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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

Painters OF Queens greet Altersfon P to-
ers Union and wish them success in their
first annual concert and ball Dec. at
webster HALL 119 z. 18th St.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

Concourse Workers Club gal z. fremont
Ave, on flight up-membership meeting at
$3.50 pm.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

sam weinsten Mass Protest meeting at
pm at workers Center, SIS Z. i39th St.
near Brook Ave. No admission. Sam Vein
stein will appear in person and other
speakers
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

Williamsburg workers Club, 4s Manhat-
tan Ave. lecture at $50 pm. Richard B.
Moore will speak on Effects OF Crisis
Upon American Intellectuais.'
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

American Youth Federation, 1888 w 14th
St.. lecture az $50 pm Sam Don speaks
on Decay Of Bourgeoisie Culture
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

World Congress Against War Mass Meet
ing on Friday. Nov 10. at pm. at Cen
trail High School, High and New Sts.,
Newark. No admission
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

Bronx Workers Club. 1910 Boston Road,
lecture at pm. Scott Nearing on --latest
Developments In the Far East"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

East New York workers Club lecture at
echerer will speak on White chauvinism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

Progressive Workers Culture Club, 642
Bedford Ave. (eor. Penn St., Brooklyn.
Lecture on Hunger March at pm. Craig
Marks speaker. No admission.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-18

fremont Workers Club, 2o75 Clinton Ave,
near lS0th St. Bronx. Lecture at $3.50 pm.
Topic: Beginning Of Proletarian Litera-
ture In America 4"
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Y. W. C.. A. News

The committee meetings this week
Wednesday, Elizabeth Somers, 1880;
Thursday, board Of directors, 1890 am.
The marathon discussion group, under
the auspices of the Public Affairs Com
nittee, will be held Wednesday at II
O'clock, Mrs. E. E. Danly presiding.
The Park View Chapter will meet
December IL at l o'clock with Mrs. D.
e. Clark, 1914 Farragut street. This
chapter will have candy sale in the
lobby Seventeenth and K streets, De-
cember 16 at IL o'clock.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will meet
December II at pm. with Mrs. Harry
o. Kline, 1904 Highland place. Mrs.
Priest and Miss Wallace will be assist
ing hosteSses. There will be an election
OF officers
The World Fellowship Committee, of
which Mrs. Fred E. Wright is chairman,
Is sponsoring foreign student dinner
December l6 at $50 o'clock. Students
from different institutions in Washing
ton will be entertained by American
hosts and hostesses.
Mrs. A. H. Lawson OF the Music Com
nittee will tell of the "Or1gin and His
tory OF Christmas Hymns and Carols
for the Music Lovers" hour December
IL at pm. She will repeat the same
talk for the staff of the Y. w. c. A. De-
cember 13 at 1915 am.
At the Girl Reserve doll hospital" the
Committee of Adults, headed by Mrs.
II. H. Blee, has been repairing hun
dreds of dolls. These dolls will be given
to children for Christmas gifts and will
be turned over to the Council of Social
Agencies for distribution. A show of
the dolls will be held December 18 from
IL to 10 pm.
The grade school Girl Reserves will
entertain 200 orphans and children
from missions at Christmas party in
Barker Hall Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. The girls have made invita-
t1ons, which have been distributed. and
they have prepared favors for the party.
Another group has made all Of the
trimmings for the Christmas tree and
still another is planning the program
for the party, which will include play,
Christmas All Around the World"
The Senior High School Girl Reserve
Council will meet and have kitchenette
shower Saturday at o'clock.
The Silverelle Club will meet Friday
at pm.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
W. C. T. u. News

Members Of the w. c. r. u. met at
The home of Mrs. Emma Brewton, 1905
Ordway street. As she was charter
member of the Georgetown Union and
the Oldest member, she was the guest
of honor. The president, Mrs. Jennie
B. Wadleigh, presided. Mrs. Frederick
Newburgh and Mrs. Julino j. Martin
spoke.
Capitol Hill Union sponsored a triple
silver medal contest last week by L. T.
L.. under the direction of Mrs. A. L.
Bier, at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. Those winning the silver
medals were Louise Mcintyre, James
Gilroy and Pauline Haygood. Charles
WINNER played piano solo.
Mrs. Bier gave demonstration OF
the Light Line, assisted by Mrs. J. L.
Bixler.
Capitol Hill L. r. L. met last week
st the home of Mrs. Bier and worked
on Christmas cards and booklets for
the Children's Hospital.
North Star Union met at st. Paul M.
Z. Church. Mrs. Marie N. Brinley,
president, presided. The pastor, Rev.
w. w: Mcintyre, gave the invocation
women. Father, mother, daughter, son
banquet January 16 at $50 pm. at CAL
vary Baptist Church in honor of the
thirteenth anniversary of the birthday
of the eighteenth amendment Mrs.
Brinley announced those desiring to
contribute jellies, cookies magazines,
etc, to have them ready for Mrs. Desio
10 collect December 10. Mrs. Mildred
K Hicks, Fowler Mission, will have
charge of the buying and distribution of
Christmas gifts to each and every pa
tient at Upshur Street Hospital, with
Mrs. Mabel V. Mercer and Mrs. A. E.
Kay assisting. Mrs. E. L. Bugbee re-
ported three groups Of children ready
Tor medal contests. Rev. and Mrs. w.
w. Mcintyre were appointed as men,
bers of this committee, the contest to
be held December II at 7:30 pm. at st.
Pauls M. E. Church. Rev. w. w. Nc
Intyre gave an address. Two new men,
bers were enrolled, Mrs. K. F. Baldwin
and Mrs. J. r. Mccullough. The host
ess, Mrs. w w. Mcintyre. assisted by
Mrs. R. C. Briggs, Mrs. w. c. Hum
phrey, Mrs. H. C.. Mcneil, Mrs. r. L.
Dull, Miss Sue r. Byrne, Mrs Ida G.
Rlish, Miss Julia Mccoy and Mrs. A. E.
Kay, served refreshments.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Y. Nj. C.. A. News

Page NICK. Etchison, religious direc-
Cor of the Y. M. c. A, will give talk
over WMAL today at 10 o'clock, on the
general theme Starting the Week
Right" which is a regular feature OF
this radio station.
The School of Religion will meet to-
morrow from pm. to $50 pm. at the
T. M. c. A, presenting II courses OF
instruction
There will be a luncheon meeting Of
the Department of Physical Education
Committee at the Monmouth Hotel,
with a business session Tuesday at
1890 pm.
The Dramatic Club will hold re-
hearsal Tuesday at 7:45 pm, in the
Assembly Hall.
"Installment Contracts" will be the
subject of the talk over WMAL on
Wednesday at o'clock by w. Cameron
Burton, professor of law, Southeastern
University. This is the eleventh lee
ture on THE Layman and the Law"
given under the auspices of the South
eastern University, Y. M. c. A.
The Glee Club will hold its rehear-
The Y's Mems Club will hold lunch
con at the University Club at 1890
pm. Wednesday.
A lecture on Problems of College
Entrance" will be given Friday at 8
pm, in the Assembly Hall by Harold
Griffith Sutton, associate professor Of
finance and director Of admission of
George Washington University.
The Alumni Association Of the
Southeastern University will give card
party and dance at the Hay-Adams
House Friday, at $3.50 pm, followed
by buffet supper. This is the annual
christmas Y1artv of the Alumni AsSOcia-
ton, to which all students of the uni
vxersity and their friends are invited.
Louis B. Nichols will give the. In
ternational Sunday School lesson from
radio Station WMAL Saturday at
6:15 pm.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
MONTE CARLO VILLA
OF IL DUCE FOR SALE
Mansion and Art Treasures Are
White Elephant to Mussolini.
Asks About $4,000.

BY Cable to The Star.
RIVIERA (N.A.NA). 1.-THE villa at
Monte Carlo which, together with its
art treasures the widow of an Italian
general bequeathed to Mussolini some
years ago. has been something of
white elephant to the Duce.
Political considerations preclude his
coming to Monte Carlo when there is
San Reno for him to patronize. So the
property is up for sale. About $4,000
Is asked for the house and as much
again for its contents.
The old sporting club on the hill of
the avenue De Monte Carlo at Monaco
has closed its doors for the last time
and the new premises, near the Hotel
de Paris, will be opened to members
before Christmas
The new building was finished at the
end of 1881. but money and players
were lacking. Prospects for this season
appear to be much brighter.
downright, 1882, by North american News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Metallurgical producing plants In
BE. rum are receiving many orders.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Los concejales decidiran a
quien debe confiarse la direc-
cion del nuevo departamento, 81
Sc hace 10 que S9m recomienda.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

La camara de concrete de
Ybor tom6 anoche ell acuerdo de
recomendar Sc vote a favor de
las carreras de caballos y perros
en- ell condado de Hillsborough.
Cree la camara que esas ca
rreras convendrian a Tampa,
como attraction del tourismo.
Dirigi6 la palabra a los direc-
torres de csc ORGANISING el Sr.
X. r. Morton, Representative de
una empreSa que desea estable-
Ger las carreras en- un sitio GER
cano a Ybor City.
Morton Sostuvo que la cor
poraci6n por 81 representada tie
lie un capital de $4,000 y un te-
rreno de 40 acres preparado pa
ra 81 Sc aprueba la petici6n he
cha por la Associated Outdoors
Clubs, Inc.
Sc dirigi6 tambi6n a la CANA
ra explicando sus planes para
reabrir la pista de galgos en-
Six Mile Greek, ell DR.. w. j. Ian
caster.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Los apoderados recorAenda-
ron el nombramlenlo de esas
tres personals, junto con ei res
to de la facuItad del coluglo de
Brewster, pero Ia Semana paSa-
da pidleron a la junta electoral
declarara vacanteS los pueStoS
de los tres maeStros arrl' a men
cionados.
Sostiene la junta de educa-
ci6n, luego de consulta'se con
su abogado, que no tiene mott
Vos para cancelar los GO ltratos,
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

FL alcalde Chancey inform6
aver al comite de hacienda del
ayuntamiento que una investi-
gaci6n iniciada, a prcDuesta de
un CONCEAL, solo puede hacerse
por medic de su oficina.
Ell presidente del comit6 reci-
bio la nota, Nevada a 6l por la.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

rada; Everett Knowles, Ollie
Stewart, Owen Stewart, rcbo;
Abraham Welsh, negro, hurto;
Frank j. Hough, ofensa contra
la moral; Y varios casoS de va
gancia.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Present6 la renurcia del car
go de superintendent de par
ques e! Sr. Walter L. Quinlan
para que tenga efectividad tan
pronto Sc resuelva hacerle otra
disminuci6n en- SUI sueldo.
Apreciando el comite de re-
creo que sera necesario hacer O.
ira rebaja en- el sueldo del su-
perintendente, la renuncia lie
fue aceptada y quedara en- vigor
ell dia II de este mes.
Present6 la moci6n para que
Re aceptara la renuncia, la Sra.
Hutchinson, secundada por Sam
Feinberg.
Quinlan viene sirviendo al de-
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
partamento de recreo del NUM-
cipio desde ell ano 1924.

Los comisionados { conda-
do Y ell comite de presupuestos
no Sc reunieron aver, declaran-
do ell Sr. Williams, p~residente de
los comisionados, que ell presu-
puesto no podra ser presentado
antes de AZ horas.
Eel comite de presupuestos-
agreg6 ell Sr. Williams-nos ha
recomendado no entregarle las
cifras sobre el fondo general
hasta que hayan alcanzado
nuestra aprobaci6n. Puede que
terminemos hoy o Quiza no po-
damos reSolver, en- definitiva,
hasta la semana pr6xima.'
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
HOTICIAS DE
IN1ERES LOAI

Una orden de arresto fue iu-
rada aver por la Sra. Pearl NJ.
Chason, p~residenta del Club CT
vico de Tampa Heights, vecina
de West Francis 81, contra la
Sra. W. E. Evans, de la aveni-
da West Warren Ill, a la que "a
cusa de calumnia.
La Sra. Evans fu6 notificada
de que debe presentarse hoy an
te ell juez Cornelius, de la cor
tie del condado, y prestar la fan
"a de $500 que requiere la ley.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Ell abogado Sam Feinberg,
miembro del comit6 de parques,
present6 aver una moci6n reco-
mendando Sc consoliden los de-
partamentos de recreo y par
ques, con ell fin de disminuir los
gastos de la administrator.
No tom6 acuerdo alguno So
bre la moci6n, Ell comite, pendier
te de una conferencia que efec-
tuara con ell aIcalde Chancey.
"Yo deseo la consolidation
diio el S.. Feinberg-aunque eS-
ia s~ignifique que ell comite de
recreo desaparezca."
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

Ell Fiscal del Condado presen-
to aver acusaciones contra II
individuos, los que seran juzga-
dos en- la corte de 10 criminal.
Son los procesados Lonzie M.
Acreman, por asalto; M. Strib-
ling, negro, por robo; Jose Ca
russo, robo y escalamiento; Nit
chel Robinson, asalto; William
Jacobs, asalto; Doc Miller y Lo-
kie Roberts, allanamiento de mo
La gaceta., 1932-09-09

AL caerse del piso alto de SUI
casa, avenida Florida 6001, su-
fri6 lesiones leves ell nino Geo.
Smith, de 3 amos, hijo de los es-
pesos R. B. Smith. La criatura
fue examinada en- ell Hospital
Municipal y los medicos consi-
deran TN milagro que haya es-
capado sin la fracture del era
neo 0 lesiones in~ternas.
La gaceta., 1932-09-09
~ Quien le encontr0?

secretaria del alcalde, y resol-
VIC posponer Ia investigation
haSta la semana nr0Xima, Guam
do pedira instrucciones a los con
c~e.ialeS para hacer I'm eStudio
en- ell departamento de compras
e inquirir 81 es aierto que Ell sa-
lario de George II. R~oeschner,
auditor del m%unicipio. sc repair
te con otras dos personals mas.
los apoderados del djstrito
escolar de Tampa fueron mott
ficad"s aver por Ia junta de edu
caci6n que los contratos de los
macstros K. f. Cox, A. f. Sim
mons y Julienne Soule han sido
de nuevo ratificados,
Evening star., 1932-06-16

filed a brief in the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals here yesterday
asking that the Army medical ofncer
be given a new trial on charges OF
poisoning his wife.
Maj. Shepard was convicted Of muir
der in Kansas City. Kans, nearly two
years ago and was sentenced to life
term in Leavenworth prison. He Is at
liberty under bond and is on the stan
of Fitzsimmons Hospital here.
The defense brief charged that al
though the prosecution failed to prove
Mai. Shepard's wife, Zenana, was muir
dered, Federal District Judge Richard
Evening star., 1932-06-16

gold ring on the hand Of Princess Sy-
billie Of -Coburg- -Gctha today and
the two were betrothed.
The simple ceremony took place in
an Old World atmosphere, with the for
mer King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, as
SCISSOR Of the house Of Coburg, presid-
ing The brides father and mother
and other near relatives were present.
There was luncheon, at the end Of
which the guests drank the health of
the prince and his fiancee. Outside the
band of the old 95th Regiment sere-
naded in the castle yard.
The municipal building, the houses
Evening star., 1932-06-16
KATE SMITH ASKS $500

NEW YORK, June 16 (P. Kate
Smith, radio and vaudeville singer, is
irving to collect $500 she says is due
her as part of her wages for a five
week engagement at Central Park
Casino.
She obtained a summons for Sidney
Solomon, manager of the Casino, alleg-
ing she was given several checks which
came back marked insufficient funds" "
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Get Degrees at Alfred U.

ALFRED, NJ Y. June 16 (P.-The
honorary degree of doctor of music was
conferred by Alfred University yester-
day on Percy Fullinwider Of Appleton,
Wis. Jay William Crotoot, president
of Milton College, Milton, Wis, re-
ceived the honorary degree of doctor
OF pedagogy.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
NAME WAREHOUSE GROUP
Committee Will Map Out Space As
signments in Buildinp

A committee Of Government officials
has been named at the suggestion Of
Lieut.. Col. U. s. Grant, Sd, director of
public buildings and public parks, to
map out a program of space require
ments for various agencies in the new
Federal warehouse being erected in the
Evening star., 1932-06-16

J. Hopkins, in his instructions to the
fury. referred to Mrs. Shepard's death
as this murder"
Evening star., 1932-06-16
SECOND TRIAL is SOUGHT
IN SHEPARD MURDER CASE

Error Laid to Judge in Conviction
Of Army Medical Officer
Two Years Ago.
Ey the Associated Press.
DENVER, June i6-Attacking con-
duct Of the case by the trial judge, at
torneys for Maj Charles A. Shepard
Evening star., 1932-06-16
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY,

and the streets were decorated with the
imperial Coburg and Bavarian colors.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
block bounded by Eighth and Ninth, @
and D streets southwest.

ana - SIreetS southwest.
The special committee has named
subcommittee, headed by A. G. Thomas
of the Bureau Of Efficiency, to send out
questionnaires to interested govern
mental groups and to report back rec
concentrations to be laid before the
Public Buildings Commission. This
work is expected to take about two
months. The warehouse is expected to
be ready for occupancy by October l.
District and Federal Government units
vii! occupy it.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs

odd Lot Linen and Cot -
ton Handkerchiefs ....... W
Odd Lot Mems and W0men's
Handkerchiefs.. Were 7C1Z
Csc and 35c .. - ~
Small Lot Musse
Handkerchiefs. Were Csc 10
to SOC 4oC
Small Lot Lace Edge IN.
Handkerchiefs. Were S1.OO OOC
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
PRINCE GUSTAV ADOLF
BETROTHED TO SYBILLE
Swedish Crown Princes Son to
Wed Saxe-Coburg
Princess,

BY the Associated Press
COBURG, Germany, June 16-
Prince Gustaf Adolf, eldest son of the
Crown Prince of Sweden, placed plain
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Underwear
Penn. Avs.-Eishth and o Sts.

"A Knit Union Suits. Were
S1.OO. IL Milanese Silk Bloomers.
IA Children's Rayon 1Qc
Pajamas. Were &c.,.
-l8 Women's and Children's
Rayon Pajamas. Were QQc
$l.95 ........... ......
- Glove Silk Union Sl.O
SO Rayon Petti-k knickers.
Ws5e " s5 sl''' to - Price
Kann's-Street Floor.
Furs and Coats
Il Brown Fox Scarf; $500
was $19.75. Now. ~Ooo
Il Red Fox Scarf; &Q M
was $500. Now. go. ~
Il Platinum Wolf S72 x
Scarf. Was $4,000. ~
Il Beige Fox Scarf; C10 M
was s135. Now. go. " oO
8, ST., s,.yss w.y go ds Fox $4,000
Il Black Caracul Coat, co.
size 40; was $198. Now. ~Oo
5 Lapin dyed rab- e. OK
bit) Jackets. Were S25 ~
. Rain Goats; were &1 M
$495. Now. each. 80.
~. - .,1 Dress re Soa Goats $40 $7.95
Every Spring Coat reduced to
$500 and $1,000
Kapn,e- -Secopd Floor
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Kann's-Street Floor.
Bed Coverings

5 All-WOol Blankets, plain pas
tel 81, colors; soiled. S2.l0
Each ~
90 Camp Blankets, part wool.
in dark colors. CT 40
is Summer Weight
Blankets, in plaid designs. IOc
CdCI
-6 Pepperell Quilts,
patchwork patterns. c1 90
8Ox34 in. Were $3.50 %1'1o
4 Patchwork Quilts; CD o.
S0x108 in. 1896 value %@'~o
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Crab-Net
Berets, l9c
29c Values

Hand made crab net
wocl berets in white and
pastel colors. Neckwear-
Dept.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Children's Wear

Sweat Shirts, white and
paStels. Sizes 2 to s. 90.
Were S100 ..... S/C
-Rayon Panties, flesh COo
color. to 4 yrs. A~C
Printed Pique Coats. 3 OOo
to 6 sizes ............ eC
Lacy Weave Sweaters. CO
2 to sizes ........... ~IC
-BlOOmers and French Panties,
white and flesh. 2 to 10 sizes.
Also Sateen and Broad
cloth Boomers, 2 to 6 On
Sizes
Imported Wolfe Dresses. Were
$l.95. Also Linene and
Rayon Dresses. 2 to 6 H.
ciLSS
MnSys cla,S su;,n hnens s;1ne ana s+oad- tn 44c
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Cretonne
Da-Bed Covers
69c

Gay patterns on light
and dark grounds. Art
Department.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Toilet Goods

i OlIel OOOuS
Odd Lot busting Powders,
Sachet Sets. etc. Were CSc
soc and S100 .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Trimmings
Buckles or Slides, were S159
to S5.75. At
SOC to $l.05
-6 Rhinestone Hair
Bands. Were sl,s5 to S1.OO
S275. Choice ..
- Braided Dress Y0kes,
eolors and black, Were 77c
Sl.39 ............,., AsC
Evening star., 1932-06-16
Sale! HOmefittin&S
at One Dollar

81 % Chintz Bed.preads-full size. 100 ea
$1.3s Chintz Boudor Chair Cover: o e..
81 e5 and 81 e5 Ready-made Slip Covers 81 % ca
81 e5 Chintz Drapery Sets-pnch pleated. 81 90 set
7ee to csc Tailored and Priscilla Curtain' PR. 81
Striped Duck Sun-Ray Beds. .$I.oo ca
4ec Albambra OPAQUE Window Shades. ...3 for 81
s1.4s Lady Pepperel Matt1e': Ccver' siGu @ e. e.
sec Pure Linen Cretonnes-36 in. wide. ..3 yds. 81
Striped Duck Awnng.-Aexible frames Sl.oo ca
1ec and Csc Imported Theatrical Gauze ...S yd'. 81
1sc Striped Awning Duck-30 in. wide S yds. 81
s1.3e Canva. Drop Curtains4 it, wide. $l.Uo ca
1ec Ja.pe Slip Covering-36 in. wide % yds. %
ACC Scrim Cottage Sets-neaty trimmed ...3 sets 81
81 80 Cretonne Bar Harbor Cushion Sets lVo SCI
2se Glazed Chintz-36 inches wide. % yds. 81
3sc Linen-faced Cretonnes-50 in wide a yd' -
Evening star., 1932-06-16
DOlnestics
Lingerie

AAASSAN
so Silk Crepe and
5, Satin LII Slips Were ST.. 90
Sl-0S
-Rayon Taffeta indies. 2Oo
Were 5Sc .............. wv
Printed Pajamas. Were 7Oc
$l.00 .................
4 Quilted Silk c. M
Robes. Were $1,000. Po'OO
-25 Printed Rayon c1 IN
Robes. Were $195.. %A'oO
Porto Rican
Gowns. ssc 3 for Sl.OO
values .......
Silk Chemise, Dance Sets, Pan
ties and Step-ins, also Rayon
Crepe and Taffeta Slips. ROo
Were $1.00 ............
-s5 Silk Tx Gowns. Sl.OO
Silk Gowns, Slips, Chemise,
Dance Sets: Were 10 Price
Beach Coats and Pa 7Ocs
jamaS. Were $l.00. .....:N
-25 2-Pc. Long Sleeve Striped
Paja mas. Were c7 OK
$Z.90 ...............
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-16

Left from our recent
sale Of Congressional
Book Shop" stock.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-07-18
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH. 4.
ington Sealed proposals in duplicate Will pe
TsSsved at ne OF ths husust %
issa 1881. for .Srnishins all labor and materials
for constructing at Saint Elizabeths hos
pita Washinsten: C one sfocstinS male ana
buildings Nos: /, q, and 8. Including roads.
sessn b, yas Work Tahf Viii nsuds
reinforced concrete construction. hollow t,ie,
brick work. cut stone work, granite aren't
se terra oors
msss ~es stssl sash ses
plastering. carpentry. laundry chutes. metal
shades. esi painting. sIasins. hardware. plumb
and and outside service connections; BIDS will
be considered only from individuals, nrmS,
or corporations possessing satisfactory
nsnSal and technical ability
records of bidders for expedition and salts
factory performance on contracts Of similar similar
be obtainsd upon application to -; the Con Con,
5oom 5s9e''7 7s4 Ariinston suiIainE. Washinston
D. C. While no deposit will be necessary.
the return OF the drawings within ten days
after opening bids will be required. Special
attention is invited 10 requirements OF the
act of March g. 1881. regardlng rate OF
wages. set forth in the specifications The ae
calendar days. The right IS reserved to
reject any or all bids, waive technical de-
feots. accept one part and reject the other
as the interests of the Government may
Of male receiving BUILDING, Saint EIizaoetns
Of the Interior, Washington. d. C. JOS. NJ.
DIXON. Acting Secretary.