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Evening star., 1932-05-05
Friday Clean-Up-
ToiletrieS

SOC Jarvaise Cold Cream, LIP
stick and Rouge. 2Se
(364 pcs.) Mirrors, Brushes,
Perfume Bottles, Jewel Boxes
and Picture Frames 49e
(6S2 pcs.) Salve Jars, Shoe
Horns, Cuticle Knives and But
ton Hooks ks................... .4c
(s) Helena Rubenstein 81
Face Powder. ...............4 49e
ST Houbigant Quelques Fleur
Bath Tablets. .............. .49c
e tubes) 75c Margaret Lanis
Beneficial 4-PurPose Cream 49c
81 Chenier Toilet Water
w alter 5Sc
(O 59c Dentine Facial Mag
nesia Observation-Disclosures .29c
QO 25c kleinert Makeup
Bands ...................1Oc 1Oc
(2S) 29c Rubber Gloves.
Pair ...................lSe .lSe
(l5) 29c Hyglo Nail Polish. 1se
(10) Soc Heck Deodorant. Csc
Soc Flash Cleaning Fluid. .ISe
75c Bath Sprays. .3Se
GoldenberE's-Main Floor.
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Cleon-Up of
LaCeS, etc.

79c and 98c All-Over Laces and
Flo:ncings - Bohemian, Alencon
and Spanish styles. Rose, green,
beige, white, navy, etc. 2OG
Yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S1.0O Filet Laces-all-over pat
terms; for tableclothS, etc. A0C
a inches wide. Yard. .....
(16) $298 Fur Collars coney,
moufflon, NJ anc hurian wolf
Chinese dog). All are 81. 40
lined
GOldenberE'B-Main Floor
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Files $3.50 Damage Suit.

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, May S
(SpeciaD "A suit for $3.50 damages
alleged to have resulted from an auto
mobile accident was filed in Circuit
Court yesterday by George Perrie of
Marlboro against Ella v. HaSson of
Hyattsville
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wendell HEARING SHIFTS
TO SICK MANS BEDSIDE
Executor Koss Of Refuses Estate
Suffers Heart Attack on
Stand.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Hearings on
the Wendell will case moved out Of
Surrogate's Court today to the home Of
Charles G. KoSs. in West End avenue,
an executor and temporary admins
traitor of the estate of Ella v. Won E
Wendell, multimillionaire Fifth avenue
recluSe.
KoSs suffered heart attack while
on the witness stand yesterday. Today,
Surrogate James A. Foley and attorneys
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PLAY to Be Repeated.

BLADENSBURG. Md, May 5 (Spe-
ciaD The play given few evenings
ago at st. Luke's Parish Hall here will
be repeated the evening of May II for
the benefit of the Prince Georges Coun-
ty Firemen's Rescue Squad.
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for some 1,700 claimants went to the
Koss home to take further testimony.
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Friday Clearance
Hosiery

FTId0y clearance
Hosiery
Women's 81 Silk Hose-full
fashioned sheer; dull twist, silk to
top; picot edge; service with Isle
soles, heels, toes and garter welt.
Broken colors and SOC
Women's soc Sheer Hose-seam
back, fashion marks; Isle inter
lined. Broken sizes and 22C
colors. Irregulars. .....
Women's zee & 35c Hose-lisle,
chardonize and pure silks; pure
silks in white only: others in an
assortment of shades. Per- TIC
fects and irregulars. ......
Women's 79c Outsize Hose
seam back, fashion marks; Isle
feet and garter top. A number
of shades. Perfects. Sizes EEC
9 to Observation-Disclosures.
Boys & Girls 3sc and SOC Socks
and Full-length Hose-also dis
continued number of Phoenix "a
length for boys. Broken T2AC
Boys 2sc Sport Hose-7s length
novelty patterns; full elastic;
plain ribbed cuff tops. Per- T0r
1eCtS .................
GoIdenberg's-MainF Floor.
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LEAGUE TO BE EXTENDED
BY ITALIAN-AMERICANS
Columbian Republican Group Con-
fers on Plans to Organize on
Nationwide Basis.

Italian-American voters in six East
ern States, composing the Columbian
Republican League. will extend their
activities throughout the country, it was
announced by the Republican National
Committee after a conference of the
league yesterday. The six States include
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connect
cut, New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania.
1t is now proposed to extend the
league through Ohio, Michigan and Illi-
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by Representative Connery Of Massa-
chusetts
The Boswell Sisters, Columbia Broad
casting System stars. will contribute
vocal harmonies. The party will con-
clude with dance. Music will be fur
nished by Leon Brusiloffs orchestra.
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Natives Provide Power.

Power is being supplied one OF the
radio stations in Northern Rhodes1a by
natives, who, mounted on machine
similar to bicycle frame and pedals,
drive a dynamo.
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Assorted Lots of
HandkerChie&S

Women's SC Soft LAWNS dif-
ferent patterns; perfect. 1G
Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sample Handkerchiefs - lawns
with scalloped edges or linens
with hand-embroidered corners
and hand-rolled hens .. 22C
g on card). Card. ......
Mems 1Oc Handkerchiefs-plain
white with satin stripes; DC
linen finish. E for.......
GoIdenberg's-Main Floor
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Bargains in
Mems Clothing

mems NAOtHAnS
(3D Mems & Young Mems SIS,
$3.50 and $3.50 Suits-alI-wool
cassimeres in light grays and tans.
Well tailored; sizes SO S2 CE
to 42.............
(23) Mems & Young Mems
$3.50 Topcoats-tweeds, herring
bones in gray, tan or CO OE
brown. Sizes "a to ~. r>~
Qs) Mems & Young Mems
$3.50 Blue Serge Suits-all wool;
stout, slim and short S12.AE
sizes: 60 to 40. .......
(43 prs.) Mems So & $3.50 Pants
dark worsted effects, wool cas-
simeres and corduroys CD 10
Broken sizes ........
(S7 prs.) Mems $15O Work
Pants - dark patterns;
sturdily tailored. Sizes c. 20
81 to 40. .............. r~~~
(s3 prs.) Mems S. & Sc Trousers
pure worsteds, cassimeres, and
cheviots: mate h up
YOU, your odd coat. Sizes % S3.0S
Goidenbers's-Main Floor
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PRESS CLUB TO STAGE
CONGRESSIONAL" PARTY
Legislators to Be Guests Saturday
Night and Some Will Ap-
naar In Emf rt / n m emf

A gala Congressional night party
will be staged by the National Press
Club Saturday night In the club audi
torium Members of Congress will be
the guests.
The program includes selections by a
vocal trio composed of Representatives
Kvale of Minnesota, WOodrum of Vir-
ginia and Bolton of Ohio; comic mono
logues by Representative Lanham Of
Texas. and soft-shoe dancing and magic
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style. OF crossbarred mus 2Qc
lin: closed crotch. Seconds.
Women's 49c Union Suits -
gauze cotton; sleeveless
and knee length. Broken 3Er
sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
aChildren's 29c Waist Suits -
cross barred muslin;
drop seat, short legs. 121Lc
Small sizes only....
GoldenberE's-Main Floor.
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ARMY ARTILLERY UNITS
CONTRASTED AT DISPLAY
Motorized and Horse-Drawn Pieces
Shown on Monument Grounds
for General Staff.

The Army's general staff and other
interested Government officials today
contrasted the horse drawn field ar
tillery pieces and the new experimental
light truck equipment, just developed
for the Army at a special display held
on the Washington Monument Grounds
from IL to 1880 o'clock.
First Lieut.. F. B. Butler, assistant
directorof the Office of Public Buildings
and Public Parks. and Capt. r. G. Mont
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buttons. There is large beige fox
collar and a blouse of chartreuse wooden
lace. Pintucks are used quite extern
sively for trimming and one beige suit
uses them most effectively in diagonal
lines over the entire sleeves, which are
wider at the elbows and then curve
sharply into the wrist. The suit has
a lei collar tied at the side.
Another very attractive beige woolen
with a short loose jacket has one width
of kolinsky around the neck and con-
tinuing right down along the top OF
the sleeves, which are three-Quarter
length and bell-shaped and banded
with kolinsky also. The tops Of the
lapels are fastened to the fur, giving
a raglan shoulder effect. The skirt is
scanned down the center front and
flares easily An odd sports suit is of
gray flannel with a collarleSs cape, a
red and white checked blouse and a
red patent leather belt.
very distinctive ensemble was
shown at a recent exhibition of Paris
copies. 1t was in dark blue wooden
with long coat no fur, over a Short
sleeved silk crepe dress of French blue,
of which material the coat was lined
Another suit in this collection was of
very darkest blue rough Russian crepe
trimmed with narrow bands of Russian
ermine on the sleeves and had blouse
of lace and embroidery in alternating
stripes A gray beige, putty color mix
ture in the same collection was severely
tailored with straight skirt and plain
p-length jacket When the model re-
moved the coat, what had appeared to
be a beige silk blouse, tied in bow at
the front, was in reality an applied
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armhole and easy sleeve. This type OF
coat readily fits variety Of figures
without alteration.
There Is a greater variety Of coat
designs this Spring than ever before.
And remember that q coat In not just
something TO keep ont chilly Spring
breezes: 1t is q garment to be chosen
carefully. and what a thrill there is in
getting just the right onel
Seasonable Suits.
EVERYBODY says it's suit season.
IL Suits with short jackets. the bell
hop kind or the loose boleros suits with
hip-length jackets, suits with three
quarter length coats, suits with sepa-
rate blouses, long coats with one-piece
dresses having the appearance OF three
piece suits. and they come in wool and
silk and lace, and are for all times Of
the day from the first little shopping
errand ON through to tire big date of the
evening. You must have suit
An attractive, bright red sports suit
Is collarless, with wide lapels button
trimmed, the hip-length jacket curvine
UP to the left side fastening, narrow
black patent leather belt, epaulet sleeves
and worn with wool plaid scarf and
black straw hat Another attractive
junior miss suit is in lapis blue with
blue Wolf banGS just peioW the elbows
and a throw scarf Of the material. A
very distinctive black suit has yoke
straight across the front and rounded
down 10 the unoerarm seam. 1t Is
collarless and q candy-striped scarf is
tied in a large bow at the left shoulder
The three-quarter f1aring sleeves are
finished in lovely SILVER fox, pointed to
the elbow, and there was a separate
silver fox scarf to be worn when desired
Another black suit has triangular insetS
Of galyak, a high round neck and loose,
short jacket. The suit skirts seem to
be rather narrow and fairly straight,
although some are cut to give grace
full flare. Many skirts are extended
above the waistline, giving the new
high-waisted effect. One of the latter
type is in chartreree woolen with four
cores beginning at knee length. The
cutaway jacket is very hign-waiste1
fastening at the center front with two
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section Of one-piece dress Of the same
material as the jacket. With this very
smart suit was worn a small brown
ballibuntl straw with turned-down brim
and a sprinkling Of polka dots of tan
felt.
There are many youthful models with
high round necks to be worn with silk
scarfs tucked under the front closing
or left gayly floating. and blue and
beige are the favorites. In the sport
silk suits are seen two very new models in
black. One has bolero jacket In Tux
edo effect over q white vestlike blouse
without fullness and small bow tie
at the neck with a diamond-shaped
cut-out Just below 1t to keep it from
looking too masculine. There Is q very
wide dark red leather belt and two large
red leather buttons on the Tuxedo
revers of the jacket. A somewhat
similar black silk crepe suit has white
and black horizontally striped silk
draped blouse with its bolero jacket
firmly fastened in place by large silver
button on each side of the front at the
lower corners.
As the season advances one will see
more and more silk street suits, and
among the exclusive models there are
some unusual ideas in the use of light
and dark prints, where the jacket is OF
light figured material. like the upper
section Of the dress, but the skirt has
the pattern reversed so that the back
ground is dark and the figures light
One has to become accustomed to the
light jacket on a dark skirt but 1t Is
pleasing. Many of these suits use deep
yoke treatments, some having bows at
the front-a style only for the "slivers,"
the most slender figures.
One more blue suit comes TO mind.
1t is very saucy, with a short, loose
Jacket, sleeves cut to extend along the
shoulder to the neck, two tiny pockets
and a red blouse with small white floral
pattern. The blouse has large revers
edged with narrow loops of the material,
and they hang outside Of the coat and
form its trimming With this is worn q
bright red hat and a red patent leather
bag. A very sophisticated dark blue crepe
suit with surplice closing drapeS its
long ends firmly about the figure and
ties gracefully in the back. A wide
bottom sleeve section Is set into the
dropped shoulder and edged with wide.
fluffy pale beige fox. The skirt Is
slightly circular. With this Is worn a
white. Eggshell slip-on gloves, a
snakeskin bag and snakeskin shoes
complete this costume Still another
very delightful suit Is of the most heav-
enly light blue woolen, beautifully tai
lored, with a blond fox collar close TO
the face, and the wide fur bands that
you would expect to see on the sleeves
are put on the pockets instead.
Newest Dresses.
TT is sometimes difficult this season to
determine at a glance whether you
are looking at dress or suit, so many
nf fhn SYngcnc haun cCYT4pt HING that ic
detachable, like capelet, redingote or
whatnot; but you must admit that the
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buttons and they play an important part
in the trimming of the garment and
mould 1t snugly to the figure. It Is not
uncommon to see a diagonal line of
buttons above the belt and by means
of cut-back, straight line below 1t,
with another group of buttons.
Even tweed has the blues this Spring,
and a most attractive model was shown
in a mixture of rather bright medium
blue and white with broad revers
banded with darker blue, side clos
ing and sleeves widening to the wrists
with deep squirrel cuffs. The fur had
the appearance of being buttoned on
to the sleeves. Another model with the
rever idea Is in apple green boucle
with double revers coming together
at the center waist line, sleeves with
capelets banded in blue wolf and an
attached silk scarf in block design OF
several tones of green and white. A
very conservative dark blue coat has
its scarf of self material and its fiaring
sleeves trimmed with three-inch bands
OF white fur, and no belt. There is
great variety In the navy blues and
blacks The blues are usually combined
with blue or gray fox and the black
with silver fox or galyak in black or
beige.
Speaking of furs, kolinsky is being
featured as high fashion fur and is
especially good with the beiges and
browns. 1t is used extensively for three
and six skin separate scarfs as we'll as
coat and suit trimming. end Is lovely.
Black coats with white trim are al
ways popular. There was one black
coat that had a stitched vine design in
white that was different. and another
that had V-shaped white galyak col
lar that was very smart.
The sports coats are usually inclined
to the military, being in many in
stances double breasted, button high,
with or without collars and more sleeve
interest than Is usual on the palmer
coats. For instance. the writer saw one
! light blue diagonal woolen coat with
wide tuck from shoulder to waist~em-
phasizing shoulder breadth. The small
collar rolled into the double breasted
closing. There was a wide belt of the
material and three large silver buttons
on each side Of the front. rather widely
spaced Then there are the ever popu-
lar polo coats, ALWAYS IN demand by the
younger contingent. And this season
they come in several colors in addition
TO the usual tan. There Is a very good
looking green one with triple notched
collar and silver buttons and belt buckle
Some of the sport coats have dropped
shoulder line, dropped yoke with wide
Evening star., 1932-04-06
Spring Fashions in Washington Shops

T%HE Bicentennial, Springtime. Mr.
Hoover's admonition not TO hoard
the dollars and shops full OF the
Il most fascinating clothes--al
this seems to be q combination
huite irresistible and as contagious rs
EprtnR fever. Everywhere new things
are tempting the spring shopper; new
colors and fabrics, slight changes In
the silhouette from Winter, and every
thing is most interesting and exciting.
Things are looking up in the fashion
world. Hats have an upward tilt at the
back and left side. suit skirts are ex-
tending IN beyond the waistline, neck
lines are higher for daytime and eve
ming sleeves are in all degrees OF short
ness. and even the skirts are little
shorter for morning and sports than we
saw them during the Winter. At any
rate, they are narrower. and that makes
them appear shorter. Eleven inches
from the floor is given as good aver
age for town wear. LAnvin and Schta-
parelli vary a half inch or SO. the latter
favoring the shorter length.
We see the military influence in the
dashing blues and vivid reds, both sep
arately and In combination with each
other and with white, a tri-color effect
being particularly smart The round sill
yer buttons. both fiat and spherical, in
rows on double breasted coats are
further indication of things military, as
are broad shoulders, jackets buttoneo
all the way up to the throat and many
other details Sleeves are indicators OF
style innovations with dropped shoul-
derS, puffed upper sections. puffs at
wrists, raglan and variations of the
kimono cut: long, short and three
quarter and, in fact any kind that is
becoming and seems best adapted to
the rest of the costume. OF course, the
underlying principle of the liberties
taken with the upper portion OF the
sleeve is the broadening of the shoul-
der line.
The outstanding color for Spring is
blue-all shades OF it from midnight.
navy. cornfiower, Wakefield and West
Point on through the scale to pale blue
lace for evening. Patou sponsors two
blues, midnight and medium, and they
may be used together or separate, for
day or evening. Midnight blue, how
ever. is a formal color, and the medium
and bright blues adapt themselves read
lily to sports and general daytime uses.
Patou has a delightful French way Of
touching up some of his navy blue
dresses and suits with strawberry pink.
and, in fact. this kind Of pink is used
in many contrast themes.
Beige is attracting more attention
than usual as Spring color, and is
used extensively for the whole ensemble,
or combined with various shades OF
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apricot woolen trimmed with fluffy fox
dyed a lovely creamy beige.
The Spring Coats.
GOATS are of immediate interest. for
~ with we'll chosen new coat and
a becoming hat, presto-you are changed
from Winter into Spring In jiffy and
ready to go places and do things with
q feeling Of confidence. The variety of
coats this Spring is simply amazing, but
they may be classified into certain
groups, the chief differences to be noted
In the collars and sleeves. Fashion is
fickle in the matter of fur. and when
she puts 1t around the neck she leaves
1t of the sleeves, and when she lavishes
1t on sleeves the neck is quite bare. In
fact. she does not even allow 1t to have
a collar at all. There are other coats
with no fur. and depending on unusual
cut and scarfs of self or contrasting
material
There are coats with adjustable cape
let's The Washington shops are show
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ing lots OF these in beige crepey woolens
with the capelets bordered with fox, or
other less expensive fur. The advantage
of these coats is that they may be
worn without the capelet and a scarf
used as a neck finish. The coats with
these separate capelets usually have no
fur on the sleeves One very lovely
beige coat has a capelet which starts
high on the right side and gradually
lengthens as It curves around the neck
and down to the left side, at the waist
line, so that from the front the effect
is of two diagonals of fox Another type
OF coat, also of beige, Is in the much
favored collarless style with surplice
closing which ties without a bow at
the left side The sleeves are wider at
the wrists and have wide bands OF
beige fox pointing up to the elbow. The
collarless coat is being shown a great
deal In the shops, but 1t Is style not
becoming to all and usually needs the
soitening effect of scarf OF some sort.
A stunning coat is of dark brown
diagonal wooien, well fitted to the figure
and beltless, with an interesting bolero
oapelet of steneiled lapin over which
hangs an Ascot tie of the coat mate
rial. Another of the popular removable
necklire treatments Is black galyaS
cape on a black or navy blue coat. one
has its cape fastened in the front with
long pointed ends of the fur loosely
tied; the sleeves are regulation and
there was belt of the material An
other brown woody crepe coat of a very
youthful type. has creamy white fur
collar narrow In the back and forming
vide deep revers in the front. The
cuffs were fashioned by series of inch
wide tucks at intervals extending to the
elbow. trimmed with buttons of the
material. This type Of sleeve also is
used on suits.
The arrangement OF buttons on the
coats is an interesting feature a1d
accents the varying lines of the clos
ines. The buttons may be in several
groups of three or four each, or at
equal distances, but there are always
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brown, and 1t is particularly chic when
used with black. a combination having
many possibilities and much dignity
Honey beige, sandy beige and pale but
ter beige all belong to this family, as
does putty color.
Apple green. April green. moss green
all are welcome at this time and sug-
gest the freshness Of the new season
The writer saw newest Of the new
Spring coats In lovely soft medium
green with huge puffed sleeves gathered
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take care of their complexions with
Lux Toilet Soapl"
Of the 6o4 important actresses in
Hollywood, including all stars, 686
use fragrant Lux Toilet Soap. 1t is
the official soap in all the big film
studios. So gentle-so very white
that no other soap can rival It'll Be-
gin today to let it care for your skin.
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Screen stars ksp The charm gfMh

CCREEN STARS know how i'm
~ portant 1t is to keep youthful
charm. So they begin very early to
give their lovely complexions zeal
Gus and regular care.
Jean Harlow, delightful young
star, says: 81 discovered Hollywood's
secret and started using Lux Toilet
Soap my first day in the studio"
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into bands of elastic and tucked under
to a three-ouarter length, giving
cuffless effect, and large collar OF sil-
yer fox. This. worn with one of the
new. close. black. shiny straws and pat
ent leather shoes, was unmistakably
Spring. 1882. While we are speaking of
colors, one must mention coat Of rosy
Evening star., 1932-04-06

Lovelier than ever at 80, Viola
Dana says: Nowadays no woman
need worry about growing old. /
use Lux Toilet Soap regularly to
keep my skin at its very best"
And the glamorous Nazimova,
for so long an idol Of the stage and
screen, can well say: Every few ac-
tresses look their age. Like me, they
Evening star., 1932-04-06

New colors and fabrics to tempt the
shopper-The military fnAuence-Pop-
ularity of certain furs for trimming.
Buttons for decoration-The various
color combinations-lmportant acces-
sories of the Spring costume.
By Margaret Warner
The Washington times., 1932-09-29

THE JEEFERSUN
5311 EIGHTH ST. n. W.
S39.5O-S45.5O 1ie tieor n apts.. 'oa q
rooms kitchen and bath. Large. bright
and airy Hardwood floors, elec. re-
friReration on house current. Heat and
1anitor service.
HARRY JUSTINE
BIS Woodward Bldg. NAT. 1869
The Washington times., 1932-09-29
Near 18th & Col. Rd. NV.

Apt. II 7O6 w. Va. Ave. y. +.
Apartment consisting of reception
hall. living room. bedroom. kitchen
with built-in dinette set, bath with
buit-ih tub and shower; screened
rear porch, rear yard. equipped with
Bryant gas heater. Available Oc-
toher of