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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-11

and teacher.
Mrs. Collins served the kind OF
delectable menu as only she serves.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Effie Chisholm OF 6747, Scotch ave-
nue.. Miss Mary F, Monroe is presi-
dent Of the club. and Mrs. Beatrice
Goldsby. club reporter
CARLYLE AND JIMMY FAIR
GIVES HALLOWEEN PARTY
Carlyle and Jimmy Fair OF 6048
Thirtieth street entertained a group
of the younger set with Halloween
tacky party last week. There were
customes of various kinds which
made the event very gay.
Among those seen were: Lula Vim
cient, Erma Jordan, Delories Ander-
on, Henri and Frank Fair, Delories
Clark. Gloria Moore, Bernice Mick
ems, Lillian Gordan, James Polk,
Bessie and Dorothy Lsrke, Shirley
McCuren, Kennith Hugh, Bobby
Wilson, Nome Wilson. Edith and
Joyce Douglass, Edna Seldom. Mar
win Powers, Georgia Lee Guyon,
Herman Clavon, Vonzie Newman,
Theresa Wallace, and others. Plenty
of cider and doughnuts were served.
SELMA UNIVERSITY CLUB
The Selma University club had
their regular meeting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Smedley
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mrs. NINA COLLINS HOSTESS

Mrs. Nina Collins. the ever
|y4ulsr hostess, entertained the
~ fury Of Progress club in their
Hird meeting of the year last
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SACRED HEARTS BAZAAR


Opening with a bang, the bazaar
OF Sacred Heart church proved TO
be record breaking.
Booths were beautifully decorat-
ed. The efficient work OF Mr. and
Mrs Ford and co-workers brought
"a lovely dinner. 80
All workers are to be conora-
'ulated for the splendid wav +,
which The bazaar was presented
The boy and girl scouts are 10 he
complimented on the fine work thew
old, They were well-groomed in
their uniforms.
Boys and Girls: The Dramatic
club and the Musical Troopers meet
Thursday night at 7 pm, in tho
Community house 1t is verv i'm.
poriant Gene Williams. president
ILL
William Battles Of Clairpo,nte
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WGSTSIDG DETROIT
BY BETTE ELLINGTON 5242 vinswood Avenue

that all loudly praised their hostess
and teacher.
Mrs. Collins served the kind OF
delectable menu as only she serves.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Efie Chisholm OF 6747, Scotch ave-
nue.. Miss Mary F. Monroe is presi-
dent Of the club. and Mrs. Beatrice
Goldsby. club reporter.
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WORKERS CLUB

The Willing Workers club met at
| he home Of Mrs. Cross on Beech
wood last week. All were glad TO
meet with Mrs. Cross, who after her
recent illness, is now much better.
I rhe president carried on the regu-
ar business session, dues 10 add to
ne Christmas fund were collected
Ind the hostess erVed a lovely re-
Last in Halloween setting in
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
MOyd D S0t sar

MOyG D Sdt zdr
Los estimados cohpaneros Pc
20 Ramirez Moya y Jorge Sa-
azar iran a la convention iel Es
taIo REPRESENTATIVE los i~ntereses
4e los t~abalueroS de Tampa.
Otros dos companeros mas,
uyos nombres no hemos podido
.veriguar, los acompanaran.
Ell presidente Van Horn, ie
la International de Tabaqueros,
en- prueba de su reconCcida bue-
ma fe, acept6 la designation de
esos inteligentes torcedOres.
Una nreva prueba mas de 10
que noSotros hemoS ven.Io d.
ciendo en- cuanto a Van Horn
no lleva odio en- S ualma y es alta
mente liberal.
Cuanto mas pronto desaparez
can, en- definitiva, las diferen-
cias entire los trabajadores, por
menudencias, mejor sera para
todoS.
Reciban Moya y Salazar nues
ira felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
La obra incansable de la retaguardia de Tampa

uiblica sc rinda, sin coniicio-
mes.
Todos los embus,e7 de Franco
: Gus satellites sobre deScontento
en- Madrid, sen escogidos por los
sriodicos de Londres Y Paris Y
diseminados por ell mundo.
Francia e Inglaterra tratan de
hacer yer a la Humankind, en- eS-
tos momentos, que la resistencia
del pueblo espanol es impossible,
unique otra cosa sostiene Ell ga
oinete presiiido por don Juan
Negrin.
Los amigotes de aver, los TO-
ragidos politicos de Paris y Lon
lres, lie niegan a la Republica,
en- estos momentos, q~ueriendo
s.iminar en- definitiva ell profile
ma, toda ~capacidad de resisten-
cia.
Eliminado ell problema espa-
nOl-piensa Daladier y Cham
berlain-nos sera menos dificil
sobornar a Franco y lograr que
retire su amiStad a Mussolini y
Hitler.
Pero Ell Roma vi Gran Con
sejo Fascista parece tener con-
fianza en- la amistad de Franco
Y vigila de cerca todos los pasos
de los agentes y embajadOres in
gleseS y franceses.
LAS democracias, Sc opina
por los jefes fascistas, han sido
derrotadaS de nuevo. Han tent
do que reconocer a Franco y ha-
erie ofertas que el no admit
RAJ.
Silos leales sc rinden ahora,
in mayor resistencia, Daladier
Y Chamberlain lie diran a Fran
%: te hemos hecho un gran ia
or y debes unirte a nosotros, o
Dor 10 menos no hacerle Ell juego
a Benito.
"Quieren establecer cerca de
Franco, retiranio a la Republi-
"a de la lucha, una raz6n aara
,ue ell generalisimo Sc sienta a.
yradecido'.
Pero la RepGblica les ha des-
~tierto ell juego de hipocresia e
infamia y seguira la lucia.
Los alemanes, por su parte, es
imam que ell triunfo de Franco,
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
Ell petr6leo q los
trGbGjGdoreS meTicdnOS

FL presidente LAzarO Carde-
mas declare ante una delegation
de obreros p~etroleros que el Co
bierno, en- cuanto a los pozos, no
dara un paso atras.
Las negociaciones con la Stan
dard Oil de New Jersey, la Shell
y la Sinclair seran, segGn ell pre-
sidente, para discutir las idemni
zaciones y NADIA mas.
Mandarin las companies a
Mexico a tan influyentes persO-
mas como Donald Richberg y Pa
trick ]. Hurley.
Dicese que Richberg tiene un
plan a base de $3.50, 100000 con
un contrato de largo termino, ga
rantizado por un compacto del
Gobierno.
Ell p~residente Cardenas saldra
para Guadalajara antes de que
los representatives de esas en-
presas arriben.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
Muri6 Ia uiuda de Lenine

Mario Ia viuda de Lenine
Una her6ica mujer, Nadejda
Konstantinova k~tupskaya, Wiz
da de Nieolai Lenine, ACADIA de
MORN en- Russia.
-mIans ra e lenn.e hasta
la muerte de este, la notable mu-
cl era miembro del Comite Cen
trial del partido Comunista, un
miembro del Presidium del ST.
promo Consejo del Soviet y vice
.CmiSario lie Education de la Fe
deraci6n de RepGblicas Socialis-
taS del Soviet.
Habia cumplido 70 amos ell dia
anterior a ST muerte.
Despues Gle que los bo!sev!-
7ues Sc apoderaron del poder en-
Russia, la Sra. KrupSkaya Sc de-
dic6 a trabajos culturales y edu-
aaoionales. Public6 muchos ar
tfcrlos sobre ell tema de Su pre-
ferencia Y luch6 por elevar ell nj
vel de la juventui rusa.
Sc la conocia en- Russia como eli
miembro mas antique del parti-
do Y la mas enthusiastic colabOra-
dora de la obra de Lenine. Dedi-
CO toda Su vida a la causa del CO.
munismo Y segdn Una nota del
Consejo de Comisarios del Pue-
bio, "su muerts eS una gran per-
dida para ell partido, los trabaia
dores y la Union Soviet"
Naci6 en- San Petersburg el
anc 1869, hija lie un Official de-
ejercito y perteneciente a una ia
milia noble.
Tenia ella IA amos cuando 81
padre, TN arist6crata pobre, ia
lleciG. Luchando con muchas d.
ficultades logr6 ingresar en- un
colegio de mujeres que Sc habia
establecido en- SUI ciudad natal.
AL principle Sc mostr6 influen-
ciada por ell socialismo cristiano
de Tolstoi, pero despues Sc hizo
marxista.
A los II anos Sc rni6 a un mo
La gaceta., 1939-03-02

triunfo parcial, ha sido una de-
rrota politica para Francia e In
~glaterra.
"ESpana, sostiene un peri6di-
co aleman, no volvera a las lu-
chas del pasado porque ALI to-
das las maquinaciones bolsevi-
ques de los judios no tendran
campo y la salud nacional podra
restablecerse.
La victoriosa Espaha nacio-
nalista tendra mucho q. olvidar
81 Sc une a los que ahora procu-
ran ponerles de su parte".
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
Ell moviimiento obrero local, ~nacional y mundial

vimiento de huaga y Ia detuvo
Ia policia "czarista," siendo con
denada a tres meses de confina-
miento solitaire y a tres amos de
prisi6n en- Ell distrito de Sibe-
ria. Cumpiida la sentencia Sc
trasladG a Munich. Alemania,
donde ella y Lenine p~articipa-
ron en- la organization de gru-
pos revolucionarios en- ell terri
torio russo.
Cuando ell Gear fue deStrona-
do, en- 1917, Y Sc estab,eci6 ell
Gobierno de KerenSky, ella y lie
nine r~egreSaron a Russia. Los Dol
seviqres derribaron a KerenSky
Y ella ingres6 como miembro del
Comisariado ae Eiucacion, fun
dando ell negociado de entrena-
miento politico. No siempre es-
tuvo de acuerdo con Stain y asi
10 expres6 en- differences ocasio-
mes.
Durante los amos 1925 Y 1926
Sc encontr6 en- los grupos de mi
noria, en- la iucha por ell poder.
Hace un ano, en- enero de
1888. Sc lie concedi6 un puesto
en- ell Presidium Y miles de perso
mas Ia ovac.onaron en- MoScu.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
CoM1TE P. D~EMoCRATICo

COMlTE z. D~EMOCRATICO
La Gron Manifestation
del SGbadO
El Comite Popular Democra.
tico de Socorro a Espana Sc reu.
MO aver de nuevo, en- ell Centre
Obrero, y tom6 importantes a.
cuerdos, entire e.los ell de Gee.
brar una gran asamblea en- la
noche de hoy, a favor de la eau.
sa del pueblo espahol.
la asamblea de esta noche Sc
"a presidida por Jose Martinez
y hablaran representatives del
Consultivo, del Comite Popular,
Asamblea de Aries Y Oficios Y
otros grupos.
A los a~sistentes Sc les pedira
opinen con entera libertad.
Los miembros del Comite es-
tan decididos a mantener su apo
20 a la obra humana de la Re-
publica Espanola, que no ha de-
jado de existir aunque lrcha con
enormes obStaculos.
La manifestation del sabado
sc continGa organizando con ell
mayor entuSiasmO.
Sc hara la concentration fren
tie al Centre Obrero y Sc partira
por la Septima avenida hasta la
Gale de Frannlin y la Plaza de
la Corte, donde hablaran varios
oradoreS.
Ell alcalde R. E. l.. Chancey
otorg6 su permiso para la mani
festaci6n.
Muchos grupos locales, socie-
dades y logias, han brindado su
cooperation.
Sera dirigida la manifesto
ci6n por la Central de Aries y
Oficios de los trabajadores anne
ricanos y latinos.
Muchos carteleS alusivos al lie
vantamiento del embargo y que
no Sc reconozca a Franco, iran
en- la manifestation.
Varios obreros seran emplea-
dos en- pintar los carteles.
A las nueva de la manana sc
pondra en- movimiento la mani
festaci6n.
ESta noche volvera a reunir-
Sc Ell Comite, declarado en- session
permanente por la junta de an
teayer.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02

PERDIDA-En el bale del
Centre Espahol ell Sabado rs Sc
extravi6 una Pulsera de Orc. Sc
gratificara a la persona que 10
haya encontrado y Sc sirva de-
volverlo a su dueha, Onelia San
chez, 1929 Walnut ST., w. I.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
10 relieve the torturing pain Of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago, In a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
cotics. Does the work q~uickly-must relieve
worst pain. to your satisfaction In a few
minutes or mOney back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02

Inglaterra es la naci6n mas come
dora de manzanas en- ell mundo. I'm.
porta 10000 toneladas mas que Ale
mania todos los amos, y Alemania ocl
pa ell segundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
Ell reconOcimieRtO
del trdidOr

Las naciones .cObardadas y
humilladas por ell faScismO inter
nacional, Francia . In~glaterra,
contindan su propaganda para
lograr que Ell Gobierno de la Re-
La gaceta., 1939-03-02
6 BELLTSlMAS PLEAS - I
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA DEsEAro

Plata para ia mesa .... LC que las mu-
jeres q%uieren y desoan. Plata para la me-
ga. ell ideal, cubiertos hechOs por la tsmo-
sa WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWA ARE.
Una gran nOticia tenemos que dar a
nuestras l%ectOras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. ROGERS, hace possible la
ndquisici6n de estos cubiert~s a srs hume
roses l~ectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras sehoras y sehoritAs tisnen.
CALIDAD - OURACION DE PoR VIDA
Es duro %creerlo, pero la realidad esta
aaui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Furniture
R price
and less

ana teSy
(Pledse note: All pieces using Deneers
and finishes are on gun,,oood, unless
otherwise stated)
1-s29.95 Extension Table, walnut
S-S14.95 Servers, walnut We
2-s4s.s5 China Cabinets, walnut
VeneerS SZ4. VI
7-S14.95 Dinette Bullets, solid
oak veneers ------S S6.95
7-S6.95 Solid Oak Side Chairs,
S1.95
+s7.s5 Servers, various finishes,
S2.95
1-S39.95 Solid Maple Buffet,
S14.95
1-S24s5 Solid Maple Dropleaf
Table e---S9.95
1-S4s.s5 Modern Buffet, walnut
1-s2s.s5 Wood Bed, walnut ve-
neerS S9.95
2-S36.s5 Spool Beds, "a size; wal
nut veneers ----S14.95
1-S295 Grand Rapids Bedroom,
1 pieces; mahogany veneers,
S147.50
1-s1s5 Bedroom, 4 pieces; solid
% IMsiss Bedroom, 3 pieces:
veneers; modern design ----S79
2-S49.95 Beds, satinwood We
neers; size S24.5O
1-S139 Bedroom, 4 pieces; wal
nut veneerS S79
1-S34.95 Commode, mahogany
veneers S17.45
1-S34.s5 Occasional Chair,
1s-sss.ss Lounge Chairs, $i4:s$ $i4:$$
2-S119 Bed Davenport $50
1-S24.95 Refectory Table; maple
veneers s---------------S9.95
I-s138 Modern Sofa; red kinkimo cover:
1-s4o settee. solid maple ,--------sls95
1-S49.95 Secretary, mahogany Veneers.
4-s2s.s5 Tea Carts. mahogany veneers,
1Lsrs.ss con..,. Mirror 1855 .sss5
I-ss8 Kneehoie Desk. walnut veneers,
4-sI8.s5 studio End Tables, walnut
4@sss5 Refreshment Tables, mahosany
4Ws5.ss Modern Coffee Tables, walnut
yeneers .S5
1-S44.85 Refreshment Table, walnut
1-S48.95 Refreshment Table, walnut
sSs5s.s5 Refreshment Tables, sold
I-S22.95 Lamp Table. solid mahogany,
S9.O5
1-S29.95 Lamp Table. solid mahogany.
S11.95
2-S59.95 Wood Beds, French style wal
nut yeneers; size 3'3" 3"---S203
I-s29.95 Grand Rapids Vanity, maple
veneers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --x995
2-SI9.95 Glider Love Seats-------x9S5
1-S2I.95 Metal Settee 995
3-SIf.95 Metal Settees ----------S59o
The Palais Royal Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Black Fly
BY LILLIAN COW ATHEY.

All true flies have two wings ana
belong to the order Diptera. Fur
ther, they are the only insects that
have two wings, with the exception
Of the males of the scale insects and
. very few Mayflies. The true flies
comprise a great number of species
and in every part of the world some
member of the tribe is known. There
seems to be little chance to escape
them and to wipe them out is an
impossibility.
They have an interesting life story.
The metamorphosis is very complete.
The larvae never have feet and
resemble headless maggots. The
pupae often look like those of but
terflies and moths that are hidden
by larval skin.
Flies are equipped with sucking
mouth parts. Strong wings make
them capable of extending their
range and also their sturdy legs en-
able them to be really swift pedes-
trians, as you will agree, if you have
time to observe them.
We are more conscious of these
little black flies in the spring and
early summer. They are blood suck
ers and try the patience of man and
beast. They seem to know just
which part of the anatomy to attack
that will yield them nourishment
without much trouble. The bites
are painful and seem to grow more
so after the departure of the thief.
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Dinner Sets, 10 off

3-S5950 China Dinner Services for IL with
SO pieces, includes cream soups; floral dec
grafton on ivory shoulder - S29.75
3-S3250 China Dinner Services for g. 81
pieces including cream soups and square
salads: gold medallion pattern S16.25
5-S2998 China Dinner Services for g. 81
pieces including cream soups and square
salads -------- S14.99
The Palais Royal :. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Election Is Ordered

A secret ballot election among edi-
torial, commercial and certain me-
Daily Eagle was ordered yesterday by
the National Labor Relations Board
as a means of determining whether
such employees wish to be represented
in collective bargaining proceedings
by the Newspaper Guild of New
York or by the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
The New York Guild is an affiliate
of the American Newspaper Guild
and the c. l. o. It's claims for sole
representation of the affected Eagle
employees have been contested by
group of Federal locals affiliated
with the A. F.. L.
The board has been investigating
Evening star., 1939-07-26
WASHINGTON D. G, WEDNESDAY,

location Of the larvae If they are
breeding in small body of water.
And, of course, you can coat your
face and arms with these horrid
smelling things and sally forth in
the midst of the pestiferous flies
but at what price! Fine wells and
gloves have been worn by feminine
anglers who knew where fish were
biting as well as black flies. Where
tents or cabins have been erected
along the banks of streams and black
flies have appeared as residents of
the same locality, heavy smoke
screens have proved blessing.
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Linens, R Price
Comforts, 12 rice

Regular sI793 Comforts with white goose down
REGULAR s25 Comforts, handmade and filled with lambs
- - 81
Regular s125O Candlewick Bedspreads, hand
REGULAR Draperes rayon tafeta with trapunto
style work. Patr------------- 49
The Palais Royal :. g. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Beers Returning Home

With the departure recently of
20 Boer families, consisting of 95
people, from Buenos Aires, only a
few Beers remain in Argentina, and
these are expected to join their
countrymen in South Africa shortly.
The Dutch Reformed Church is
helping the 1868 Afrikanders who
settled in Argentina after the South
African War to return home.
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Natures Children

The irritation and the swelling
sometimes continues for several
days, depending. of course, on
whether or not you are especially
allergic to black-fly poison.
Animals are almost defenseless
against the attacks of these nimble
creatures. Tail swishing is a great
help, if they possess a long swatter,
but there are many animals not so
armed. Too often, these flies will
settle upon the animals and con-
centrate upon given area. The
loss OF blood and the poison intro
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Knitting Cotton
R price

16O Skeins-Regular 19c
and 29c Pebble-twist and
Nubby Knit Cotton for
knitting dresses, blouses,
etc. Broken assortment
of colors. Now 1Oc
27-S1 Knitting Bags of
rayon and brocade with
wooden handles ACC
74-39c Wooden Handles
for bags, IL in. size 19c
2S5.95 Filet Lace Bed
spreads to be embroid-
cred -- S2,95
21-59c IL in. Wooden
Bag Handles--------29c
The Palais Royal ..
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26

duced have been known to cause
fatalities.
The larvae are aquatic and to be
found in running streams. This Of
fers control possibilities, though
these are difficult and very expen-
sive. Overlooking the stream and
thus sending the larvae over the
banks has been beneficial in some
localities. Pennyroyal mixed with
tar, citronella or some similar sub
stance that would form a thick
covering over the water, causes suf-
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Merger Bill Reported

The House Merchant Marine Com
mittee yesterday approved bill, rec
commended by the Treasury Depart
ment, to perfect the consolidation of
the lighthouse service with the
Coast Guard, which became effec-
tive under executive order July l.
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Curtains, R Price

Reg. S169 BalI-fringed Curtains, pr.--84c
Reg. $2.29 Better Priscilla Curtains,
Reg. S1.49 Cottage Sets, extra wide, pr. 74c
Reg. $1.29 Orchid Bathroom Curtains,
Reg. 88c Extra-wide Priscilla Curtains,
Reg. S1.69 Curtain Fabrics, 36" wide, yd. l2c
The Palais Royal . Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Housewares
R price

55-s1.e9 Covered Aluminium
Kettles SIC
I1-s1.ss Enamel Cold Pack
Gamer 99c
I-s3 Aluminium Kettle $3.50
1871 80 Refrigerator Pans 94c
6-S2.s5 Tea Kettles SI.3s
6-S6.25 Electric Window Ven
tifators -. &3.12
1-S6.95 Electric Percolator,
S3.47
1871 Asbestos Stove Pads, 49c
29-$2.39 Bowl Sets 9sc
1OS-S1.29 Bread Boxes, Step
Cans and Canisters 69c
16-$3.9S Range Sets S1.99
1f-s2.5O Bread Boxes s1.25
5-s1.95 Canister Sets &c
11-75c Waste Baskets Bic
4-S2 Step-On Cans 99c
1890 Cast Iron Dutch Ovens.
44c
9-SI Ice Cream Freezers I9c
Polish - 34c
13-25c busters I2c
33--S1 Hair Floor Brooms, 49c
II-S9c Hair Floor Brooms. 41c
lMCSl Goats Hair wall
Brushes ACC
75-a5c Venetian Blind Brushes.
12c
IO0-5Oc LonE-handled Scrub
Brushes CSC
5O-59c Corn Brooms e9c
10-S1 90" Window Roxes. 400
isles Frameless Mirrors.
63c
12-s1.e5 Garden Hose Reels.
3O-59c Refrigerator Pans, 24c
1O-s".25 Storage Cabinets.
25-s1.15 Vegetable Bins SOC
21-s2.15 Sanette Step Cans.
23-s1.s5 sanette Step Cans.
13-s9.ss Stove Height Cabinet
Ie-ss.s5 Manning & Bowman
aiws1.es Bubble Bottles SOC
5-s7.sS Cocktail Sets. 8
$3.50 Dog Feeders SIC
4-S3.5O Step-On Cans S1.15
82-69c 1OO-ft. Sash Cord
Clothes Lines -----34c
The Paiais Royal -.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26

Easy to wash; plain colors:
novelty trimmed necklines;
slipover tops: wide leg
pants: 8 to 16.
Evening star., 1939-07-26
Lamps, Shades, 10 off

Regular 81 90 to S199S Group Table Lamps including
pottery, aabaser, china composition complete
with harmonizing shades Some slightly marred,
Regular 81 to 9s Odds Ends in glass bases ala
baster desk lamps bedamps. novelty lamp bases
Broken assortment Soc to S298
Regular 39c to 1898 Lamp Shades in washable lum-
arith parchment silk rayon fabrics. Slightly
soiled to 81 40
Regular S59S Dresden Figure Boudor Bases, double
Minton china figures on gold finished base------S298
Regular 1898 and S4.9S Twin Bases of combinato
mirror and crystal Ideal to between twin beds
they have separate switches, so one may read while
The Palais Royal Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-07-26

the question of appropriate unit for
bargaining purposes and ordered the
election within the next IS days as
part of its inquiry.
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Fc|ipc CdTbOnGI Held Up
AndlRObbcd This Morning

faces were partly hidden by
handkerchiefs, and they went
through their victims clothes and
got everything on his person, in
Guiding his watch and bundle
of notes and written items which
Mr.. Carbonell believes they
thought was money.
Mr.. Carbonell did not realize
that their haul was as light as it
turned out to be until he en-
tered the house and said he had
been robbed, when he was told
that roll of money he often
carries had been left under his
pillow when he took a nap
earlier in the afternoon and left
without it.
Today he said that friend had
picked up the notes and a few
business bills and other items
which the robbers thought con-
tanned money, which had been
found on south beach this morn
ing. Two valuable rings which
he wears, one on either hand,
were also saved Mr. CarboneH
said, as he had slipped them off
and threw them in the car just
before the holdup was started.
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.FOGS CURTAIL
SEA TRAFFIC
RAINS ALSO INTERFERE ALL
ALONG ATLANTIC
sEABoARD

NEW YORK. July 81 Heavy
fogs and rains all along the At
lantic seaboard over the week
end acted TO curtail both air and
sea traffic as visibility. both on
land and sea, was extremely
low.
Many airlines abbreviated their
schedules and many ships were
forced to heave TO outside Of har-
bors that were fog-bound
Otherwise, the weather is meet
ing with general acclaim. coming
as it does to break up one Of the
most serious droughts experienc.
ed in the area for many years.
Most states affected now report
relief. thought it is conceded that
many more days of the same
rainy condition would be well
come, and in some cases. needed
badly.