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John L. Lloyd, certified public ac-
TREAD PUT ON PLANES
Tractor Equipment Is Used on Craft
Built by German.

BERLIN, Dec. &c. - Sometimes
when a plane is in difficulty, it can't
BE too particular about the landing
field it chooses. Consequently, a
German inventor has invented a
tractor tread for amphibians which
Will enable landing in march land.
The treadS make it possible for
the plane to pull out of soft muddy
ground They do not, however, move
fast enough to allow the plane to
take of again They must be re-
moved for takeoffS.
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JAPAN SITS AIR NEEDS
Naval Bases and Carriers Provided
for in Budget.

TOXIC, Dec. 26.-The conflict in
Manchuria and Shangai has brought
home to japanese military experts
more than ever the value Of aircraft
in warfare.
AT present the navy department is
discussing with the Japanese trea-
Sury budgets which include about
S2l 100000 for five new naval air
bases and provisions for one 13O00-
ton aircraft carrier allowed in the
London agreement.
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Twins Fire Racers Aims

By United Press
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Dec.
26.-There are two more reasons
why Jerry Unser, automobile racer.
will be trying to come in first next
year in the Pixies Peak auto race
Unser.
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Times Radio Dial T7CiSte1,S

MONDAY
! $50 P. M
CHS Mysteries in Paris.
lNBC-Paul Whiteman or
chestra to WEAF.
NBC-Melody Moments tc
I WIZ.
% p. M
lKYW (1020l-Globe Trotter;
Fishers orchestra.
ISBS-BoSwell Sisters and
Shilkret's orchestra.
lNBC-The Contented pro-
gram to WEAF.
lNBC-Alice Joy to WIZ.
--9:15 P. M
|CBS-Easy Aces.
NBC-Vernese tenor to
$50 P. M
KYw (lO20)-Diamond's or
chestra.
lCBS-Columbia Revue.
lNBC-National Radio Forum
to WEAF.
lWGN t720l-Headlines.
lWGY t790l-WGY Players
One Mans Family.
NBC-Archer Gibson, organ
list to WIZ.
-9;45 P. NJ
KDKA lssol-Bradley Kin
iCBS-Myrt & Maree.
lWGN (720l-Studio.
10 P. M
KDKA t9s0l-Sports review
lKYW ll020l-Sports: Fish.
erS orchestra.
iCBS-Barlcw and Columbis
( symphony.
J NBC-Rollickers Quartet I,
WIZ.
lNBC-Amos n Andy I
WENR. WSB.
WTAM i1070l-S D o TT s
studio.
D -lo:15 P. NJ
* T H S ll040l - Sport,
orEanis9.
WON l929l-Dream Ship.
NBC-Opera 10 WIZ.
WSM $50 Sports.
e WMAG (670J-Dan Al
Sylvia.
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BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

o1OIVVaI5 FAIHoII OaH DIIuse League
IN the bag of tricks of every ex-
L pert are such plays as squeezes,
Examinations, coups, ETC., all ready
to be produced when the extra trick
is needed.
A neat elimination play that came
up in the national contract pair
championship of the American
Bridge League, recently held in New
York, is given in the following hand.
Last years champions, P. H. HaD
Sims and Willard S. Karn, two
members of that famous -Four
Horsemen team, were successful in
retaining their title, winning the
championship again this year.
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Rural Store Robbed Is Times

BIZ United Press
PLEASANT LAKE, Mass. Dec.
26.-FIfteen times during the last
ten years burglars have broken into
the Pleasant Lake postoface and
general store. The most recent break
Melted 500 in postal funds and SIS
IN groceries.
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Justice Sees No Depression

BIZ United Press
PUEBLO, Colo, Dec. 26.-Depres-
sion? 'Phooie," says Justice of
the Peace George c. Fosyer, "the
marrying justice" who has just
tied his tying record of three in a
day He has performed $40 mar
riageS.
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$50 P. M
CBS-Specht's orchestra anc
Three X Sisters.
WGN (720)-Tom. Dick ano
NBC-Melody Keepsake tc
WEAF.
NBC-Groucho g. Chico Marx
to WIZ.
-6:45 P. M
Obs Downey.
NBC-The Goldbergs to
WEAF.
wGN (72Ol-Bridge Club.
- p. M
CBS-Jack Smith. Humming
Birds and orchestra.
NBC-Soconyland Sketches
to WEAF.
NBC-El Toro Revue to
WIZ.
lib p. M
CBS-Singin' Sam.
WBBM t770)-Band of Dis
tlnction.
--7:30 P. NJ
KYw (l020l-Dr. Bundesen:
Chandu.
CBS-Kate Smith.
NBC-Lawrence T b b 9 { t,
baritone. Days orchestra
to WEAF.
NBC-Jack Fulton, tenor to
WIZ.
WIS CS70l-Ksssen's or
chestra.
--7:4s P. M
CHS Flu Manchu mystery
drama.
WBBM l7T0l - Fun Fest
Themes in tenor.
NBC-Country Doctor t
81 P M
KYw Cl020i-Terrace or
chegtra.
NBC-Gypsies to WEAF.
NBC-Wiener Ministries {
WIZ.
--e:15 p. NJ
cBS-Mills Brothers.
$50 r. M
KYw tl020l-Quartet; Thrt
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BANDIT SLUGS
HOTEL CLERK
Beats Victim With Club in
HoIdup on West Georgia
Street.

A club-wielding bandit who at
tackled Dan Scheible, 81. clerk in the
Pullman hotel, lib West Georgia
street, during a robbery Sunday
afternoon. causing severe injury of
the victim, is sought by police. The
bandit obtained a watch and So
in cash.
Scheible was treated at city hos
pital for cuts on the face and head,
inflicted as he sat doing in
chair in The hotel lobby. Police
were told that the bandit struck
Scheible several times without
warning with a Ratchet handle.
i begged him to stop and take
anything he wanted but he kept
on beating me. I fell to the floor
unconscious and when I revived he
was gone" Scheible told police.
In the last two years, more cases
of 1YrGi1Iayt fever have baor ve-
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MIRRORS HEART SHAPED
Newest in Style for Milady Now Are
on Display in Paris.


PARIS, Dec. 26. - Sentimental
mirror makers have evolved heart
shaped mirrors for miladys dressing
room. These new shape mirrors are
now being shown in Paris.
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Fireman's Show Carried On

FIreman'S Show Carried On
By United Press
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass,
Dec. 26.-Practlca jokers sounded
a false alarm while members of the
fire department were ushering or
taking part in their benefit show
Hello Prosperity" at Mahaiwe
theater The show went on while
all available firemen answered the
alarm.
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The City
i'm Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS


Rotary Club, luncheon, ClaypOoI.
GyrO Club, luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Mcrcator Club luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Young Lawyers Association, luncheon,
Washington.
Architectural Club. luncheon. Archi-
tects and Builders building.
American Chemical Society. luncheon,
SEVERN.
Universal Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club
Zonta Club. luncheon, Columbia Club.
Theta Chi, luncheon, Washington.
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
Raper Commandery Knights Templar,
installation of ohicers,'S D. m.' Masonic
temple
Prohibition party. state meeting, all
day. English.
Public service commissioners have
set Jan. as the date for disposal
of several rate cases involved in the
so-called "south system" Of the Pub
lie Service Company of Indiana
The Bloomington rate case which
was compromised earlier this week,
was approved in an official order.
John l.. Lloyd, certified public ac-
countant and Office manager of
Klein & Kuhn, Inc, will teach a
course in &C. P. A. Coaching" in the
Butler university evening and eX-
tension division during the second
semester, it was announced by Dean
Albert E. Bailey. The new term
will begin Feb 2.
Appointment of Wilfred F. Sey-
fried, First ward Democratic worker
and deputy clerk of municipal court
as chief clerk of circuit court, has
been announced by Earl r. Cox
circuit court judge ELECT.
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WFBM (12OO) Indianapolis


MONDAY
5,30-Skippv fCBSl
5.45-Tarzan Of the Apes
6.00-Earl Gordon and Sam Sims.
6.15-Helen OReillv tCBSi
6.So-Earl Hoffman orchestra (CBSl.
6.45-Pace Settlers.
7.00-Fireside fantasies tCBS).
7.l5-Sngin Sam tCBSl.
7.30-Kate Smith tCBSl.
T,45-Fu Manchu tCBSD.
8.l5-Sam and Garlic.
S:30-FunfeSt
S.45-Saliv and Lou
. 9.00-MuSic that satisfies (CBS).
9.15-Easv Aces fCBS1
9.30-Lvric Ballroom orchestra.
9.4S-Nfvrt and Marge tCBSl
iO.OO-Columbia symphony ftCBSl.
10. 30-The columniSt.
l0:45-Guy Lombardo and ROYAL Canadians
tCBSl
II 00-Christian Men Builders.
n;30--Ben Selvin orchestra lCBSl.
Mldnight-Sign of
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WLW (7OO} Cincinnati

PM
400-Southern Singers
4.l5-Desert drama iNBCl.
4.30-The Singing Lady tNBC).
-Beachc0mberS.
5.00-'OklahOma Bob" Albright
5.l5-Oio Man Sunshine.
S ,30-Bob Newhan
5f5-LoWeL Thomas fNBCl.
o,oo-AmoS n Andy (NBCl.
6.l5-Alice RemSen
6.30-ChanGu. the magician.
6.45-DetectiveS Black and Blue.
l0Q-Cotton Quenn with link and Dink
1.SQ-The Three Cheers trio.
I.45-Blllle DauScha and orchestra.
t.oO-Weiner MinStrels iNBCl.
s.30-Melooy Moments lNBCl.
s.pO-Ihelma Kessler and orchestra.
S.l5-Joe Emerson and orchestra.
s-3Q-TaleS of Terror
le.0Q-Fats Waller with Rhythm Club.
l030-Chime ReverieS
II .e0-LRrry Funk's orchestra.
y oo-Moon river.
A. NJ
i2.I5--Jan CARRIERS orchestra.
l2.45-"And So 70 Bed"
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Beer at 5 Cents a Glass

mean thirsty America could get good
beer at 5 cents a glass or 10 cents
a bottle over soda water counters, in
restaurants, corner grocery stores
anywhere.
Section / of the bill, according to
the official synopsis, provides for the
S. tax on each barrel of lager beer
ale, porter and other similar fer
mented liquor containing one-half
Of one per cent of alcohol by volume
and not more than 80 per cent by
weight, in lieu of the present tax
Of So a barrel.
The tax will be collected from the
brewers, internal revenue stamps
being placed over the bung hole of
each barrel, or otherwise handled by
brewers that bottle beer. The ex-
listing Sc tax is retained to cover
liquors containing more than 80 per
cent of alcohol by weight chat is,
illegal liquors, except for medicinal
and other specified purposes) as is
the present tax Of IA cents per gall
Ion on cereal beverages containing
less than one-half of one per cent
OF alcohol by volume.
Amends VOlstead Act
The same section increases the
existing occupational taxes of $50
and 500, depending upon the
amount of beer made in a brewery,
to $1,000 on all breWeries.
Section 2 accomplishes the neces-
sary technical amendment of the
Volstead act to exempt 80 per cent
beer.
Section 3 also amends the Vol
stead act to exempt 80 per cent beer
from the definition of Intoxicating
liquors in that act, permits those
beverages to be called beer" ale, -
or porter" makes certain that such
beverages can be sold in bottles,
casks, barrels, kegs or other con-
tanners, and gives authority to the
administrative officers to prescribe
the manner in which such contain
ers shall be sealed. This section also
amends the special prohibition laws
applying to Alaska, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico so as to permit sale of
80 beer in those territories.
Federal Permits Needed
Section compels brewers to Sc
cure federal permits before they can
make beer, and provides penalties
for violation of this provision. 1t
also provides that there shall be no
permit issued for manufacture in
states or any parts of them that
prohibit 80 per cent beer.
Section 5 specifies that beer of
more than the 80 per cent maxi
mum is illegal
Sections 6 and 7 make certain
that the protection furnished dry
states against liquor by the Webb
Kenyon and Reed bone dry acts
shall continue with respect to 80
per cent beer.
Section 8 specifies that penalties
and obligations incurred, rights &C
crued and seizures and forfeitures
made prior to the effective date of
the bill, shall continue in force.
Effective in 80 Days
Section makes the bill effective
thirty days after enactment, but al
lows issuance of brewing permits
Immediately upon enactment.
Section 10 is the usual formal one
which provides that if one section
of the bill be held unconstitutional,
the other sections will apply.
Since the only major question that
can arise would be over the alcoholic
content, this would serve to make all
other sections of the measure apply
if the 80 per cent were killed by
the courts. In that event, however,
the other sections would be mean
ingless.
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In the last two years, more cases
of undulant fever have been re-
ported in New York than in any
other state.
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Beer Bill Before Senate Would Give
Nation Good Brew at 5 Gents Glass
Tax Would BE So a Barrel
for 80 Beverage; Vast
Revenue.
BY MARSHALL MNEIL
Times stan Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Here,
briefly. are the provisions of the
new Democratic beer bill passed by
the house, and awaiting senate
action.
If it Is unchanged, it will per-
NIT the manufacture, sale and trans
portation of beer containing not
more than 80 per cent Of alcohol by
weight, which is equal to per cent
by volume.
This beverage, the majority Of the
house ways and means committee
says in its formal report, is so di-
luted it would require considerable
effort on the part Of the average
person to drink enough to become
drunk"
Because Of that belief, the sale is
not restricted, except in dry" states.
The tax would be S. per barrel Of
81 gallons, which would yield, the
committee estimated, about $780,
900, 900 annually.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
| VITAMIN B IN BRAN,
| RESEARCH REVEALS
Also Has Bulk" to Further
Assist Elimination, and
Iron for Blood.

One of the functions of Vitamin
B is to help tone the intestinal
tract, and promote elimination.
Now, laboratory experiments show
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN contains this
valuable vitimin.
In addition, ALL-BRAN brings a
plentiful supply of "bulk"-which
provides the ballast" needed to ex-
ercise the intestines.
This bulk" in ALL-BRAN is
similar to that Of lettuce. Inside
| the body, it is different from the
way you see it in the package. 1t
absorbs moisture, and forms soft
mass which gently clears the in
testines Of wastes. Special cooking
processes make ALL-BRAN finer,
milder, more palatable.
Another healthful element brought
by AIL,-BRAN is iron. Tests show
\ this cereal has twice as much usable
iron as the same weight OF beef
liver.
Check common constipation
with its frequent headaches, loss OF
appetite and energy-by eating this
delicious cereal. How much pleas
anter than taking pills and drugs
so often habit-forming.
Just eat two tablespoonfuls daily
sufficient to overcome most types
Of constipation. If your intestinai
| trouble is not relieved this way, see
H your doctor.
Appetizng recipes on the red-and-
| green package. Made by Kellogg In
Battle Creek.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
MUSSOL|N| STUDIES
LOANS CONVERSION
Example of England to Be
Followed When Time Is
/ Propitious, Rome Hears.

Dy the Associated Press.
ROME, August 25.-1t was learned
yesterday from a reliable source that
Premier Mussolini is considering con-
version of the Italian pubic debt after
the example OF England. The total in
volved would be $4,000, 100000 Ira
(about s3,75O, ,OOo,0Oo).
The Stefani News Agency, SEMI
official bureau, denied this report re-
Gently, but now 1t is learned the govern
ment Is still investigating the posslolll-
ties.
Plan to Be Delayed.
There is no intention of immediate
conversion, for money Is too dear III
Italv lust now and redemption Of bonds
would require 5000, 100000 to 1000, ,O00,-
600 Ira cash. Bondholders unwilling 10
convert represent approximately tnat
amount. but it is believed that the
ground will be prepared at time wnen
conditions shall have improved
The bulk of the bonds TO De converted
will be composed of the Littorlo per
cent consols, totaling 6l,470, ,Ooo,UOo lna'
version which was compulsory for ordl,
naryfiye-year and seven-year oonos anu
optional for nine-year bonds. ,+
Others will be the 3 Y and 5 per cehs
renditas, totaling e,100, $1,000 nra; the
Venetian bonds running from 3l2 TO
per cent, which were taken over py ..,e
national government, and small reoeem-
able issues from 3 to 434 per cent, TO-
taling 921, 100000 lire.
Lottery May Be Feature.
Interest to be offered in conversion
~ the bonds will be 81 per cent, 1t was
said, but this may be accompanied oy a
huge lottery feature to make 1t more
attractive to the public.
The government is reported uncertain
whether to include the nine-year treas
ury per cent bonds IN the conversion
operation. These include two outstand-
ing issues and one to be redeemed IN
November. The first is due in 1884 Tor
a total of 2,e15. 10000 lire; the second,
due in 1910, totals 5000, 100000 lire.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
CHEMISTS TO MEET
IN CAPITAL IN 1888
Plan to Aid Unemployed Members
of Society Adopted-Dr.
Parsons Honored.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, August 25.-A program OF
allevating unemployment OF chemists
through its 80 local organizations was
adopted by the American Chemical So
ciety at its eighty-fourth meeting here
today.
A clearing house for unemployment
Is to be established, with the local Sec
tions co-ordinating their efforts through
it. The society has membership ap-
preaching 10000. 1t was made clear
that funds of the society are trust
funds and cannot be used to afford re-
lief. The report Of its secretary,
Charles L. Parsons of washington, D.
c., which showed widespread activity
on behalf of unemployment, was adopted.
The report reminded industry of the
errors committed in previous. days OF
stress through the discontinuance OF
scientific work.
In 1888 the society will hold its
Spring meeting in Washington, D. c.,
and Its Fall meeting in Chicago.
DR.. Charles Lathrop Parsons Of
Washington, whose researches and
writings have made him an authority
on mineralogy and allied sciences. was
presented with the Priestly Medal last
night for distinguished service to chem
istry by the American Chemical So
ciety in convention in Denver. Colo.
Announcement Of the award, which Is
the society's highest honor and has
been presented only four times since 1t
was established, was made some
time ago.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
planes, horses, mules, camels and their

planes, horses, mules, camels and their
own feet.
I'VE want to get away from people,
towns and hotels" said the marchioness.
She is So years old, and her companion
is 81.
The two travellers intend to depend
wholly on their own resources and to
enjoy unrelieved "roughing it."
1--WE shall take with US only the
clothes we stand up in and one change,
as well as a light tent and two sleeping
bags" said the marchioness. "Of course
we shall probably engage guides from
time to time, but we are determined tc
be as self sufficient as possible. If you
don't hear from us after three months
YOU will know the bandits have got us.
Evening star., 1932-08-25

LONDON August Is R.-Lady
Louis Mountbatten and the Marchioness
Of Milford Haven, both relatives OF the
royal family, are leaving England next
week on an adventurous trip into the
Persian desert. They will take with
Evening star., 1932-08-25

Dairy, disappeared about am. Tues
day and his wagon was found abandoned
at First and r streets a short time
later. 1t was reported two colored
men had threatened to get" him and
a search was begun for him imme-
diately.
He reappeared Tuesday night with the
forced him to accompany them to a
lonely spot beyond Fredericksburg, Va.
whence he had hitch-hiked back to
Washington. The admission the tale
was untrue was made to Detective
Sergt. Michael Mahaney, it was said.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
PERSIAN ADVENTURE TOUR LURES
TWO WOMEN, KIN TO BRITISH KING
Lady Mountbatten and Marchioness Will Go Alone to
Enjoy Unrelieved "Roughing It,"

them neither companions, servants nor
luggage.
The trip may occupy many weeks,
and the means of transportation they
will use will include trains, ships. air
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Becomes Parent at u.

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, August IS
(N.AN.A) George Pribislau became
the father of a 7-pound boy at the
age of 72. 1t is his first child. His
wife Is SO.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
UTILITIES LEADER DIES
Ballard Pushed Boulder Dam Prof
ect and Many Others.

LOS ANGELES. August Is R.-
Pneumonia, resulting from influenza,
caused the death here yesterday Of Rus
sell Henry Ballard, ST. president Of the
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd,
and for quarter Of century a ma
tional figure in the hydroelection In
dustry
Ballard served terms as president Of
the National Electric Light Association
and of the Pacific Coast Light Associa-
ton.
He took an important part in the In
vestigations and legislation leading tc
the Federal Government assuming
charge of the Boulder Canyon project
and Hoover Dam.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
STORY OF KIDNAPPING
NOW SAID TO BE FALSE
Milkman Who Disappeared First
Told Police He Was Robbed
by Colored Pair.

James H. Owen. 27-year-old milkman,
admitted yesterday, police reported.
that his story of having been kidnapped
by two colored men who robbed him Of
SIC early Tuesday was false.
Owen, who lives in Cherrydale, Va,
and is employed by the Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1932-08-25
WILD DUCKS RESCUED
Stagnant Water Of Lake Kills
Thousands in North Dakota.

BISMARCK, N. Oak, August as R.-
Wild ducks found helpless in stagnant
water of Long Lake, IS miles from
here, were being rescued today
Sportsmen, farmers and Boy Scouts
Joined in taking the fowl, Of which
more than 1000 have died, to fresher
water Many were found paralyzed
and $4,000 were estimated to be in
danger. The condition was due to un-
usually low water.
Use of noise bombs was planned to
keep flying fowl away from the lake.
Evening star., 1932-08-25

Jane Austen's house at Chawton,
England, where she wrote some OF
her novels, is to have safety curb
to protect the large number Of over
seas visitors who are In constant dan
ger from street traffic.
Evening star., 1932-08-25

Ten Of the 100 murders committed in
England last year are still unSolved.
Evening star., 1932-08-25

for it's more absorbent. And
the back is 177oisture-resist-
ing. Deodorized. Disposable.
Surgically safe!
Buy a supply of Modess now
enjoy new comfort and econ
omy for months to come!
Evening star., 1932-08-25
. &zoouu 2hoMu-
liz ~2%', @71%~9"A~

MoDEss-America's luxury
napkin!The onlynapkin millions
of particular women will use
why offer it at this sensational
reduction-at less than any
other we'll known brand?
To get you to try it! To let
you see for yourself why Modess
is favored! According to location
and service, prices vary in diff
ferent stores. But right now, you
can get Modess at lower price
than any other established
brand. At $50 less than Nodes
cost last year! Right now, the
most you should pay for Modess
anywhere is twenty-five cents.
Nodes will give you a new
idea of comfort and security.
It's utterly different! The filler
is different. It's soft, downy, pill
able. No pile of papery layers.
Nothing to make bulges and
wrinkles. Modess can never
bedetectedeven under sheerest,
close-htting frocks. 1t shapes to
thebodytheinstantyouputiton.
This wonderfully fluffy filler
explains Nodes extra comfort,
too. Andeven the gauzeis treated
in a new way. No chafng, no
packing" with Nodes.
Nodes gives greater security
Evening star., 1932-08-25
HOSIERY

Women's 81 Hosiery-irregulars. Full
fashioned sheer silks, dull-twlst, picot
edge; a number of shades. Service are
perfect, full fashioned, Isle heel, SOC
toe. sole and garter welt. Pair.
Women's Soc Chardonize Hose-llsle
heel and toe. Picot edge. Seam 22C
back, fashion marks Broken sizes
Women's Hosiery-full fashioned pure
silks, sheer and service weights; also
chardonize and pure silks with seam
back, fashion marks and Isle heel and
toe. Peri cts and irregulars. &c
Pair Observation-Disclosures.
Boys zee Sport Hoses length; all
over patterns; plain ribbed elias 1oC
tic cuff tops. Pair............
Misses 25c Anklets-rayon plated,
plain patterns, self tops. Plain with
contrasting novelty cuff tops for 1SC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.