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Evening star., 1937-03-23
d. & HI. Co. Sells
S3,75O,OOO Block
OF Central Stock
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 23.-Delaware
& Hudson Co., holding unit for the
railroad of that name and coal prop
critics, announced today it had sold
for S3,750,000 block of $4,000 shares
of its holdings of New York Central
Railroad stock.
The proceed, it was explained, will
be used to help repay at maturity May
l s7,500,000 per cent bonds.
In financial circles it was estimated
the sale brought D. g. H. about ST.
600, 900 profit, based on an average
purchase price of about s22 share,
and the recent market price for New
York Central of around $50.
Out of the holdings purchased in
the open market around the 1923
low for stock prices, the D. g. H. still
has 100000 shares.
The company said the sale did not
mean 1t had changed its appraisal of
New York Central stock as an in
vestment.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
BANKS CUT DOWN
j. s. BOND TOTALS
Report Sale Of S196, 900, 900
OF Direct Government
Obligations.
By the Associated Press.

By tho Associated Press.
A Federal Reserve Board statement
recorded the years heaviest liquida-
ton OF Government bonds during the
week ended March IT.
Banks of l0l cities reported sale
Of $l96,000,000 of direct Government
obligations, cutting holdings s37,000,-
600 below the same week last year. A
sll9,000,000 decline in these holdings
was listed for the New York district
alone.
Holdings of fully guaranteed Gov
ernment obligations rose 100000
however, to 100000.
A general trend among reporting
banks toward liquidation Of Govern
ment obligations has been underway
since January.
The condition statement listed an
other rise in the banks loans to in
dustry, commerce and agriculture.
These advances. rising steadily for the
last two months, climbed S65 ,000,00
to s4,318,0oo,000, or 1912 100000 over
the same week last year.
bSiiidiIO dcpOSIIS UIOppSQ SlUo,UU
900 to 5,541 100000, apparently re-
f1ecting Withdrawals for income tax
payments. Reserves with Federal Re
serve banks increased s85,oOo,o0o to
IS 1927, 900 ,000
The condition statement disclosed
bank selling as a major factor in the
liquidation movement which developed
last week in the Government bond
market.
A variety of factors may have
prompted the selling, but officials de-
clined to say which may have been
most important
Some banks may have been building
up cash supplies to meet income tax
Withdrawals. Others possibly were
withdrawing part Of their funds from
Government bond accounts to take a
side line position pending more def
mite signs of what the money market
will do.
In addition, some institutions may
have sold bonds to meet increasing
commercial credit demands or to build
up reserves in anticipation of the
| 1923 per cent increase in deposit re-
serve requirements May !.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, March % LP-Foreign ex-
changes steady; Great Britain in dollars
Others in cents: Great Britain, demand
4 sSl2; cables, ASST; 6O-day bills. 4SSis
France demand 4 {59as: cables; ,4.59as
1923; registered. 5000; travel. 1885
Holland, SAT-, Norway. 2455; Sweden
Switzerland, 22.77Ia; Spain, unquoted
Portugal. 4.454: Greece. O.9O; Poland
1898; Czechoslovakia. $40; Yugoslavia
2.34; Austria. 1S.73n; Hungary. 1880
Rumania, 0.75; Argentina, SO Son; Brazil
s.soAn: Toxic 1882; Shanghai, 20. So
Hongkong 80. 40; Mexico City. 81. 80; Mon.
treal in New York 100 .O9ss; New York ir
Montreal. 99.903s. Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HUDSON PROFITS
MOUNT SHARPLY
1886 Net Totals $3,305,616
Compared With $584,749
in Previous Year.
BY tie Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Hudson
Motor Co. reported for 1886 net earn
ings after all charges and taxes Of
$3,305,6l6, compared with s584,749 in
1885. Earnings last year were equal to
$2.14 a share on the common stock.
Shipments in 1886 totaled 1926
cars, gain of 2l.9 per cent over 1885.
Time, Inc.
Time, Inc, magazine publishers,
earned net profits for 1885 of $2,747,232
after estimated tax provision and spe-
cial expenses of 100000, Henry r.
Luce, president, reported today
This was equal, after preferred div
idend requirements to $1193 share
on the common stock. In 1885 net
profits were $2,249,823, or $9.74 a
share.
Ford Of Canada.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada. Ltd, re-
ported a net profit of S3358 ,469 for
1885, after all charges. These earnings
were the highest since 1929 and equal
to S202 a share, compared with SLIT
in 1885.
Keith Albee- -Orpheum.
Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp. reported
1886 net income of $l,237,l41 after
undistributed profits tax, equal to
$l9.23 a share on the per cent
cumulative preferred stock This COM
pares with S403,073, or S626 on the
preferred in 1885 AS of December 81
last, there were accumulations amount
Ing to $24.50 share on the preferred
Electric Boat Co.
Electric Boat Co and subsidiaries
reported net profit for 1886 of $685.
ia, equal to Al cents a share on the
capital stock, against S434,264, or 81
cents a share in 1885.
Southern Natural Gas.
Net profit of Southern Natural Gas
Co. for 1896 was reported at s842 ,737
equal to Sl.03 share on the class
"A stock and 81 share on the
class B" No comparison with 1895
figures is available as reorganization
took place in that year.
Safety Car Heating.
Safety Car Heating g. Lighting Co
and subsidiaries reported net profit
for 1896 of S728,840, equal to SITS 6
share of capital stock, against s5l2,.
60l, or S5.45 share in 1885.
SteWart-Warner Corp.
Stewart Warner Corp. and subsid.
iaries, with main plant at Chicago
reported 1886 consolidated net income
OF ,234, equal to $170 a share
| on common stock This compared
| with 1885 net income of Sl,724,3l3, OF
Sl.39 a share.
Timken Roller Bearing.
Net profits for 1886 of the Tinker
Roller Bearing Co., with plants il
Canton, Gambrinus, Columbus, Noun
Vernon, and Wooster, Ohio, were re.
ported at S9,257,127, equal to 1884 E
share on the capital stock. In 1873:
net profits were S7,483,6O or S3.1(
share.
Westinghouse Air Brake.
Westinghouse Air Brake and sub
sldiaries reported for 1885 net prof
| OF S5,5487 1872, equal to $l.79 a shar,
| OF capital stock, against S3O2,473, O.
10 cents a share in 1885. The 1885,
profit, it was pointed out, included
$l,7o7,o46 from sale of securities.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
SPEC|AL?|ES RISE
ON CURB MARKET
Some Utility Issues Also
Register Fair Gains.
NeWmont Drops.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March ga group
of speciality shares pushed higher In
the Curb market today and some
selected utilities advanced for fair
gains.
Marked up by point or more were
Aluminium Co. of America, McWilllams
Dredging, Carrier Corp, Wayne Pump,
Thew Shovel and Cleveland Electric
Illuminating. Gamers by wide frac-
tions included Atlantic & Pacific,
Electric Bond & Share, Northern
States Power "a" United Gas and
Arkansas Natural Gas "a"
Fractionally higher were Cities
Service. Columbia Oil & Gasoline,
Pantepec Oil, Cord and Lake Shore
Mines
Off more than a point were New
mont Mining and New Jersey Zinc.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Timken Roller Bearing.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON. March % (Pl Omitted States
Department of ARricultureJ The i'm
proved tone recently noted in the wool
market has been reflected in some pur-
chaseS OF spot graded territory woods to-
DAY Graded French combing lengths, fine
territory woods have been moved at prices
mostly on the low side of the range OF
are holding firmly at Sl.Os Graded
French, combing lengths, u blood territory
WOODS have sold at 81 l.OO-SlO5 secured
basis. Movement has not been broad but
the, volume was better than for month
or longer.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Gardner-Denver Co.

QUINCY, Ill, March % LP).-Gard-
ner-Denver Co. directors have de-
clared an extra dividend of 25 cents
a share on the common stock in ad-
dition to the regular quarterly of 50
cents, both payable April 20 to stock
OF record April 10, the company an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March % P-Eggs
S9.5"O; steady. Mixed colors dirties. No.
!, 22a4a23; other mixed colors UNCHANGED
Higher than extra, 37Ha3s: extra i92
scorel, 81; firSts tSS-91 scores. 34l2a36A
go score). 36a36H.-
Cheese 271 .215; firm and unchanged.
Live poultry by freight. firm. Chickens
Leghorn. ID; fowl, colored 21a22; rooSters,
13; turkeys, 22a30. other freight prices
UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1937-03-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March % lP.-stock prices
closed Steadier with less selling pressure in
evidence The gilt-edged division was
firm and transatlantic issues were in bet
ter demand. Tobaccos. steels and home
rails were purchased more freely at higher
prices although oils sold lower. Foreign
bonds remained quiet
PARASITIC Bourse closed with a firm
tone, all sections finishing with net gains
on the day. RenteS moved so to 20 CEN
times higher. Royal Dutch gained 100
also brought substantially higher prices.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on March
90. Receipts $50, 597. 244 o.; eXpendi-
lures, S27647 ,O33.24; balance, Sl709,-
129, 9,SST4S: customs receipts for the
month, S36. .O44, ,0l0.2S.
RECEIPTS for the fiscal year Since July
j. 81 $1,000 81 expenditureS; 3 eG5 .Jy So
of emergency expenditures; excess of ex-
penditures. $500, ,427 81 40; gross debt,
S34 511.762, ,64515 an increase of So
S23,O5O.5O over the previous day. Gold
assets. S11.516. 800 ,044 40, including
S@S5,7S1. .374.9l of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
briggs is DIRECTOR
OF STEWART WARNER
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 23.-Stephen
F. briggs has been elected a member
of the board of the Stewart Warner
Corp. to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Eugene V. R. Thayer.
He is chairman of the board of the
Briggs g. Stratton Corp. and of the
Outboard Marine g. Manufacturing
Go.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Anacostia & Potomac R. r. 5s-S1 900
at 76.
Capital Traction 1st 5s-$l 900 at 931a.
Washington Gas SIS 1861 900 at
l06, $1,000 at 106. 81 1000 at l06
Potomac Electric Power so pfd.-10
at 1872, S at 1872.
Potomac Electric Power 514f % pfd-
10 at 1l2.
Washington Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.-l0 at
1925, 10 at 1922.
AFTER CALL.
Mergenthaler Linotype-1o at so, 10
at so, 10 at so, 10 at so.
Woodward & Lothrop pfd.-15 at 100.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
MONEY MARKET,

NEW YORK. March % UP,.--Call money
steady. l per cent all day prime CONNER
80 days. months. IA per cent offered;
bankers acceptances firm; 80 days h-,.;
50 days. ST.: 80 days; s-is; 4 months.
New York Reserve Bank, Ia per cent.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
RAILWAY INCOME.

NEW YORK, March % P)-Net oper-
ating oncome (before fixed charges and
other Income) of railroads reporting to-
day for February included
1887. 1885.
Norfolk & Western STATS 792 So, Gle, ,573
Evening star., 1937-03-23
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. March % GP-Reeenue
freight carloadings for railroads reporting
Tor the week ended March 20 included
Evening star., 1937-03-23
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK March % NP.-Crude rub
ber futures opened barely steady Is to
36 lower. March unquoted; May. 24.5s-
81; July. 24.646S.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
MONTREAL SILVER,

lures opened easier. "5 lower March,
45.05b: May, 44.95b; July 44s5b.
Bid
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Laclede Steel Co.

Laclede Steel Co. announced divi-
dend of 25 cents a share, payable
March 80 to stock of record March %
In 1886 the company paid three
quarterly dividends of Is cents each
and a dividend of IS cents Decem-
Der 26
Evening star., 1937-03-23

Liggett g. Myers Tobacco Co.-Com-
pany increased wages per cent to
7 per cent at its Richmond plant.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
William Wrigley Co.

Directors Of the William Wrigley,
jr., Co., chewing gum manufacturers,
voted special dividend of so cents
per share today, payable May l to
stockholders of record April 20.
Directors also authorized six regu-
lar monthly payments of 25 cents per
share, payable the first of each
month, beginning with May.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

Dlvldend rates IN dollars based on laat
quarterly or semt-annuaI payment tan.
nual rate-not including extras. tAc.
cumulated dividends Paid last year
Paid this year Companies reported e.
being in bankruptcy or in receivership, er
being reorganized under the bankr1p>eJ
act, or securities assumed b. such com
panieS.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
DIVIDEND ORDERED
BY Zenith RADIO
Directors Declare so Cents
a Share to Be Payable
on April 20.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Directors
Of Zenith Radio Corp. declared a divi-
dend of SO cents share on the COM
mon stock, payable April 20 to stock
Of record April g. A similar pay
ment, the first since 1929, was made
January 30.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK, March % l4J-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Norfolk g. Western.

The Norfolk & Western Railway de-
clared The usual quarterly dividend
of 81 a share of the adjustment pre-
ferred stock The dividend is payable
May l9 to stockholders of record
April 10.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
2:30
SqIes-

2:30
Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High Low. Close.
Swiss-Am Elec Of Sos 1l0h l10ss llO1t
Evening star., 1937-03-23
FOREIGN BONDS.
.rv p Sl,S ~ S1l,

Com PRIV B 5l2s 81 5ll2 51i2 51la
Danish Con IS '53 99ls 99ls 991s
Ital Su PW 6s SO 81 80 63
Santiag Chill Is 40 - 11I2 lIl2 l7l2
Terni-Soc Gas '53 A II Il y
Unit Indus Corp Is As "O7a 207a "o7s
Ww-With warrants. XW-Without war
rants New. st tstpl-Stamped.
ENegotiabihty impaired by maturity.
companies reported in recelverShlp.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

T'SStudebaker time all over Amer
L ica as this low, wide and hand
some masterpiece of clean-cut auto
mobile design is nominated prize
surprise of all the new cars. A trl-
umph of smooth, flowing beauty.
Give your spirits lift. Take new
Studebaker out for a thrilling trial
drive. Symmetrical direct-action
steering, independent planar wheel
suspension, finest hydraulic shock
absorbers, safety glass all around,
twin windshield wipers, sun yisors
and tail lights, oversize trunks-all
are standard no-extra-Charge equip
ment on all models. Automatic Hill
Holder is standard on Commanders
and Presidents.
The low Studebaker prices are a
challenge to the thriftiest minded
and you'll have TO do lot of look
ing to find a car that rivals Stude-
bakers economy of gas and oil!
LOW COST c.I. T. BUDGET PLAN TERMS
Evening star., 1937-10-28
INDECENT ASSAULT
CHARGED TO YOUTH
Boy of II Identified by Girl as
One Who Attempted At
taek 0otoher II
tack October IL.

A charge of indecent assault was
filed at police headquarters today
against 17-year-oid white youth held
in connection with an alleged at
tempted attack October II on Miss
Betty Holmes, 20.
The youth who, according to Detec-
tive Chief Bernard w. Thompson,
was identified by the girl yesterday,
was to be released on bond pending
arraignment in Police Court tomor-
row.
An attempt to link the youth in a
second assault attempt failed when
Miss Nancy Lee Summers, 18, business
college student. said he was larger and
his voice was heavier than that of a
masked assailant whom she beat off
near her home at 5000 Seventh street
NE. Monday night
Meanwhile, metropolitan police were
no longer interested in the cases
of two other men, arrested by park
police as suspects in assault attempts
on Miss Summers and Miss Ruth Nc
MILAN, George Washington University
coed, after efforts to identify them
failed.
Park police indicated the men--a
house-to-house salesman and a At
year-old Government clerk-would be
held for further investigation.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

murders" for profit, is being tried for
the poison death Of Wagner, rs.
Albert D. Osborn OF New York. en-
gagged by the State to identify docu-
ments in the case, testified at a night
session that Mrs. Harm was the author
of a scrawled handwriting, which, the
State asserted, she represented ss
Wagner's last will and testament"
leaving to her all his modest fortune.
Osborn also declared the signature
of an order giving Mrs. Hahn power
of attorney for Wagner was poor
imitation" and that q check bearing
Wagners name in reality was made
out by Mrs. Hahn. The defense has
admitted the defendant forged a
check for $1,000 several hours after
Wagner died June 3.
Previously DR.. Willard Machle, a
chemist, testified that lining of a
handbag taken from Mrs. Hahn when
she was arrested August II contained
the same type of metallic poison found
in Wagners body.
DR.. Machle, over defense objection,
Evening star., 1937-10-28

dicted for murder In the death Of el-
derly George Gsellman. was identified
as the author of note found on the
back OF a street car pass found In
Gsellman's attic room, saying, Go
home; I'll be there"
DR.. Otto p. Behrer, city chemist,
testified that 9.38 grains of poison
were found in small pan in Gsell-
mans modest quarters, where he was
found dead.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

tined by Osborn were notes addressed.
MY dear sweet dady" and another
asking for 500.
One letter to Palmer read:
Honey, have to have 500 in the
bank for that check. hope you won't
turn me down, because you get 1t all
back this afternoon. Love, Anna"
The German born woman, also in
Evening star., 1937-10-28

stated he found scrapings of lint from
the bag were IS per cent poison.
Osborn, describing himself as the
expert in the Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann trial in the Lindbergh kidnap-
murder case, identified also Mrs.
Hahn's letters written to Albert j..
Palmer, retired watchman, whose
death the State listed among three
others as collateral evidence.
Among the letters to Palmer iden-
Evening star., 1937-10-28
|MRS. HAHN CALLED
FORCER OF WILL
Letters to Wagner Also
Identified by Expert
at Murder Trial.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 28.-A hand
writing experts testimony that Anna
Marie Hahn forged the name of Jacob
Wagner on three documents, includ-
ing his purported will, was added to-
day to the States evidence in her
murder trial.
The blond 31-year-old mother, &C
cused by the prosecution Of mass
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
RAIL HEAD DUE
TO DENY CLAIMS
OF SEN. TRUMAN

GN.S.) william Wyer, treas.
urer of the Missouri Pacific, today
prepared general defense" state
ment of charges that the late
Van Sweringen brothers falSified
financial accounts and concealed
information while they were in
control Of their $4,000, 100000 rail.
road empire.
REPLY TO TRUMAN
Wyer prepared his statement in
reply to the accusations read into
the record of the Senate Inter
state Commerce Committee by
Senator Truman (D) of Missouri,
acting chairman of the Senate's
investigation of railway finance.
Truman outlined five specific
charges Of deception and illegal"
transactions which we're alleged
to have occurred shortly after the
Van Sweringens acquired control
of the M. P. for $100,000,000 in
1881.
The charges came as the COM
mittee recessed late yesterday.
Wyer, asserting that he has an
answer for every one of them"
will issue a formal reply for the
record today.
TO OFFER PROOF
Wyer said he will "offer proof"
that he and the Van Sweringens
were not guilty of carrying as "cur.
rent assets" on their books money
which had been expended for the
purchase of securities through
holding companies; Of submitting
false misunderstanding bank
ruptcy proceedings, and "jug-
Cling" securities for benefit of the
financial barons of the Van
Sweringen properties.
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

had been deposited as down pay.
ment for the house. Very truly
yours, etc.
MONEY NOT DELIVERED
The neatly tied bundles of lum-
ber, nails and book of directions
we're promptly delivered. But the
money wasn't.
A checkup disclosed the Mid
west Company had disappeared
with the house. But under his
own name, Tauber was found to
have rented the offices and bought
a supply Of business stationery.
He was found at home survey.
ing his handiwork. "Harseema
and I worked the scheme out to-
gether," he said. "It looked good,
but guess there must have been
a weak spot somewhere, huh?"
Any good detective story fan
could have told him where it was
right off the bat, but the police
didn't bother to explain.
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
Jews Plan Parley
On Crisis Abroad

Morris Cafritz, Edmund I. Kauf.
mann and Morris Simon are
among the local sponsors of a
Middle Atlantic States conference
of the American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee to be held
in Philadelphia on November 81,
to hear reports on the Jewish
situation in Germany, Poland,
Rumania and other lands, it was
announced today.
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
Priest (By Name)
Runs Over Rabbi
ACTING AS BROKERS

IRVINGTON, N. j., Oct. %
GN.S0.-The accident which sent
Rabbi Julius Silberfeld to New.
ark Hospital should be Of particu.
lar interest to the Whats In a
Name Society,""
The rabbi was run down by an
automobile driven by a Priest
Prescott S. Priest, to be exact. Lo-
cal papers noted in their head
lines that Priests Auto Strikes
Rabbi"
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

1t looked like the perfect crime
for a while and a mystery thriller
nonpareil - until the victim was
found disguised as a two-car gar.
age and a back porch at the home
of Michael Tauber, 25, a carpenter.
ACTING AS BROKERS
Tauber and his purported col
laborator, John Harseema, 81, a
plasterer, were arrested on the
complaint of the Lewis Manufac-
turing Company of Bay City,
Mich. 1t was this way:
Makers of pre-fabricated build
ings, the Bay City firm received
an order for their de luxe model
No. % from the Midwest Service
Company, Chicago.
The Midwest Company was act
ing as brokers for one John
Farmer, their letter said, and $763
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
Bungalow kidnapping
Has Its Weak Points

CHICAGO Oct 28 IN.S.).-The strange of the kid
bungalow was published the police boer today and
its alleged authors lodged in jail
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

Seconds of Women's Silk
Chiffon Hose, French heels,
new shades, sizes T0A
81a to 1912. AOC
Seconds of Children's New
Fall Anklets, stripes and
plain shades, sizes 10
6 to 10. .......... OO
Seconds of Mems Rayon
Hose, assorted patterns and
plain shades, 1M0
sizes 10 to IL .... AOO
Perfects and Irregulars Of
Boys Golf Hose, fancy pat
terms and plain colors,
sizes Z to T0~
111a............ AOO
Irregulars Of Mems Fa.
NOUS Tritex Hose, plain
colors and fancy patterns,
sizes 81 10 to l7c
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
House, II Dresses

Women's SOC Printed Hoo
verettes, just 80 to GD0A
sell! Misses sizes. 0DOC
Women's 81 Printed or
Plain Cotton Smocks,
misses and wom- EA~
ems sizes ...... OOO
Women's and Misses lbs
Cotton Dresses, just IS to
sell, sizes IA to A 1M~
in the group .... q OC
Misses Rayon and Acetate
Pajamas or Robes, some
are soiled, &W
Misses SOC Printed Cotton
Dresses, only 20 to sell,
broken size 0M~
range .......... %SC
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

Women's Porto Ri.c a n
Gowns, neatly appliqued,
white, viii p sizes 1s 996e
Women's Knit Snuggies,
pants and matching vests,
tearoSe, regular T0@
and extra Sizes. AOC
Women's and Miss e s.
Rayon Undies, panties and
Step-ins, p a S t e / shades,
regular 1M~
sizes ......ss... NV
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

Seconds of WOmen's
RayOn Taffeta Slips.
Tailored and ! a c e
trimmed styles in tea
rose shade. Sizes
"a to on
AZ. ......., O~V
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

Mems 81 Winter Union
Suits, only "a to sell,
81 sizes ~ and 59C
Mems 55c Hand Tailored
Ties, wrinkle resisting lin
ings. assorted patterns
o1S oo3drs 25C
Mems 3.99 Beacon Blanket
Robes, priced to clear, as
sorted colors and pat
terms, not all 00
sizes. S.......... AW~O
The Washington times., 1937-10-28

Seconds of Full Fash.
iOned HOse-n per.
feet they would be
soc. Silk chiffon, full
length hose, some
with Stretchee tops.
Sizes 8A 3QM
to 1012 ....OOO
The Washington times., 1937-10-28
TOTS WI MXU


Tots Flannelette Pajamas.
a few gowns included,
SECONDS, 00ma
broken sizes zee. OOO
Clearance of Girls Tuck
Stitch Vests and Pants,
fine quality cotton, 00
broken sizes ..... OO
Samples Of Wool Bonnets
and Mfttens, assorted
styles and MM0
colorS ......... AUO
Tots Cotton Dresses and
Boys Suits, odd lots,
broken sizes, O10
3 to 6 ...........~WC
Infants Knit Sleepers,
front or back button, drop
seat style, natural color
only, broken O0~
sizes. ........... ~OO