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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Ski Weather

Milwaukee Ski Bowl-Tempera
ture Of so degrees; nine inches OF
new snow; total of IS inches
cloudy; showing lightly; skiing ex-
cellenf.
Stampede - Temperature Of 26
degrees: eight inches Of new snow /;
total Of IS inches: hight west wind /;
showing lightly; skiing good.
Monad Iake-Temperature Of 20
degrees; IL inches Of new snow /;
total Of liz inches; brisk west
wind; showing moderately: skiing
excellent.
Neutrality-suspicious. of 26 de-
grees; 10 inches of new snow: to-
tai of 90 inches: brisk west wind /:
showing lightly: skiing excellent.
Paradise Nalley-Road open to
Narada Falls: chains required at
Longmire: temperature of 10 de-
grees; IL inches of new snow;
total of 1876 inches: showing. ski
ing fair.
Mt. Baker lodce-Road open to
lodge. chains required; femepera-
ture of "a degrees; seven inches OF
new snow: total of 21S inches:
overcast. with light snow; skiing
good.
Snoquaimie Pass--Snow ON read
from eight miles west of summit
10 Easton; chains required; tenn
perature of % degrees: 10 inches
of new snow: total of ia inches:
broken overcast; skiing good.
Park Junction-Snow and slush
on read from Park Junction TO IL
miles east; temperature of &c de-
sree>: seven inches of new snow;
total of - inches: overcast.
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Twenty-six ships are tentatively
down for arrival here next week.
including both domestic and for
eign. The list is subject TO altera-
ton. as some of the vessels may
move their cargo by trans-ship-
ment.
Among those expected to call
here are the Drechtdyk, Pacific
Shipper and Heranger. from Eur
ope the Djambi, Hoegh Trans
porter. Hikawa Maru and Heina.
loading for the Orient, Manoeran,
inbound from the Orient and load
ing out for South Africa: Makiki.
for Hawaiian islands; Clarissa
for Siberia, Kirkpool, for
Colon. Panama. to await further
orders, and the Hoyanger and
Charcas. in from the east and west
coasts of South America, respect
lively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
Fife Wins Game
From Clouer Greek

Bill Wilson's Fife Trojans closed
their Pierce County league season
with a 31-22 win over Clover Park
at Fife. Pete Mello tossed in IA
points, 10 of them the last half.
The Trojans lost only one league
game. that, defeat by Roy at
Roy in mid-January. Next We'd
nesday Fife will start play in the
West Central district tourney at
Bothell.
Orting Cardinals pulled out of
the cellar in the final Pierce coun-
ty standings with 1928 win over
P. L. C. Props at Orting Tall Red
Henningsen was held to two points
by Redbird checkers.
kapowsin Loggers high-balled
over Yelm Tornadoes. 1896, at
Yelm with Cliff Boyce, Logger
guard. scoring "a points to take
individual scoring honors in the
league for 1889.
The lineups.
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viii Spend Six
Months in Jail

Chris Johansen. Tacoma, was
given a total Of $50 days in jail
Saturday morning when he ad-
mitted in police court he was
drunk and stole a quantity of
bottled beer Friday afternoon. A
companion, Frank Lang. was sent
enced 10 serve 20 days for drunk
eaaess, and VIII be tried Monday
for completely IN the beer theft
The two were arrested by De-
teciiyes Al Farrar and CLYDE Std
ham after two employees o. the
Century Distributing Co. 1923
Jefferson ave. sllesedly sav them
tr---i1g TO carry off two sacks of
beer.
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Schedule Playoffs
In Church League

Both Park Church Basketball
leagues. men and high boys divi-
visions, will hold their all-season
championship plsyoffs Monday
night on the Bellarmine high
naples.
At f:30. the high boys title game
will be played off between First
Congregational church. first half
champs. and Talmud Torah. win
ners of the second half title. At
$50. the mems division champion
ship will be decided between Gen.
trail Lutherans, first round win
ners, and Epworth M. E.. winners
of the second round.
The Park-Independent loop all
season championship will be play
ed off next Friday night at s
o'clock at Bellarmine.
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The second contest of the three
game series in the Crusade Bas-
ketball league will be played Sun
day at 8 p. m. on the Bellarmine
naples. Holy Rosary and SITS.
Peter and Paul will compete. Holy
Rosary won the first game.
Visitation and Holy Cross will
play in the opener at ?.
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Group Postpones
Trip To Ski Bowl

The special excursion to the Mil
waukee Ski bowl, scheduled for
tonight. has been postponed in
definitely, according to announce
ment Friday by officials of the
Tacoma chapter of the Northwest
Railroad Historical society, spon-
sors of the trip.
Those who have purchased tick
cts may use them on any of the
regular ski bowl trains. hold them
until the excursion is held or get
their money returned.
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Bulge Under Coat Betrays
Glove Thief; Gets 90 DAYS

Trapped by two Tacoma plain
clothesmen as he left a downtown
department store with II pairs Of
stolen gloves under his coat. Ernest
Herman Green. 25, was given a
90-day Jail term Saturday by
Police Judge Joseph Mallery.
Green. also known in police rec
ords as f. H. Weber, was released
from Jail in Spokane only few
days ago after serving 30-day
term for shoplifting. He had been
arrested on minor charges on sew
eral other occasions.
Detectives William Turner and
Sam Blake were sitting in a prowl
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Slate Guest Day
At Meadow Park

Tuesday will be guest day for
the women's club at Meadow Park.
A puts tournament will be held.
Members of the club and their
friends will compete. Pairings are
as follows:
Mesdames Jack Green VS.. Fl. D.
Define; Neil Day VS.. William
Turner; A. Carter VS.. Charles
Johnson; F. Thackeray VS.. A. Be-
rilla; L. Powers VS.. A. Horswell;
c. J. Senner VS.. c. f. Harkins: c.
H. Fritz VS.. Jack Adams: William
Mottle VS.. l.. Crusoe; Ken Noce VS..
William Finnell; j. Shannon vs.
Joseph karpach; B. Brouse VS.,
]. T. Craig; Gladys Roberts VS..
r. b. Shadduck; F. L. Gordan VS..
Paul Jones, T. Nixon VS.. L. Cen
yer, S. Roberts VS.. Pearl Miller.
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--0APPY-
BIRTHDAY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs


La Verne Lemon, Route S, Box
8S6, South Tacoma.
Capt. Fred NJ. Gardner, Sab
Center 1t.
o. T. Craig. 220l West blvd,
Day Islands
Mrs. Priscilla Morgan. 4059
Pacific ave.
Ralph James Ruvo, 2128t, So.
Wilkeson st.
Frcda Conley, 722 So. 57th st.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY rs
Otto Christensen, ALI No. J st.
James s. Evans, 2S24 So. J ut.
Fred Wepfer, Rt. 2, BOX 841.
Almond Hansen, Cos So. 4Oth.
Mrs. Anna Kirby, TO So. 18th.
Herbert Sturtridge, S016 No.
10th st.
Elmer Fromm. s4O1 Mckin-
ley ave.
W. W. Glenn, S6l1 9th ave.
4. Nj. Angoye. sos So. An
dcrs9n ST..
Ned Edris, Browns Point.
DIR. W. n. Keller. Steilacoom.
Mrs. NJ. p. Darby, Lakeview.
VIM. T. Murphy, s14S So.
Yakima ave.
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Tacoma, Olympia
Ski Clubs To Vie

The Tacoma Ski club will en-
gage in its first intercity meet
Sunday at Paradise Valley, when
its five-man team runs slalom
race against the Olympia Ski club.
Members of the Tacoma team
include Bob Robinson. Art Jacob
son, Arnie Olson. Bob Briggs and
Al Robinson. The course. To be
run down Alta Vista, will be set
by Hank Nelson. veteran park
company flag fixer.
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car on Broadway when they saw
Green leave the store Friday after
noon. As he approached their car,
the man dropped a glove on the
sidewalk. Clutching a bulge under
his coat, he hastily stopped to pick
1t up.
Looks like a shoplifter to me. +"
Turner said. Wed better get
him"
Blake piled out of the machine
and grabbed Green as he was run
ming up stairway leading to a
Broadway hotel. Gloves were
scattered over the length of the
stairway before the young man
was subdued.
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DEMOCRACY AT BAY
TO Be FORUM TOPIC

Democracy at Bay" will be the
National Defense week topic of
the Tacoma Chamber of Com
MERGE forum Monday noon at the
Hotel Winthrop.
Speaking on that subject will be
Rev. E. Raymond Atteberry, pastor
of Grace Methodist church. Sc
attic, and widely known American
Legion leader in this state.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been
issued by the county auditor TO
NJ r Bosh and NJ. Leon Baker.
both of Portland: Howard Hoskins
and Clara Nicholson. both of Port
land: Thomas A. Andres and June
Shapes. both of Tacoma; Ken
meth NJ ksrelius and Mary Esther
Fawcett. both Of Pasadena. Cal:
Raymond l. Willis and Marcia
Williams, both of Bellingham:
Warren T. Smith and Kathleen E.
Barr. both of Tacoma.
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Joseph p. McDermott, massive
Seattle barber and amateur lawyer.
will get his day in court to tell
three federal judges why he thinks
the state unemployment insurance
law is unconstitutional as it ap-
plies to his shop.
District Judge Edward r. Cush-
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Bearcats Capture
inference Crolun

SALEM. Willamette Uni
versity Bearcats, though they play
Pacific here again tonight. had
the Northwest conference basket
ball championship wrapped up and
packed away today.
The Bearcats beat Pacific at
Hillsboro last night 81 to 20 after
edging only 4 20-1s halftime lead.
Skopil, Willamette guard, scored
II points.
At Portland: Portland univers-
ky swamped Linfield. 50 to rs.
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Auto and Truck
Bump; TlUO Hurt

Two Tacomans were recovering
Saturday from slight injuries re-
ceived In terrific automobile
crash FriAe- afternoon at So. 10th
and Junett St
LaVar S. 4sulley. Route 4. box
37e. was taken to Pierce county
hospital for treatment of bruises.
His auto. police said, collided with
milk truck driven by c. II. Ed
gar of 3l05 So. 54th St. demohsh-
ing the latter. Donald Clark Of
l52 So. SD st. riding with Pulley.
was also slightly hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-27
BOWLING

Mary Kancianich and Bett,
Snyder won the high scoring hon
ors of the Class A Women,
bowling league at the Broadway
alleys Friday night. Miss Kan
cianich rolled 567 total for the
best three-game score and Mrs
Snyder checked in with 219 in her
second game for the best single
game of the session.
Results of the matches were:
Brown a. Haley 3, United Mutual
Bank /; Pacific Match 2, Cammar-
ano Brothers 2. Alt Heidelberg 3,
Jack Griddle's /; The FRS 3,
Helen Davis /: North Pacific
Bank 4. Roy Archers 0.
Other high scores included:
Erma Musselman 555. Mabel
Anderson 5O4, Betty Snyder
$50, Gene Hunter 537, Mae
Knight 5l7, Merle Pole SIG,
Eleanor Brown 526. Jennie
ubke SOC, Helen Blattler 5O2,
Louise Wahlers ST., and Wini-
fred Rowe, sos.
Matt Cline. George Montgomery,
Claude Petersen and Frank MINI
ner were the high shooters In the
Milwaukee league matches. Cline
led the circuit with 232 single
and 61S total. Monty cracked out
a 600 score and kinzner finished
with COG. Petersen finished with
COL for the Accountants.
A special match between bowl
ers of the Milwaukee league and
pinmen from the Northern Pacific
Shops is scheduled for the Broad
way alleys Saturday afternoon. C.
c. Collins, Milwaukee league
has announced.
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The four ships bound for the
Orient are in addition to two
working in Tacoma Saturday-the
Yamayuri Maru and Sydland.
Three Silver-Java-P Pacific liners
are coming next week the Djambi
and Hoegh Transporter. which
work in trans Pacific lanes be-
tween the Pacific coast and Far
East, and the Manoeran. world
circuiting freighter.
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Female Help Wanted

WOMEN EARN slsoo Dozen s--sag
Dresses Every thing fuTn' ID
Materials cut. Trimmings aid IT.
strGctions. Exper .snce unneoes5a-g.
Write Quality Dre=s. Church An
mex. p. o Box GAS y. Y
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stoeks--Higher and active.
Bonds--Higher and quiet; L. s.
governments easy.
Curb Stocks-Higher.
Foreign exchange-Sfer1ing
steadies after reaching new
1899 high; other European
currencies steady.
Cotfon-Firm.
Wheat-FractionalIy higher;
corn slightly lower.
Rubber-Firm.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

A barge will be anchored in the
Tacoma Narrows at the site OF the
East Channel Pier OF the Tacoma
Narrows Bride TOO feet out from
the East hank. on Thursday. Febru-
arv % 1889 The barge has red
light at each corner and a fog bell
with i5-second interval between
strokes
The barge anchored at the site OF
the West Pier has a red light at each
corner and fog horn with the sig
nal; Blast 2 sec. silent / sec. blast
2 sec. silent 10 sec.
The clear channel between the
two barges will he 2750 feet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Help. Male and Female

COULD USE man or woman. COLE
education preferable, who ~ nts D
learn and enter the traa!as h. !
ness has wonderful possibilities;
must be neat Appearing and q oc1-
scientious sales r-.5oa. will re
made manager OF hEa nch Office n
three months i results are sis
factory: viii pay very good CO.
mission. but no gusra ntcc In
v.tUs on Tue day. ThuTzdey {
: friday mornines. Nztlcael T. .se
1k Of America. al Washington
BIDS Main 1921.
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Male Help Wanted

NEW CAR SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY open for one man
with good selling and character
record. Position is permanent
with Pioneer T a c o m dealer
in low-priced cars. References.
Write Box P-1. Tacoma Times.
WANTED - Two cord woodcutters.
5ii3 So. Puget Sound
REASONABLE h7ircuts al Molers
Barber COLLEGE 1915 Pacific ave
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Ut 0atnnla 0imes
.IIiaI|1MH9385EEz1IN
Twenty-Six Vessels to Handle Diversified
Cargo at Tacoma Docks During Next Week

Although Tacoma docks will not be overcrowded with
ships next week well diversified lot of foreign cargo will be
handled here according to advance tng prepared the
harbormaster's office Saturday
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P-A-B GIVES SCHEDULE

Following signing of an oper-
ating contract with the L. S. mari
time commission. Paeific-Argen-
Brazil line announced Satur-
day a schedule giving monthly
southbound sailings from the Pa
cific coast to the east coast of
South America. The schedule was
announced by local agents of the
Mccormick line, managing opera
tors of P-A-B.
The West Nilus sails from Van
couver Mar. 10. Seattle, Mar. 13;
Portland, Mar. Il; San Francisco,
Mar. 81, and Los Angeles, Mar. %.
Vessels following the West Nilus,
and their expected sailing dates
from San Francisco, are as fol-
lows.
West wis, Apr. Is. West Cactus.
May II; West Camargo, June IA;
West Ira, July Il. They call at
more than 80 regular and optional
ports in Argentina, Uruguay,
Brazil, British West Indies. Puerto
Rico. Colombia, Venezuela and
Canal Zone.
SHIPS IN PORT
Yamiyuri Maru. Vancouver and K.
|. Luckenbach, Port piers. Sydland.
Waterslde Milling Co Peter Helms.
Mccormick dock, Portland Tacoma
Harbor mill. Amur. smelter. Charles
Christensen. Milwaukee No. 2
SHIPS Due NENT WEEK
Port piers-Drechtdyk. Sunday: Ma
kiki. Tuesday: Djambi, Wednesday,
Manoeran. Pacific Shipper and Clar-
issa Radcliffe, Thursday Flomar
Robert Luckenbach. Kirkpool and
Heranger, Friday. Hoegh Transporter,
Hikawa Maru and Julia Luckenbach,
Saturday.
Shaffer No. 1-Hegira and Point
Chico, Monday; H. F. Wilton, We'd
nesday.
shaffer No. a. Coast Merchant,
Tuesday; San Anselmo, Wednesday.
Baker dOck-Nebraskan Friday
Mccormick dock-Silverado Mon
day.
sperry dOck-Peter Helms. Sunday:
Djambi, Tuesday Hoegh Transporter,
Centennial mills-Heina. Sunday
Djambi Wednesday
81. Regis dOck-Birmingham City,
Milwaukee No. 2-Hoyanger, Tues
day.
Dickman Wildwood Monday.
Smeiter-Charcas. Wednesday.
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Special Notices

DEPOSITS INSURED
Under Federal Deposit Ins Corp
CEN TRAIL BANK
Sixth and Pine
Checking Accounts Savings
Money Orders Travellers Checks
Safe Deposit Boxes
BANK WHERE YOU CAN PARK
RESERVED tickets for Queen Esther
orera show. Produced By tho Ia
cor Nor i7r'=z+ Op-ra cor pa ~
Stadium auditorium. Sat. Mar. zth.
$50 p. m ms nos be obtained at
Frsssrs. ei2 Broadway.
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Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice
After you have returned the srti
Giles to the loser. go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific
where you will be presentd with .
guest ticket to one Of Hamricks
theaters
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Stocks Buoyont, Uith
Emphasis On Recovery
DOW-JONES AVERAGES

= -
Railroad ....... d-25. up e.35
Utility ...... 25.60. up OILS
Sales were $50. 900 shares against
10000 last Saturday. Curb sales
were 162 900 against $4,000 a week
ago.
NEW YORk-The stock market
moved higher today on the Hop
kins statement that the govern
ment Is shifting emphasis from re-
form to recovery.
Demand for the utilities was
fostered by Secretary of Com
merce Hopkins remarks on the
Importance of breaking the log
jam Of private capital in that in
dustry. Among issues making new
highs were Public Service of New
Jersey. Pacific Gas, and Common
wealth Edison.
Numerous issues made new
highs.
5onds were higher. Grains were
mixed. Cotton futures firmed
few points.
Quotations courtesy Lean witfer a.
Co. washington BLDG
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Lost and Found

COUND-Rimless bifocal glasses on
36th st. Call Caswell Optical Co.
CALL CASWELL OPTICAL CO.
| OST-LADY'S BLACK PURSE, ini-
l. tailed B. N" Valued as keep
sake of deceased son. Reward.
Mrs. Z. Mack, S11 East 35th.
| OST-SHEAFFTR PEN, black and
white. Vicinity 9th ave, Feb. ~.
Reward. Main 0462
| OST-JADY'S DRIVING GLOVE.
l. kid with fur cuff. Garland 1896.
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lOSR Don't Despair;
Try a LOST "a
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Transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line, s 90;
new low fare TO Port and L A.
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Beauty ParIors

TRY our Thrifty Permanent. reduced
to 80 complete Shampoo and hair
style. 75c. No appointment neces-
sary Union Thrifty Beauty Salon.
Dat Broadway. BR 3o5l.
OIL PERMANENTS. CSC and up Free
marcels and finger waves
LA FRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
ISL st. Helens Main 7027
PERMANENT Waves, csc and up free
marcels and finger waves at Moler's
Beauty School. l14o Bdwy. BR 1870.
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DANCING

DANCING-Saturday Night
ELK PLAIN GRANGE
FEATURING
TOMMY CROSTON'S
ORCHESTRA
9 P NJ TO A. NJ ADMISSION 25o
Lovelsnd. four miles south Of
Spanawsy on Mountain Highway.
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BILLS TRANSFER. successor to F.
Robson. Exper fenced furniture
mover. Reasonable rates. BR 1868.
Evening star., 1939-11-12
All these and hundreds
more "1n Appreciation"
MISSES $l6e5 & $l9.95 Dresses, STATS

MISSES $l695 6 $l9.95 Dresses, STATS
STUNNING blocks light coors costume shades
beautiful simplicity we'll doyime royon coes
pecs and sheer woo coveredup dresses
fornnoIs in evening royon erepe toffetos!
WOMEN'S $l695 Dress-picture, STATS
Look for ehono blacksmith tropunto shno ckno necklaces
Look TOR sheer woo and the new oht
eoors-ond NAVY Look for Dresses simple and "coved-
roon veves black Jewel tones Reoor
and half ' ' '~s~'o'
Second Floor Dress Shops
JUNIORS! $l6.95 Dresses Galore, STATS
sheer woo postes tucks nekoces
Blocks and coors Dinner doncno-ono
boeos over crepe forno oyon omes SHRED
bodice royon ehiffons! 9 IS. ~
Juniors New Lo'se, Dress Shop Fourth Foo,
Evening star., 1939-11-12
So Slips With SIim-fit WoistIines, $1.95

So Slips With SIim-fit Woist|ines, $l95
Pure dye silk and erepes-ed
with beautiful hand Aneon-pe style
and bottom! Toioed slips with doubeV Teorose pink
white. 81 to 4O
Grey Shops Second Floor
Oh, So Pretty! $265 Gowns at $195
Pretty eoors-teooe dusty rose! Pretty syes-oce
sleeves shne tailored gowns with eyeet
flower prints skondroyon sons 324O
Street Floor
Leisure time! $5.95 Housecoots, $495
Wrop yourself erondy in son robes ored fitted
beautifully deoed with contrasting ppnos! Play hostess
domoskwropped tipped fine fit! Royo blue o French
blue, " to 40
New Housseoot Shop. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-12

$l3.95 to $16.95 Sport Dresses, $l075
Shodowpod woolen in blue, eeen-cohnere- wool
Jersey cordioon frocks in bue II
for blue ereen black SO A.
$8.95 Afternoon 8 Dinner BIouses, $5.75
Softly oothered bue white ed black
MORE evening oekets white pink black
and pink royon beneoines II to SO.
$l0.95 to $l2.95 Imported Sweaters, $5.75
Scotch Shetland cordieon ueoooe white nouo
bue Cashmere wool pons blue, red 81
1896 Shetland Wool Skirts, $5.75
Fored swing boxpeoedoIso novelty wooens Oxford eod
natural. brown. wine, navy, green.
Setter Sport Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-12

81 Hondbogs-Lots Of Leothers, $l.65
suede-ReoI SeoI-butter- Cofskn-Buoo-
co Loop-honde and pouches ppstoI she'll
framed suedes! Block Brown oil eothe-Suedes also Wine
and Green.
Soc Honkies-MostIy Hand -modes! 27c
hand embroidered noson nens sheer cotons and linen
MEMS hondkerehe oo-Sws cords hand nioIsd
linens!
Evening star., 1939-11-12

BLACK FOREMOST, but If
you want coIor-you'I find q
limited choice in wine, blue,
brown, oreen-not in all sizes!
Fitted and boxy siIhouettes,
varied and smart wooIens!
Evening star., 1939-11-12
i1e1 r. Prined for Busy Finale "in Abbreciaton'

ASpeedy Trip and Successful One!
| EIeventhhour New York purchases to meet closing
| days demands for CLOTH COATS and FUR COATS
The popular styles, the popular prces-fresh
ossortments at SAVINGS!
Evening star., 1939-11-12

Women, Misses, Juniors!
SILVER FOX, b|ock-dyed Fox, Kit Fox, lovely
Lynx-dyed Fox in collars luxurious!
PERSIAN LAMB lavish front-fur treatments!
Some Grey Persian on grey coots for women.
BROWN FURS! Msses'-coIors of blended
Mink - women's - with Fisher-dyed-Fitch,
dyed KoIinsky, soft fIotterinQ treatments!
Evening star., 1939-11-12
S. to $3.50 GirdIes and Foundations. S3.85

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81 bonees SO 38 boned ponefront royon
brooodes sotns So A. IS and 6nh edes for medium
and toll fieue-oyon sons royon bocodes bostes-
boned or boneIess-25 to 81.
$3.50 8 $3.50 Girdes ond Foundations, $485
Corset Shop. Second Floor
81 Silk MiIonese indies, 78c; z for $3.50
Of white Votpe lace Booers, ponte epns foeee
pontes- trunks biefso sk-nony styles we'll unobe
to recorder. Teorose-szes to g.
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Mcleod. Johnnie N,
Miller. Esther r.
Minter. Nathaniel I.
Montgomery. +. ].
MONTGOMERY. L. 4. ,
Morsell. Robert J.
Norris. Louise v.
Osborne, James W.
Paige. Alice E.
Parker. Bryant
PaytOn. Elizabeth
Pinkett, Charles c.
Powell. Beatrice N.
Pryor. G. E. D.
0uander. Andrew W.
Queen. Roberta L.
Ransome. Valgene B,
Ray. George Robert
Rowe. Thornton A.
Robinson. Ralph B.
Rollins, Viola Eloise
Sanderson. John G.
Scott. Earl William
Seals: EVELYN Jane
Shoulders. c. E.
Simons, John Louis
Simmons. Dorothv M
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'Brovest Man lobIess

Regarded as Britain's hero No. / of
1898, and presented the Stanhope
medal for bravery, Ernest Hill, aged
80, of Hull, England, is starving and
looking for job. When an 18-year-
old boy was dragged overheard from
the trawler Northern Spray during
storm at night off Iceland, Hill,
who could not swim and was wear
ing heavy fisherman's oilskins and
high rubber boots, dived to the res
cue. Numbed and exhausted, he
held the youth above water until
they were picked up. Since then
Hill has been in poor health.