening star., 1927-11-22
Observation-Disclosures.

SEWING MACHISES-D Singer. SIS
New Home SIS: Standard SIS; New Ideal
SO others at S.: ali guar New machines
81 mo Renting and repairing Open evenings
F. Sow Nch Shon 3l3 Pa ave. Sc l. 275
SEWING MACHINE Singer: perfect condt
ton: So: tcrms u desired. 30l0 l4th ST
w. Columbia 1G10.
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fric Ike nan rassnnab,e ais6 sinrne dr@n
head $40: good condition. 9l5 23rd ct
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IfELP-FEMAIE.

HELP-FEMAIIE.
CASHIER wanted: Young lady, with pheasant
personality. to act as cashier III tea room !;
must no able to make change accurately anu
quickly. reference required Address Bon
335M Star office, - -
DEMONSTR ATOR-Woman OF neat appear,
ance and with good speaking voice TO caii
on mothers: thorough training gwen niEn
school training necessary. Address Dun
39n-H Star office,
FREE COURSE IN lie insurance salesman:
shiD: university instructor. whole or part
tine: earn while learning Address Box
@3S-H star office.
GIRL. white. refined. neat appearing ne, re-
tween 1T-2l years. Call pm. The Itot
ShGnpe. 3l3S 1lth NV.
SALFSWOMEN experienced. 10 interview
housewives for manufacturer: patehteu
household specially; steady positions; condi'
tl0nat salary. S25 weekly; large coIhmissio,n. !.
Mornings. Room 2d2. 1909 J. st: NV.
IWUMAN--Preferably married or widow; eN-
n"ftcncc unnecessary: reliable house. fhohe
| Potomac 1876. am. tnr annnmtmrnt.
! YOUNG LADIES tfvct. IF neat hpnearancc,
/ Tor pheasant outdoor work: big money '"T
producers. Soc Nr. Goistcln between = ana
! ]" m. or 10 , pm. 435 Ith st. NV
| Ifnst8lrS
Evening star., 1927-11-22

SEWING MACHINE-Singcr portable cleo
trr round hohhn. knee control. light
slightly nspd: hlg reduction: others at so
easy terms. All fully guaranteed. I0l7
Evening star., 1927-11-22

IRNITURE-Can use at once some used
furniture. including antiques. rugs brio
-hrac: will pay the highest dollar. Main
"t9t
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FFRNITU URE-Frivate party wants furni.
ture aud furnishings and rugs for a l6-room
huuse Phone Main 1a6 23s
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UET.p-FEM.ALE.
(COptiuttpl.l
Can Earn s. an Hour.
SELL XMAS CARDS

The most heautiful line IN America and
we, nav unusually large commissions: cards
in " person FRS % or write. SAMPLE BOOK FREE.
OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVEN:
lENCE PROCESS ENGRAVING CO. 300
Phillins Bldg n27 18th st NV.
SHOE SALESWOMEN. expo
ricnccd only; good pay and com
mission. Apply Mr.. Gilbert
Hahn between 9 and 10 am
William Hahn & Co., 9Th and
X NV.
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RIISINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED--To rent meat market eduippcd.
or meat market equipped in connection with
live grocery either in Washington j.. T.. or
any town. between Washington ana Baitl, ri,o y
full particulars in first letter and rent
asked am thoroughly experienced IN meat
business. w. c. jackson, gol 20th 81. NV.
Washington. D. G.
Evening star., 1927-11-22

SHOE Statesmen required in
several of our stores. Perma-
nent position with good pay and
commissions. Apply Mr.. Gil
bert Hahn, between 9 and 10
am. William Hahn x Co.. 9TH
and X NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-22
SITUATION-DOMESTIC


COOK, first class colored reference: stay
nights 1866 7 at. NV. w.
CURTAINS STRETCHED 40 cents a pair
and IN. work called for and delivered LIN
coin 5136. ~
DAYS WORK of any kind or place as cook;
references. 144S j St. Apt. ].
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS wants work TO
bring home: large, sunny yard. Call n.
31l5
GENERAL HOTSEWORK or cook by reliable
colored woman. Liam McCrey. 2630 X st.
NV. -
GENERAL HOrSEWORK. cooking or day :
work nv reliable coorcd woman. 1908
! ave, NV. - -
GENERAL HOUSEwORK by colored girl
city reference, 1i06 81, NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. by colored girl.
"a. st, NV. Ant. ]. -
GIRL. culorrd. wants position. s.bour system
nr part-time: no cooking, no Sunday work.
63i Eye st. s.e.. Apt. !. 23'
GIRL colored. wants psrttime work clean
ing doctors Office apartment: best Of ref-
erence. Call Lincoln 1341.
GIRL. colored. wants morning work; Fox
hall Village. Burleith or vicinity. Phope
Afternoons cIsvs. <7Ao. ~" aSs~
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Gal ESMAN

.Fs,s.N
will consider the application Of real
.onrotrher who has sold either stocks bonds,
col1rses books or kindred one-calI speciality
lines If vou can qualify AS TO the above
vou need have no worry about money. as
80 average saasmen are IN the - 900 a
Uear class: many double and treble this
anount See Mr. LandOw, Room 1870 McGlll
TIdg Applv 4 10 ; pm. only.
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TRNITURE--Nrr ) carloads of furniture
Al once. Anything tO sell, Call Douglas rr.
sg9l I huv everything
Evening star., 1927-11-22

ROOM1NG HOUSE for sale: IL rooms, :.
baths. elect: arranged in apts.: rent 500
month"; good income. 800. Az st NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-22

ness: must sacrifice account. of illqess. B
wears lease. q Rooms a6oves: 1850, ia,
AN0f wv Cd ..e.AsAfx ExsAsss..tis ~ aaLSsa@k
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

NEW YORK, Oct. IS. (P-A plea of mot guilty will be entered today by Mrs Margaret Lillendahl and Will liam Beach when they are arraigned on charge of having murdered Dr. William Lillendahl the woman's hus- band.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18
TWO BODIES FOUND

CLEVELAND. Oct. IS. (Pl-The bodies of two men who are believed to have been taken for a ride" were found in the park here. They are believed to be dry agents.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18
TO TAKE COMMAND

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17, (R-Rear Admiral Yates Sterling, Junior Chief of Staff to the Commander. of the United States Fleet, has been appoint ed to command the United States Yangtze patrol in China.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18
COOLIDGE GETS PEARS

LAKEPORT. Calif., Oct IT. (P- President Coolidge has received a consignment of prize winning Lake county pears.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18
NORTHERN NOTES

Alex Ruis, charged with fast and reckless driving on the Lake Spenard road in Anchorage, was taken into custody recently and fined $25.
 Don and Happy" Fairman have opened a studio of music at Ketchi- kan, where they are at present To- cated. They are teaching organ pia- no and violin.
 The Royal Vice Consulate of Nor way, in Juneau, wants information about Andrew Myher, born in Mos vik, Norway. He was last heard from in 1910 when he was employed in a cannery near Sulzer, Alaska Part of an estate is due him in Norway.
 Hugh Bernard of the Bureau of Public Roads camp on Glacier High way at Aux Lake, was taken to St.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18

Mr. and Mrs Fred Coney and daugh- ter Edith Mae Hurtt, who arrived in Seward Saturday from the States, left yesterday for their home in An chorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18

Lucky says: History re- peats itself" Carnagie in his wealth gave libraries away, and Lucky in his property gives 3 Changers away (for a quarter) and a half pound can of velvet for .55 C.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18

Mirrors were installed in the high school yesterday for the fair coeds.
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FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-18

Ann's hospital in Fairbanks, suffer ing from a stroke of paralysis His condition is not extremely serious, but he is not out of danger according to attending physicians.
 Word has been received at Juneau of the sudden death of William J.. Rogers, at Spokane. For many years he was resident of Skagway, where he operated the eating houses on the White Pass and Yukon between 'Skagway and Whitehorse.
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FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN..
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New York and vanilla ice
 cream at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
O|L UNDER SWAMPs
 PROBABLY L|MON|TE

URBANA, H., May 23. (P)-Many an optimistic swamp owner is
 into drilling for oil by appearance the water Of an oily looking film which is really limonite, an oxide of iron, warns R. s. Knappen of the Illinois geological survey. Tie geo. }ogists made a survey of an Illinois regions after many farmers had thought oil lay under their land. It was found that there was no oil, md those who spent money in drilling lost it. The irridescent film which they mistook for oil on swamp wat CTS turned out to be limonite.
 Two simple tests revealed the truth. The limonite film would not burn, and when disturbed it broke up into sharp fragments, which did not reunite as oil film does.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
sOuTHBOUND LISTING ON
 5. $. NORTHWESTERN

Among the local and Interior res ervations who departed yesterday for the South on the Steamer Northwest ern were the following:
 Seattle-G. Norri1gton, Donald Shellhorn, Mrs. Shellhorn, Wilma Shellhorn, Marie Hopkins, Ralph Periman, Chas. RertilG, Merriel An derson, Zella M. Crawford, Irwin H. Rose, Mrs E. L. Bittner, August Bierremark, c. D Robertson, Dr. Henry Each, William Golden, Chris Stern, M. Barboe, Mrs. Florence Cor ey, Mrs. w. P. Golden and baby, Alex Tong, Mrs. Art Galema, Taos. IL. New!ands.
 Cordova-C. A. schomaker, c. J.. Olsen, Mrs. E. L. Linn, J. J. Chis- holm, II F. Alen.
 Juneau-Miss E. Nilzcn, Mrs. A. NJ. Nilson, c. R. Christotes. F. " Conserve
 Wrangell-C. LarocA"I:e.
 Latouche-Wm. Kp5a, A. Brooks, William Nikorcff, P. 7? Johnson, Ed. Hammer, Chas. H4bba~a Jack Ham, Frank Tcmlovich.
 ketchii;an-. Olaf 1Fu! F.ei Brown Pet Larson.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
BIB CAME HUNTING Is
 "AS SAFE AS PARIS

PARIS, May 23. P)-Big game hunting in Africa is now nothing more than commercialjzed slaughter on a large scale, in the view of Ben Ali McAfee, American mining engin- ger, who recently returned from a six-months trip through the Dark Continent. The dangers and discom- forts of hunting big game are about as great as those incurred in crossing the Place de L'Opera, Paris; he said Taking would-be hunters into what is suppcred to be wild country, and seeing that htey get few heads to write home about, is now one of the most systematized businesses in the world Everything is de lux and run on the plan of a personally conduct ed tour"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
BASEBALL MEETING TONIGHT

All good baseball fans, players, whether or not they are members of the Seward Athletic Club, are askc l to attend big rally a' tie club
 1olse this evening at 8 o'clock al Which time plans will le dsc' ssed with respect to making '.I" local ball diamond fit to play on without en- dangering ones se'f Suggestions are wanted as to what veal! be tie proper method in putting tliy ground in shape and those attending afe asked to not be bashful but to speal; right out in company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

MT. and Mrs, D. E. valade, who have been occupying an apartment in the Arcade building for many months past, have moved into the Shellhorn residence during the ab- sence of Mrs. Shellhorn in the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
NORTHERN NOTES

Doing it's bit toward making Alas ka, and Cordova district in particular, more widely known to the world outside, and in order to attract more and more tourists from year to year to this part of the country, the Cor dova Chamber of Commerce has printed 10000 illustrated folders. in two colors, which are to be distribut- agencies throughout the United ed among tourist travel bureaus and States.
 Rarely do wedding chimes ring at midnight In Cordova, however, Geo. Mcdonald and Miss Myra Phillips to the magic hour of midnight that were united in matrimony so close host of goblins, elves and fairies came near to being the uninvited guests at the wedding ceremony.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23
3O,QOO MILES AIRWAYS

LONDON, May 23. (R)-some 12,- 900 miles are to be added to Europ- can arial routes this summer, which will bring the total distance covered by them to approximately 3O,OOO miles.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

Robert Michealson, Mins Creek placer operator, is in the city for a few days Mr Michealson has been i'll with the flu" recently and is not yet entirely recovered.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

Latest Brunswick photographs and records Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

One Paris magistrate reported hay ing performed 226 marriage ceremon- ies in a single day.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

Fourteen oriental cannery workers passed through Seward today en route to the Inlet.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

Eastman kodoks and supplies. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-23

Eastman Kodaks and films. Schal lerer's Alaska Shop.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
LAMPS FOR PERSONALITY
 LIKE ANYTHING ELSE
Expert Says Rosy Tint Of some shades Actually Is Harmful
 To Eyes.

New York. Oct. If Ra-Lamps shonld suit the personality just as glasses the eyes. suggests Bornice BoWs"r, one Of the few women lamp expert in the United States. All her life Mrs. BoWs"r has been interested Tn lighting effects. and for six years has bought and sold lamps for many department stores. She is also equip ped with q highly specialized clcc- trical knowledge.
 The obstacle Mrs. BoWSer finds hardest to overcome is the general belief on the beauty Of rose colorcd lamp shades. For most people, she says, the rosy glow gives a pleasant aspect 10 d room. whereas it is very harmful 10 the eyes and not con uurtivc to work or recreation.
 Many men have complained to her that their homes were so suffuscG with red that their nervous systems were affected. Thousands of such cases convinced Mrs. Bowser that people could be made happier by better lighting. She is exhibiting some of her lighting effects at thc sixth annual Exposition of Woman's .,lts and Industries, held in New York.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
NEW CURRICULLjN
 W0MAN'S PROPOSAL
College Of Future Would Be
 Different Under Her Plan

Bennington. Vt. Oct. 1i-(P- Such varied problems as the accos- sihility Of beauty, enterprises for married women and the attainment of personal delight in leisure hours shonId be studied in q new womcn's college, believes Miss Amy Kelly Of the Bryn Mawr school.
 Miss Kelly was engaged by the Bennington College Corporation to make survey on curriculum for a proposed Womcus college at old Bennington. In her report Miss Kelly breaks sharply with tradition and proposes radical departures both as 10 cAirS"s and organization.
 Tn" commoner social problems pcrsisi"ntly confronting women should be definitely provided for in the curriculum. she says. The choice of vacations, including suitable on trrprises for married Women is men. toned as one of these.
 Tn" college should make t easy, sh" says, 10 develop some avoca- tional interest 10 give personal dc light to leisure hours, says Miss Kelly.
 Miss Kelly would organize the college into six schools. specializing respectively in physical sciences, biological sciences. social and politi- cal institutions, lan@uagos, fine arts and philosophy. An "orientation coursc' to familiarizc the student with tho ''geography' of human thought would take the place Of the traditional required subjects in each school
 Group conferences would replace lecture courses. Sustained individual work would be substituted for com pulsory attendance, and general eX- aminafions for the process of adding courses for tn" degree. General reading would complete the whole.
 Miss Kelly believes that such an institution would graduate students much moro completely equipped than the ordinary college graduate. ] and it would materially shorten the | tune 10 prepare for the professions requiring especially elaborate ! scientific or historic backgrounds.
 "Th" whole experience" she l says. should enable q student at least to know, as Henry Adams puts 1t, how 10 box the compass of 1 thOught'"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
RE|NHARDT WILL
 BRING NEW PLAYS
German StaSecrait Expert Con-
 ing to United States
Berlin, Oct. 14 4tP-American thea

Berlin, Oct. IA lP-American thea t"r-goers will be afforded an in sight into the life work of Profcsso Max Reinhardt as q theatrical pro- ducer when early in November an ensemble personally directed by the German master opens two months engagement in NcW York,
 Relnhardt feels that he has never had an opportunity to show America his ideas regarding stage craft. While he has set in scene
 The Miracle,' this is a pantomime and affords an estimate of but one side of Reinhardt's art. The lan- guago barrier. due to the fact that he is a German and all his actors are trained in German acting has initiated against his producing drama in the United States th,is far
 Through Otto II. Kahn, Rein hardt has been placed in q position financially to take 10 America troupe of his best actors-mcn and women who have worked with hnu TOT years.
 Half a shipload Of stage proper ties will be freighted on the same ocean liner with the troupe Rein hardt is quite as famous for the stage settings created by painters and tcchncians trained in his ideas as he is for his interpretation of roles and characters. He will there fore bring his own properties along
 The ensemble will include several assistant regisseurs and a staff of tcChniCians.
 Eeinhardt will put on these plays all in German: Shakespcarc's Mid summer Nights Dream;" Schiller's "kabalo und Iiebe;' Goldonis "A Servant of Two Masters;' Tolsto's "Redemption;" Won HoffmansthaIs " "Everyman;" Maugham's "Nic- toria' and Frantisck Langer's , "Periphery.'
 The Reinhardt ensemble will sail for New York late in October.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

10 heliocopter designs in the hands of the air ministry.
 The dragon fly and the humming bird have perfected the system of pausing in the air in search Of food or otherwise, and the air min istry officia.s spent some months taking their pictures with an ultra
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

rapid camera. These will be an- alyzed by means of slow motion pictures.
 The humming bird is considered one of the miracles of nature. It remains perfectly stationary in the air without apparent effort when ever it chooses to do so.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
BAN LABOR FOR SOInIERS

Tokyo. Oct. II Pl-Manual labor for soldiers, such as the making of shoes, clothing and rifles, is to be stopped by the ministry of war. Special men will he employed at regular wages for this work. The new arrangement will enable re-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

The dragon fly has two pair of wings, one behind the other, which work In the same plane. When the front pair Is up the back pair is down. In this facility it appears lies the secret of the insects lowering powers, and with the wings in mo- ton slowed down several hundred
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
Britain Films Birds,
 Seeking Ewing Secrets

Surbiton, Eng, Oct. II R)-The dragon fly and the hUmming bird in action have been filmed by the British government with the view Of applying their lowering secrets
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

times on the screen. aviation experts hope to make deductions which will aid man in finally conquering the air.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

The first United States postage stamp. issued in 1857, bore the DOT trait of Benjamin Franklin.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

SNOW AT SEWARD, ALASKA. first October snow in 20 years, began falling here yesterday. IL was a light fall, but continued for some time.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

duction of the term of military service from 20 to IS months.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. 15 P).-The home-
coming welcome of Toronto for her
most recently distinguished citizen, IT.
year-old George Young, the Catalina
channel prize winner, has been set for
next Saturday at 1888 p. M, the young
swimmer was advised today. How
long he will stay in his home and
where and when he will return to the
States to resume his exhibition tour, he
said today he did not know, but he
looks forward with great interest to
his visit to Toronto few months
ago he left there in decrepit motor
cycle, with little in his baggage but
the ambition to win the $4,000 Cata-
lima prize When he passed through
Chicago. he succeeded in borrowing
S25 from william Wrigley, donor of the
purse. Today he returned to Chicago
in the drawing room of the Gold Coast
Limited as a budding young capitalist.
Mr.. Wrigley today emphasized his
welcome of the young swimmer by
offering to back him for $4,000 more
against any swimmer in any water at
any distance from 20 to 80 miles
"The only conditions 1 make" said
Mr.. Wrigley, ARE strict supervision Of
the competitive conditions of the con-
test, provision for disinterested OBJ
servers and boat conveys. know
George will win"
George took his daily training swim
today in the tank of the Chicago Ath-
letic club, where he will give the A. A.
U. competitors tomorrow night a
dam on 6 tra tion Of his channel SrVle
/ While visiting Mr.. Wrigley, Young's
manager, Ralph Levy, said their plans
are somewhat indefinite but they prob
ably will leave Chicago Thursday
! morning.