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Evening star., 1938-03-28

When declarer trumped the opening
lead Of the king Of clubs, he realized
that he had only II tricks. However
he saw the bare possibility of manu-
featuring an extra trick II he could
induce East to make 4 mistake. De-
clarer's first lead was q small heart,
on which he played the eight from
dummy, East winning with the nine.
If East had returned anything but
a club, the contract could not have
been made. But to RUN declarer down
seemed a good enough policy and.
without giving the matter much
thought, he returned that suit. After
trumping the second club. declarer
played the ace and queen Of spades.
entered dummy with the queen Of
diamonds, then ruf1ed dummy's re-
naming club with his last trump
Re-entering dummy with the ace of
hearts, declarer played the king Of
spades, drawing the last trump and
discardins one o. his two remaining
hearts. And then, fortunately. the
diamond suit broke and the slam was
made.
With East's help declsrer had
garnered an extra trump trick, the
IL tricks that he had gathered con-
sistine Of the ace Of hearts, five dia-
mond tricks, three ruffs in his hand
and three top trumps.
tcopyrisht. 1881
Evening star., 1938-03-28
THE mind Of genius was given to
Benjamin Banneker. Negro son Of
BY JOHN HIx

THE mind Of genius was given to
Benjamin Banneker, Negro son Of
4 freed African slave in Maryland.
In 1861 Banneker. using only 4
pocket knife. whitfield from wood the
first clock made entirely In America.
Only 70 years old, Bannek:r had never
seen anything similar except = sundial
and = watch! People came miles to
see the wood clock run. So we'll built
was it that in 20 years constant run
ming it kept accurate time.
One Of Banneker's neighbors was
George Elicott. = wealthy Quaker.
The two men became fast friends, and
Ellicott loaned the young Negro books
and scientific instruments. He turned
his interest to the study Of astronomy
and became proficient in the subject.
Banneker accurately predicted the
eclipse of 1889.
In 1892. aided by James McHenry
cabinet member under President
John Adams, he published his first
almanac which was to bring him con-
siderable fame.
Banneker received probably his
greatest recognition from President
Washington in an appointment to the
commission which drafted plans for
the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-03-28
Manufacturing 4 Trick.

A FIRST glance At the North and
South hands would lead one to
the conclusion that the six-spade con-
tract which the pair arrived at Is i'm
possible Of fulfillment. South ap.
parently has two. inescapable heart
losers. And indeed on proper defense
the hand cannot be made South had
bid his powerful two-suiter somewhat
optinistically. convinced that he would
have no losers except in hearts. When
the dummy went down, North's weak
heart suit proved to be 4 great disap-
pointment.
South, dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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Evening star., 1938-03-28
Winning Controct.
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Burnstine, MerW.n d. Maier.
Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenksn.
worlds LEADING team of four. inventors
OF the system that has beaten every
other Syetem in existence
Evening star., 1938-03-28
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-The Pouse Thot Impres

SuccEss! MOULD THE BUS
~ PASSENGERS TAKE KINDLY TO
THE DEA Of A PAUSE FOR
DoUGHNUTS? THERE NAAS SOME
SALES RESISTANCE. BUT IN THE
END EVEN THE HARDCST CASES
BECAME SHOUTING CoNVERTS-
Evening star., 1938-11-20

has q delightful way Of entering into
the life and customs of the people
she happens to be with. On her two
former visits to South America she
was presented with some unoflicial,
personal gifts as tokens of affection
by the women Of the countries she
visited, always with the request
that she would wear or have them
near her She said she had some
qualms about accepting presents, for
fear she might transgress the Con-
stitution, but was assured by the
Department OF State that 1t would
be all right.
How TO Fight Fascism
Theme of Talk Tonight.
II you will 60 to the Town Hall
meeting tonight at the Shoreham
Hotel, Mr.. Bruce Bliven and Mr..
Lewis Mumford will tell you how to
fight Fascism. This is certainly an
enormous undertaking, but due to
the recent tragic events in Germany
1t will excite the interest and SYM
pathy Of hundreds OF Washingto-
Evening star., 1938-11-20

mans. AS Is generally known, Mr..
Bliven Is the editor Of the New Re-
public and former New York cor
respondent of that beautifully edited
paper, the Manchester Guardian,
while Mr.. Mumford, lecturer. au-
thor and leading authority on prob
lens Of urban democracy, needs no
introduction.
Town Hall, the swanky town meet
ing of the National Capital, opened
with great eclat' last Sunday night
when Sir Willmott Lewis and Prof.
Harold j. Laski debated The Be-
trayal of Democracy" 1t was worth
the price of admission to hear Prof.
Laski say London Tonnes and the
White Pipers.' The ballroom was
crowded, but there was not much
applause in the front rows among
the evening gowns, toppers and tails;
but the audience in the center and
back rows were vociferous in their
agreement with Mr.. Laski.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Nations Ball
To Be Given
On Friday
Sir Ronald Lindsay
TOOmciate at
Fellow Rites

Sir Ronald Lindsay, dean Of the
diplomatic corps, will draw the
names of the countries from which
new Fellows will be chosen to come
to Washington to study the social
sciences at the Ball Of Nations
Friday evening. November Is, at the
Mayflower Hotel. Each year the
Hall Of Nations Committee, which
sponsors this brilliant ball, features
this part of the program and much
interest attaches to the result of
the drawing.
Mrs. Howell Moorhead, chairman
of the ball, will be hostess at dinner
at the Mayflower preceding the ball,
and other parties are being planned
as a prelude to the party.
Flags of the nations will be used
in decorating the ballroom. The
United States flags and the new
District of Columbia flags are to be
used on the boxes, according to the
announcement of Mrs. Warren De-
lano Robbins, who has this decora-
tive scheme all worked out.
Miss Helen Davis. who has been
planning the entertainment pro-
gram, has arranged for a foursome
Scottish reel, in which A. c. E. NAL
cOlmn, third secretary OF the British
Embassy; Miss Nora McGee of the
Canadian Legation and Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolmn Ross will dance to
the skirling music Of the bagpipes
played by William Acker.
Mr.. John Dreier
Caller Of Dances.
Mr.. John Dreier, "caller" OF the
square dancers, will lead three
numbers with Miss Davis. Lady
Walpole's reel, an old reel origi-
mating in New England; California
star, the rustic dance of the West
Virginia mountaineers. and Fair
chance frolic. a Pennsylvania folk
dance, will be presented by this
group, which is holding rehearsals
under the direction of Miss Evelyn
Davis.
Other numbers include the Latin
! American dance, to be led by Senor
DR.. Roberto Mendoza. first secretary
OF the Cuban Embassy. and Mrs.
George Grant Mason. jr.. and the
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Irish Minister
In Cleveland
For Few Days

The Irish Minister, Mr.. Rob-
ert Brennan, will attend the
formal dedication Of the Irish
Cultural Garden In Cleveland
today and will be the guest Of
honor ut a Banquet and recep-
ton this evening. The festivities
following the dedication are ar
ranged by the United Irish So
cieties Of Cleveland and the
Cultural Garden Association,
with other civic groups Of that
city. The Minister will return
to Washington Tuesday.
The Irish Cultural Garden is
one Of a group of gardens which
will form an international garden
being planted by the City Of
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

themums. money plants. bitter
sweet. Money cannot buy the
beauty that Is added to = room by
living color and fragrance. Homes
need not be without flowers this
fall. Just telephone GUIDE your
order-they have an infinite va
riety, rich colorings. Use their STAN
Of floral decorators for any festive
occasion. liza CONN. AVE. Phone
DIST. $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

with the destitution caused by the
flooded dykes that she forgot the
storm had taken of part Of the
roof OF her house and shattered
some OF her windows: it had. how
ever. been kind in that instead OF
causing damage by uprooted trees,
it had divided and took them on
either side OF the house.
Secretary Of Agriculture
Received Her Thanks.
The gentleWoman from MaSsa-
chusetts who is always ready to give
credit where credit is due. regardless
OF politics. laughed heartily when
she told about going to the Depart
ment Of Agriculture to thank Secre-
tary Wallace for the help he gave
the 260 applicants for farm relief
The Secretary was evidently over
come at the graciousness of q Re-
publican and blushed like a girl and
was quite fused for moment. The
Reconstruction Finance Corp. also
came in for her thanks due to their
promptness.
Like Representative Joseph Mar
tin. jr of the North Attleboro dis
trict who was also first elected to
the Sixty-ninth Congress with Mrs.
Rogers. she thinks that there will be
a shift toward conservatism in the
coming Session-that this is not q
time for the gay COS in the conduct
Of relief. but on the other hand a
liberal, progressive and constructive
policy will be the basis of their party
program in January. She did not
say what she thought the chances
were for Mr. Martins election as
minority leader in the next House.
In fact she did not mention it.
Having had active experience both
In this country and in France in
the World War, she abhorS war.
When we saw her she had Just made
an appointment with Secretary Of
State Hull to discuss aid for the
Jewish people in Germany. Mrs.
Rogers has been member of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs of the
House for number of years, and
was the first member Of the Con-
gress to condemn Herr Hitler's
treatment Of the Jewish people
on the floor Of the Congress.
There was tone Of deep feeling
In her voice as she said: The United
States in all its history has never
been so schocked and alarmed by
the action Of leader of foreign
country toward any group within
its borders. The appalling disre-
gard Of the rights of others and the
barbaric treatment of the Jewish
people is without parallel. NY
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Winterhalter pageant. in which the
young girls will appear in hoop
skirts OF q century ago and wear
the blue ribbon of the Order of the
Garter over their shoulders, in the
manner Franz Winterhalter, court
painter of the "age of crinoline,"
painted Queen Victoria.
Diplomats, social leaders, foreign
Fellows from many countries who
are studying here, American Uni
versity students and professors are
to attend the third annual Ball OF
Nations, proceeds from which will
bring other Fellows to Washington
to study.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

heart goes out to the alleged treat
ment of Jewish orphans" But she
added 1T is obvious that 1t Is the
act OF the dictator leader Of Ger
many and not that of the German
people, for every group and every
religion in NaZi Germany must be
living in fear Of the next act Of
Herr Hitler. I believe that we In
America do not want war and do
not want to send our men to fight
other peoples battles. believe
there are other means Of retaliation
which will prove just As effective in
securing results"
Politics Equally Divided
In Feminine Bloc.
For the first time In about six
years there will be an even division
Of the ladies in the Lower House:
Representative Rogers and Judge
Jessie Sumner of Illinois on the
Republican side and Representa-
tives Norton and O'Day with the ad-
ministration. Senator Caraway Of
al kdIlSdS ID Sllll lllC lOllC dlC Al! tllC
upper chamber. Before leaving the
rarefied. ozone-charged atmosphere
of the Office of the lady from Mas
sachusetts, she reminded us that
in October shoe production up in her
State was estimated in trade sources
at "a 500 900 pairs, an increase Of 1876
per cent over year ago. As COM
pared with 1882 900 pairs in Sep
tember, an increase of Ill per cent
over 1887. They do not live by bread
alone up there, but by the increase
or decrease in shoes.
Wife Of Secretary Of State
Ambassador Of Good Will.
AS an ambassador Of good will Mrs.
Cordell Hull. wife Of the Secretary
of State, Is the outstanding exam
pie of the century. When she ac-
companies her husband to Lima With
the United States delegation to the
Pan-American Conference 1t will be
almost like q coming to her,
with the renewal Of the delightful
days spent with our neighbors to
the south in Montevideo, Buenos
Aires and other places. South Amer
leans were simply intrigued with
her soft Southern accent and
charming, gracious manners. She
Evening star., 1938-11-20
Miss Schall Here
For HOLIDAY

Miss Padget Schall. daughter OF
the late Senator Thomas D. Schall
is the guest Of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
D. Schall. jr., at their home on
Oxon Hill for the Thanksgiving
holiday and the week end. Miss
Schall. who was with the Pasadena
Evening star., 1938-11-20

your hair will truly be your
browning glory" for your holiday
parties. HEADS wish to announce
the addition Of the nationally
know hair-stylist, MR.. LAMARR,
formerly Of the Pslais Royal-who
will be at HEADS r ST. SALON.
The new receptionbt there is
MISS CARTER, also Of the Palais
Royal. And they have recently &C
quired the services Of MISS
COOPER, formerly with Lans-
bur1h's. Remember! There are two
HEADS one at 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DEC. 58ll and DEC.
5012 the other at 1897 F ST.
Phone REP. 3477 and REP. 3478.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

their special Sunday dinner-temp-
tingly priced at 81. And here's
what you get. A choice Of Fresh
Shrimp Cocktail. Celery and
Radishes, Fruit Cup or Soup: a
Whole Half of a Fresh 2-pound
Chicken, fried country style; Fresh
Vegetables, assorted rolls and but
ter. Dessert and Beverage. You
can't top that for deliciousness or
price-no matter how far you look.
And there's an added inducement-
free parking for guests. 14th and
K STS. Phone DIST. $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

on juice rinse? Well, they're
back in style oeoin. Irene
Dunno hod our hoird'essers con-
dition her hoir in this foshion
for her current role in Love
Affoir," with ChorIes Boyer.
By way Of odded Ioveliness.-
while lrenes hoir is wet, Just
before il is set, she combs q
few drops Of her fovonte CO.
Iosne through it. She soys on
elusive fragrance fingers for
days.
Ginger Rogers confessed to
me thot her fovorite beouty
treatment is q tepid foot-bo
in which she hos sprinkIed q
drop Or two Of pine oil. She
loves the spicy odor. and its
so soothing. Of course. Ginger
hos been doneins eight hours o
doy, reheorsine with Fred As
toire for their forthcoming pic
ture, "The Costles" she
should know.
The throes Of eopocity pro-
duction ore upon me-but I'll
write osoin soon.
Cheerio!
Mel Burns.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

" CcllO " lily
friends" That's q
beautiful sentiment
and one that
should be remem-
bered. Words can
not express the
sentiment you'll
convey by sending
q glowing bouquet
Of NUNS, chrysan-
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Community Playhouse, is q stu
dent at the American Academy Of
Dramatic Art in New York,
Miss Schall will come again for
Christmas and the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Schall.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

and at naturally bleaching dis
colored tresses. Let his skilled
fingers rearrange your hair into an
exciting coifiure that will enhance
your beauty during the forthcoming
holiday season. 1919 CONN. AVE.
Phone NATL. 8l88.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

deep down in our
hearts the old
fashioned spirit Of
the Yuletide still
lives. View their
stunning collec-
ton of Christmas
cards 50 full
of the geod old
Evening star., 1938-11-20

She need only
put her head
in GABRIEL'S
hands" to attain
that feeling Of
Low eli n e s S.
GABRIEL is q
genius at perma-
nently waving
white hair
Evening star., 1938-11-20

make Christmas a
time of Joy and good cheer. They
have designs and sentiments OF
striking individuality this year. So
let them show you how attractively
your name can be imprinted from
their special types or from your
engraved plate. Make your selection
now leisurely, rather than in
the busy days to follow from
the most varied array Of cards to
be found in Washington. BRE-
WOOD, 1877 G ST.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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e IF HAD TWO LoAVEs
'''A or BREAD" said .
poet Of Persia, I'D sell one, and
with the money buy some flowers
Evening star., 1938-11-20

little help from the antl-NeW Dealers tney
will be able to make themselves materially
felt in the coming session.
The rejuvenation Of the @. o. p. Is no
where more definitely realized than in the
once Of Representative Edith Nourse Rogers.
who has been returned from the Massachu-
sets 5th since the Sixty ninth Congress, and
who while she had no considerable opposition
in her recent campaign she did not expect
that she would come out with the largest
majority any one ever got in . district in
the Bay State. Her opponent received 1850
votes to her total Of l05.580. She carried
every town and city in her district and some
Of them by 4 percentage Of as high Is to /.
When We went up to congratulate her
she said she had had no time for campaign
ing due to the suffering and devastation the
floods had brought her district. She worked
night and day to relieve the destitute families.
Her sympathies went out to the farmers.
many Of whom had lost their orchards ~
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Thanksgiving Dinner-Dancing In
1.-THE Blue Room" at $2.25 a plate
and no cover charge added II you
stay on for dancing later. Smooth
dance rhythms by Barnee and tho
lads. And there's . gala door
show, too. For reservations-
ADAMS 0700.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

such glowing
terms Of the
delicious foods
served in this
charming room
so conveni-
emily located
to the shops
and theaters.
T a ke tn e
family bv for
Evening star., 1938-11-20

1NON IAlE
INN. All the
t e m p t i n G
things tina t
make Thanks
giving Day an
o c c q 8 / on |!
Shrimp cock
tail. relishes
& celery. King
Turkev W ith
Evening star., 1938-11-20

the SHORE
HAM. Y o u
can dine in
t h e M ain
Dining Room
until 6 pm.
and y o u r
dinner will
be 32.00. Or
YOU can 10
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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F." GOOD NEWS" Extra size
"' snuggies and vests In
part WOOL and rayon can be had at
the STOUT SLENDER SHOP,
Evening star., 1938-11-20

dIlo COlOI IL
you are look
1 n 6 for a
card h a t
| sn t the
routine type
do see this
original COL
Evening star., 1938-11-20

which specializes In
wearing apparel for
STOUTS sizes
1917 to go. A new
shipment Of glove
SILK sleekies and
vests have just ar
rived. Stock up now.
Their motto Is: I'VE
Slenderise the Stout
Woman" sos llth
ST. NV, below F g.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

v q n ia &c OF
HEADS special
offer Of an $3.50
permanent wave
for only $3.50
for the entire
T h = n ks giving
week. And top
ped with one Of
their exciting.
A~l @~Av ~@{~,,~Aa
Evening star., 1938-11-20

" THE BEST is NONE TOO
GOOD" in the dining
room at the HOTEL HAMILTON.
That's why so many folks speak in
Evening star., 1938-11-20

: ~ u Y . II y
problem any
longer for
THE PAR
ROT, which
speaks for
itself, is 60
ing to serve
u p K i n z
Evening star., 1938-11-20

SO
clean (and when
H e ] e ne says
&C ! e a n s." she
means dry-clean-
e ed-an n d not
Washed. S ort
6 ] yes, zoe q
pair; long gloves,
Csc a pair. Black
gloves rehnished
Evening star., 1938-11-20

" EXTENDING A GLAD
HAND" will be q
pleasure indeed-if your hand IL
encased in soft, clean gloves. THE
Evening star., 1938-11-20

llSlS
you'll fin d
n q I l v e
A m er c q n
Handcrafts-
" e a V ings,
p o t t cry,
hooked rugs,
furni 4 tUre
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Gobbler with all the trimmings On
Thanksgiving Day for $3.50.
Dinner will be served until $50
pm. :. 20 plan to take the whole
family in for treat. goth and r
SITS. Phone NO. e9ls,
Evening star., 1938-11-20

The Scottish Ice Hockey Associa.
ton has refused to let woman
teams play on its rink at GLASGOW.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
49,

&" A THANKSGIVING DAY
YOU'LL REMCMBER
and remember" :. when you plan
to have your Thanksgiving dinner at
Evening star., 1938-11-20

ana lUSCrOOS - 4C
RUTH LARSEN,
INC. And their
new hair stylist,
JAG q U E s as
years with the
best salons In
Washingtonl, will
use his a artistry in
dressing your hair
-l.lHHS..Y1,, - >AA
Evening star., 1938-11-20
>>>>

I" YOUR HAIR IS YOUR
800 = GROWING GLORY"
80 have It permanently waved to
look like naturally curly hair, soft
Evening star., 1938-11-20

u r n ture, N"D'' e|'"'"''''''
wood carvings. quilts, wooden ware
and metalcrafts. Do see her North
Carolina window display-with gift
suggestions from the "Tar.Heel"
State. 1915 K ST,
Evening star., 1938-11-20
From R.K-O Makeup
Chief
[ Deor Helene,

Deor Helene:
Not only is hoir being dressed
"a 10 erondmother's. but we've
resorted to old stond -bys for
mokine hoir shine os Grondmo's
Evening star., 1938-11-20
>>>>

/" DO YOU BELIEVE IN
SANTA CLAUSE" a.
BREWOOD'S do. They believe III
Christmas cards, too. And feel that
Evening star., 1938-11-20

did. Remem-
Der the egg
shompoo your
mother used
TO give you
when you were
q little girl?
And the lem
Evening star., 1938-11-20
'"::";1;zES D.: zz::s lou" .

I" "...ToN1 OF WASHINGTON"
presents hand-blocked
and hand-colored Christmas cards
that are outstanding in design, text
orl cp1or
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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TALKING TURKEY" -.
aren't you? That means
the yearly problem Of where to 20
for your Thanksgiving dinner. But
Evening star., 1938-11-20

delicious chestnut dressing. OF
course, there's pumpkin pie, mince.
meat pie-everything exuding good.
ness and plentifulness. Dinners,
$l.25 and $3.50. 1874 N ST,
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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N N OLD-FASHIONED
THANKS GIVING
DINNER"-awaits you in General
Miles charming old stable, TIE
IRON GATE
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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i" THE WAY YOU LOOK
800 TONI0HT-or any
night, depends greatly on the way
your hair looks. So, do take ad-
Evening star., 1938-11-20

lection-featured by julius Gar
finckel A Company. Some modern,
some amusing-others OF religious
nature-but all lovely! Priced no
more than ordinary cards. Ask for
Christmas cards by TONI OF
WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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N THE PYRAMIDS ARE
PRETTY OLD" but
womans desire to look her most
beautiful is much older than that!
Evening star., 1938-11-20

like new. Torn and ripped gloves
sturdily repaired by machine. 6l3
TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Representative Rogers Returns With
Record Majority From Bay State
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.


eaion Republicans feel In the
congressional gains they must
with
Evening star., 1938-11-20

dinner that awaits you on Thurs.
day. Enormous log fires. Mar1ory
Hendricks, owner manager. Open
daily all winter, noon to . pm.
Route: Wisconsin Ave. to $500
block. turn left on River Road, 9
miles to Potomac, Nd, turn right
one mile. ROCKVILLE $50.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
>>>>

" ONCE THEY SHOT WILD
TURKEYS for Thanks.
giving feasts" rtaht where
NORMANDY FARM now stands.
Evening star., 1938-11-20
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As AMERICAN as our
Carolina -Billies"
-. that's Mrs. Louise Hall Hollis
quaint CABIN HANDICRAFIERa
Evening star., 1938-11-20

to your loneliness. 1918 CONN.
AVE, Phone POT. $500.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

we'll as the enormous damages suffered to their property and farm I'M
takes 10 orchard asset felt
the loss greatest with the fruit She busy helping
Evening star., 1938-11-20
GIFTWARE
RIDING APPAREL
HAND LUGGAGE

$500 Mems groin Cowhide Gladstone Boqs----Sll
$3.50 Mems Genuine WoIrus Leather Glodstones- Sl4
$40 to $40 Mems Wardrobe Tour cider $3.50 to so
$1,000 Mems Fine Leother Efficiency Coses-------Sl4
$1,000 Mems Rowhide Wardrobe Coses es------------S24
S4750 Mems Loree Sodde Leather Suiteoses
$3.50 Womens Striped Convos Week end Coses- S.
$3.50 Womens Genuine Rowhide Week end Coses--So 50
$500 Womens Hortmonn Wardrobe Sky -Robes-S2
$1,000 Womens Leather Fitted Okite Coses ----Sl4
$3.50 Womens Striped Convos Wardrobe Coses-
$3.50 Womens De Luxe Fitted O'Nite Coses----S27
Evening star., 1938-11-20

Those days are
gone but tho
spirit of Thanks
giving will be
reflected In the
delicious old
I q s h 1 o n e d
ThAnkGniuino