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Evening star., 1941-08-08
Canada and u. S. Open
Labor Conference TODAY

OTTAWA, Aug. 8 tP).-Plans for
dlverting Canadian labor and equip
ment from export trade to defense
channels are expected to be con-
sldered today when the Canadian
American Joint Economic Commit
tee opens two-day session.
The committee, suggested by Pres
ident Roosevelt and Prime Minister
w. l.. Mackenzie King, will consider
Evening star., 1941-08-08
u. S. Prisoner Found Gestopo
Pleasant in First Encounter
Three Lucky Breaks Gave American Reporter
Chance to Destroy lnerimnoting Documents

This is the third OF a series OF
articles in 1Ohich an American
1Gdr correspondent tells the story
OF his arrest and Imprisonment
for four months BY the German
forces in occupied France and
diScloSeS information he cleaned
iron, other prisoners and Nazt
guards.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

In a detective novel the captains
departure and the interpreters re-
moval to the drinking fountain
would have been the invitation for
me to make the false move that
would be observed from a peekhole
somewhere I took the chance.
Casually placed my hand open on
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Wins Magazine Prize

W. A. Gray. display director OF
Lansburgh's, has been awarded a
prize in national contest on Fa-
theirs Day windows conducted by
Esquire magazine.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

Que not TO the existence OF q special
line in defense of the U. S. S. R.,
but to the fact that the Red Army
and the Soviet people defend their
native land with the greatest of
bravery and courage and transform
every inch Of the native land into
Notifications"
Padding of Reports Charged.
Gliding the Germans for failure
20 report on their own losses, the
Russians accused the NaZis of pad
ding their reports on the number of
Soviet prisoners captured by includ-
ing thousands of civilian prisoners.
Occupying Soviet district" the
oommunique said, "the Fascists i'm
mediately and forcibly mobilize the
population, rural employees, etc, for
arduous hard work and drive them
to the rear, declaring this popula-
ton to be war prisoners.
Certainly in this way one may
not only count 5000 war prisoners
sllegedly captured by the Germans
during the war but even consider
ably more"
Undoubtedly, the Russians de-
elared, the Germans did not with
out reason publish 'the obviously
false information" contained in their
special communicates Wednesday.
They were compelled to do this, -
they said, ''by failure of the blitz-
krieg plans against the U. S. S. R.,
the collapse of predatory plans for
capture of rich booty in occupied ter
ritory-Wheat. cattle, factories, va
rious structures and stocks of raw
materials and manufactured goods
and by extremely heavy losses of
men and material by the German
Army"
Protest Losses Are Small.
The Russians admitted the loss
of 5000 tanks, 1000 cannon and
1000 planes, but protested that these
losses were small when compared
with those which the Nazis had suf-
fered and which they claimed to
have inflicted on the Red Army.
The German commu unique e S
Wednesday reported the Russians
had lost 13,145 tanks, 10,377 guns and
9,082 planes. AS a matter of fact,
the Russians declared, the Germans
themselves have lost 5000 tanks,
5000 cannon and 5000 planes and
have suffered severe blow to their
fighting capacity and morale.
Making deep thrusts around the
Red Army forces of Marshal Semeon
M. Budyenny, German troops and
their allies cut off Russian retreat
to the great curve of the Dnieper
River, the well-informed Dienst aus
Deutschland said in Berlin
The drive along the Dnieper, If
successful, would weaken any plan
ned defense of the Soviet industrial
development of Dnepropetrovsk and
put the German forces in excellent
position to strike at the great arma-
ment center, Germans said.
Dnepropetrovsk, 1876 miles south
west of Kiev, is the site of a huge
dam built under American direction
TO generate power for exploitation
OF minerals in the area. 1t has
important aluminium and iron in
dustries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

THE DARK clouds on the local
legitimate horizon have lifted 20
reveal, according to announcement
today, that the CaSs Theater Will
have two outstanding attractions
within the month for pre-Broad-
way display
The new s. \. Behrman COM
cdy Tally Method co-Starring
Ina Claire and Philip Merivale
which has its premiere this eve
nine IN Cleveland VIII open here
Al tie Cas- February 3
This is Mr. Bchrman's first play
since No Time for Comedy and
Will be sponsored by the Play
wright'S company Following the
week here. the production Will 90
on 10 New York.
On February Il Katharine Cor
nell will open her first Offering
of the season in Detroit. with her
new production of George Bernard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
4 " estern Race

Howard Hughes. who has the
reputation Of making his movies
slowly. * trying 10 get The Out
law" on the screen in record time.
That's because his story deals with
Billy the Kid and M-G-M is maxi
ing Billy the Kid" with Robert
Taylor So lis really a race be-
tween these two films heading into
the home stretch.
Metro met with few setbacks
on location in Arizona but now
they're ready 10 90 again with all
stops out hoping TO beat the
Hughes picture 10 the market.
Hughes. too. has had his setbacks
including his argument with How
ard Hawks and his own ineXperi-
ence in directing.
While the Texas millionaire
works slowly he seems 10 have q
magic formula for hits and there 5
no reason why hc shouldn't keep
his record for good pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Surprise attack

The last half Of the program
was devoted exclusively 10 the
compositions and arrangements by
Mr.. Granger. For some of these
like .Handel-i the Strand and
the new "Children's March" the
solist would play right along with
the orchestra: for others, like the
fanfare. Fine Duke of Marfbo-
rough" he would sit al the key
board and watch the orchestra
with wonder: then again for the
Mock Morris Dance. he wouldn't
appear al all. For the Colonial
Song" and shepherds Hey he
put in a couple of chords.
None Of this seemed to BATTLE
Mr. kolar for he directed with
great aPlemb and carried the or
chestTa right on whether The piano
bench was occupied or not.
The storm for encoreS quickly
subsidized with Kolar's gracious adj
dition of Mr.. Grainger's arrange
ment of the dearly loved London
derry Air" and the familiar "Coun-
try Garden" maybe il was
Molly on the Shore" They're like
jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy. We can never tell them
apart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Return of Osa

The role SyIUia Fairbanks
tested for in "A Woman's Face"
goes TO Oso Massen and I'm 60
ing to confess I'd almost forgot.
ten this fascinating SWedish girl
who Wos so good in Honeymoon
for Bali"
The reason is that Osa has
been iiuinR in NsU York for al
most year with her husband.
Aian Hershoit. leans son.
George Cukor thought the part
of Vera in the Crawford picture
Was too heavy for Syivia's first
and she agreed With him and
wGs one Of the first to wish Miss
Mossen success
Ciuea the right hind Of roles.
believe leans dauRhter-in-iav
wiH 20 far-she is an unusual
type and a good actress. BY the
By. she and loan Crawford have
one Of those hoir.puiiine con-
tests in "A Woman's face"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Para Shelves
$4,000 Novel
w ar H olds UP
Filming of
Fantasy
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 20.-"The
Remarkable Andrew" for which
Paramount paid Dalton Trumbo
$4,000, is to be shelved. At con-
ference at the studio it was de-
cided that a fantasy of this sort
right now is not what the people
want TO see.
William lie Baron said today.
after I questioned him on the
TTumbo book. Il am not saying
that we will never make The Re-
markable Andrew but we won't
take it for the duration of the
war. With the foreign market so
precarious il isn't the time to film
such a picture and besides it was
impossible to find the right peo-
Pile"
The story of THE Remarkable
AndreN3 IS that of a boy who is a
great admirer Of Andrew Jackson.
He gets into serious trouble and
ghost of Andrew Jackson comes
back and talks with him.
Studios are beginning to realize
more and more that sometimes il
is cheaper TO shelve a picture than
to throw good money after bad
and very wise ! think.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Change OF Heart

Amazing hop one mouie con
change the acting destiny of any
HoHywood player. Brian Don.
Ieuy wo, typed as heavy until
THE Great MeGinty" came
along and since that time he has
had offers galore TO play roman
tie. doshinR heroes.
His ne1t in fact is Pioneer
Woman" Nth Barbara Stan
Wyck and Joel MeCreo. and he
wiH be seen as a very. Uery ro-
mantle type-the dashine gam
bier uho weds Barbara.
Barbara plays Woman 100
years old in the opening scene
and then. Of codSse. as in the
casa of Cheers for Miss
Bishop" the film fades back to
the story OF her life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Ina Claire, Cornell
Coming to Cass

Shaws The Doctors Dilemma.
This. too. IS Miss Conells first
vehicle since NO Time Tor Com
edy' and viii represent the third
Shaw drama in which she has
played Candida and Saint
Joan" being the previous Shavian
plays.
Guthrie McClintic viii direct
and the supporting cast viii be
announced later. Following a
brief three-week tour which starts
here. The Doctors Dilemma Will
Opsn i'm New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Jungle Garb
Correct Anywhere

THAT THE correct wear for
trekking through the darkest
jungle might also be correct for
everyday sports is proved by the
Edith Head shorts suit worn b"
Dorothy Lamour in Road o
Zanzibar" a Paramount picture.
During almost half the picture
Dorothy wears a pair of the new
longer shorts jim tan gabardine
with a matching tan shirt-a per-
feet combination for "a sports
woman in any part of the orld
far, far from a jungle!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

In fact. the little dynamo from
Melbourne put on one of the best
shows of the pop" season with his
keyboard caperings. despite the in
formality which at times bordered
on a game of Mouse. mouse. come
out of your house with the or
chestra.
Although almost 60 years old,
he has as much verve and zest as
ever and his nervous bow. quick
gestures and sheep-dog haircut still
make him one of the most pic
turesque figures of the concert
stage.
He appeared at first to play the
solo role in the John Alden Car
penter "Concertino for Piano and
Orchestra" a work which he per-
formed at its initial hearing some
IS years ago in Chicago. but which
has never been played here before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
A Delightful Work

II is a delightful. though some
whaf disorganized, excursion for
both the solo instrument and the
ensemble. It's pre-GershWin syn
copation and the slightly Moor
ish hnRe to some of its melodies
make il a fascinating Work; GER
tainIy one of the best in this par.
tieuiar meter by an American
composer. The first tWo moUe-
nents are the best, the third
rather disappointing.
But both Mr.. Granger and
Mr.. KoIar dashed it off Uith
spontoneity Which proved con.
taRious. Both the soioist and
the director seemed to be hdU-
ing as fine a time as the audi
ence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
WelI-Groomed

FRED ASTAIRE co-starred with
Paulette Goddard in Paramount 5
Second Chorus. has succeeded
Adolphe Menlou as the best
dressed man in Hollywood He
was selected several times during
1910 as one of the 10 best dressed
men in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

M. a:ss. $3.50. sIs D. m; "fiight Cope
PALMs-sTATE ''sants re TrsiL's
1880, $3.50. I;i0, 1880 o. M; Fast %
the River" Hal .. m, 1887, 5;31. s;i7
RIyIERA-'Love Thy Neighbour" I ;ss,
t:52. 7;52, 1859 .. M; "seven sinners,"
~ 80. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50 p. m.
Hh0 tP1oWN-"Iove Thy Neighb"f.'
sinners" 1904. sos. s:0s p. m.
ROOSEVELT" seven Sinners" s:5s.
8:3s p. M; Lave Thy Neighbour" s:ot.
II :O3 o. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "Msisie vas q
Lady" ~ n. M, 2:2i. 5:t2. 9:03 y. MI
THE Philadelphia story 12;z3, ASA,
:05. 10 30 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Stage Name

OLYMPIC BRADNA was named
after the French theater in which
her parents were playing at the
time of her birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Tropic Trees

TYPES OF tropical trees. ferps
and fruits, indigenous to Tho
Dutch East Indies. were imported
by Paramount for use in scenes
in the filmization of the Joseph
Conrad novel, Victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Granger Rom,ps
Through Concert
BY CHARLES GENTRY

DASING IN of the Symphony pop sudden
Australian pianist kept Masonic
Andorm Of musical suspense SATURDAY. night.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
FLOOR COVERINGS

t62) Heavy Felt Base Rugs; 81
4l2 IT. size. Reg. 1.25---4oe
(3) Armstrong Quaker Rugs;
6x12 IT. size. Reg. 5.95--3.8s
(2) Armstrong Felt Base Rugs:
12xl5 #. size. Reg. 15.e5-10.95
GA Felt Base Floor Covering;
in short length. yds. wide,
Some pieces match. Reg. 49c-
sec so. yd. --------2Ss
t16) Inlaid and Plain Color
LinoIeum; short lengths. Reg.
125 to 1.65 SO. yd. ------S5s
D Wilton Rug; 6x1011 size.
Brown tone-on-tone. Reg. 57.OO
1850
(n Wilton Rug; 3x6 #. size.
Brown tone-on-tone. Reg. 1850
SIS
(2l Reversible Wool Rugs; Ok
u #. size. Reg. 27.S0--I9.95
(l0) Felt Base Rugs; 9xl2 #.
size, perfect quality. One desir-
able pattern. Reg. 4952.s9
t150 yds.) Felt Base Flooring: 2
yds. wide, in 5 to 20 yd. lengths.
Reg. Csc to 45c SO. yd.---l9e
40 Oval Cotton Rugs; scat
ter size. Reg. 69c ----39e
I'D Carpet Rugs: made from
sample pieces of fine carpetings.
18x27" size. Reg. l.25 to 195
Sac
~ Felt Base Rug; 9x15 #.
size. torn. Reg. 7s5---2.9S
Golden lhern'S-Third E1nnr
Evening star., 1941-12-18
UPHOLSTERY

(125) Lace Curtains; open mesh
weave. 2ls yds long. Reg.
10y Observation-Disclosures -0SC
(97) Dining Chair Covers; of
knitted fabric, for side or arm
chairs. Reg. &c., --2se
(135 prs.) Rayon and Marqui-
sette Sash Curtains; full width.
Reg. $50 pr. r.----24e
t173 prs.) Rayon Marquisette
Tailored Curtains; u" to 90"
long. Perfects and irregulars
Of 1.59 to 1.9S qualities SIC
(l45) Remnants Of Glowsheen;
so" wide. Useful lengths for
drapes. Reg. 100 yd.----3Se
~ Hassocks; covered with imi-
tation leather. Slight irregu-
lars Of l.29 grade de-------54e
Goldenbero's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
NOTIONS

u2) Cigarette Boxes; carved
wood. Reg. 59c------39e
(39) Novelty Powder Puffs; In
gift box. Reg. 9c---29e
u9) Sewing Baakets; of straw,
round shape, lined Reg. 69c,
39e
(s) Shoe Cabinets; 8 drawers,
slightly damaged from display.
Reg. 1893 and 2.98-l,39
(80) Boxed Christmas Cards;
2l in a box. Reg. acc box Ice
(6) Picture Frames; of leather
cite. Reg. 100-------69e
(23) Pencil Boxes; fitted with
pencil. etc. Reg. acc
49, Sewing Boxes; cretonne COW
cred. Reg. l.00----69e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Rodney Joseph Swami. 20. and Leila Mar
Faret Padsstt. Is. both Of Baltimore,


Rodney Joseph Swami. %. and Leila Mar.
Nd5ss Pads'tt. Is. both Of Baltimore
BENJAMIN Bird Lilly. es, Flat Top. ". Va.
and Ella Bell, SO, Washington
Earl Douglas Wright, 25, Richmond. Va.
=. and Miriam H. Waller, 20. Washington.
Norman J; Stewart. 2s; ROYAL Oak, Nd.
Harold l., olds. 81, and Helen D. Barnes,
81. both OF Washington.
James H; Smith. %, and Doris E. Co.'S
grave, 26, both Of Bethesda, Md.
Howard Marshall Trussell, 20, COLLEGE
Park. Md. and Louise Phelps Thran. 20.
Washington.
Walter T: Bissell; T.. 1s: and Dorothy
Peter Motovich. SO, and Florence Z. Carter,
81; both Of Arlington, Va.
Cnarles Rinaid Howes, 81, and Mary Wiz
ginia Hawkins. 20, both OF sunshons.
r. Reynolds 46, both OF Washington.
Frank Goldstein. 2s, Washington, and Ada
Schwartz. %, Middle Village
William c. Black. 50, Silver Spring. Nd,
and Dorothy L. Mccullough, 81. Wash
ington.
John Walther. 81. and Dorothy Franzo,
Is. both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
UNDER WEAR

1897 Cotton Snuggies; small
sizes. Reg. 25c--2 for 25e
(20} Brushed Rayon Bed jack
cts; small sizes. Reg. 9c3oe
us) Rayon Satin Slips; lace
trimmed, slightly soiled. Reg.
LILY ------------- --OfC
(4D Knit Union Suits; rayon
stripe, small sizes. Reg. sec,
3se
(12) Flannelette Petticoats; in
neat stripes. Reg. 79c 59e
t46) Rayon indies; tailored and
lace trimmed styles, medium
size. Reg. 39c to soc ) for 81
a. Rayon Taffeta Slips; dark
colors, small sizes. Reg. 1.6s.
l.i9
tl2) Rayon Knit Gowns; in
pastel colors. Reg. 1.391.l9
'tS) Rayon Satin Slips; extra
sizes. Irreg. Reg. 2.98-1.88
t6) Rayon Satin Slips; broken
sizes. Reg. 1l9-99e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
TOTS & GIRLS

~ GiriS Chenille Housecsats
upper front. Sizes ., 10, IL and
Is. Reg. 2.69 40
t3) Crib Sprsads; white With
: colored timing. Reg. 1ss---sse
(O TstS Rayon Print Dresses;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.19--4se
taD HttIs Boyy Suits; stripe
cotton top. button-on cotton
pants. Broken sizes. Reg. 6ac,
34e
tlD GirlS Spun Rayon BIsuses;
short sleeves, broken sizes. Reg.
t2o) Toddlers' Rayon Satin
Slips; RUNE bottom. Sizes Z and
4. Reg. Sec oc--2oe
GoldenberDs@Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

(l36) Blouses; of multi-fila-
ment crepe, white and colors,
long sleeves Sizes 80 TO 36.
Reg. 1.99 and 2.19---1.o9
1857 Scarfs; long, wide. white
chiffon with rolled hens. Reg,
100 ----------3o 3oe
t15o do1.) Mems Handkerchiefs;
PLAIN white, deep hens. Extra
large sizes. Reg. 10c ca,
IL for 79c
rs doL) Women's Handker-
chiefs; with embroidered cor
ners and gay prints. Seconds of
1oc and 12l2c grades.
s for 37e
Goldenberg'sHMain Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
H0EIEWARES

81 Wood Stat Hampers; bench
style. Reg. 1.4o----94e
% Woven Fibre Hamper; !;
mother-of-pearl seat. Sold "as
is" Reg. 495-----I.95
~ Woven Fibre Hampers;
mother-of-pearl seat. Floor
sample. Reg. 398-2.o5
e. Woven Fibre Hampers;
mother -of-pearl seat. Floor
sample. Reg. 2.49--I.48
~ 2o-pc. Pottery Luncheon
Sets; tangerine color. Service
for 4. Reg. 2.S5 -1.99
u 66-pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; brown border decoration.
Service for 8. Reg. 16.s5-lz.o9
% 53-pc- Decorated Dinner
Set; in colorful decoration.
Service for 8. Reg. 9.95--7.99
a. Crystal Glass Candy Dishes;
heart-shape cut top. Reg. loo
Csc
t23) Pottery individual Plant
Holder; several styles. Reg. 100
79e
(18) Mello- Chime Door Chimes;
double harmony and tone. Reg.
2.45 .48
roIA -, ho%ys- nr6r1, ~ osrs
Evening star., 1941-12-18
PAINTS

(39 half gals.) Floor and Deck
Enamel; quick drying. Reg. 1,69
half gal. ------ ----1.19
AS gals.) Ready Mixed Gloss
Paints; white and colors. Reg.
10y gal. Wy
(52 half gals.) Quick Drying
Enamel; white and colors. Reg.
l.69 half gal. ----------1.19
(16 gals.) Flat White Paint; for
interior walls and woodwork.
Reg. 2.25 gal. --------1.59
t18 gals.) Atco Mechanics
Gloss; washable, white and col
ors. Reg. 3.25 gal. -2.3o
t36 Lots Wall Paper; complete
for 10x12 room. Reg. $50 to
3.75 per room lot------l.69
GoldenberQ'eDoUnStdirs
Evening star., 1941-12-18
H0USEC0ATS

(27) Sample HousecoatS; OF ray.
on taffeta and rayon crepe, in
Wraparound and upper styles
Misses and women's sizes. Reg
4.99 to o6.99-----3.99
QO Flannel Robes; 1907 wool,
In upper and wraparound
styles. Sizes 80 to 81. Reg
795 .9S
GOfdenherd'S=Se Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-18
WINDOW SHADES

(56) Cloth Window Shades; in
dark green, 81" and 28" wide,
S and 6 It. long. Irregulars of
79c grade - ---34e
~ Venetian Blinds; 28" and
20" wide. "a" long. Sold as Is"
Reg. 498 --------I.50
12) Oilcloth Table Covers;
45x45" size. Reg. 4sc --z9e
(D Cedar Chest; floor sample.
Reg. $500 -------10.95
Goldenberg'"Thhd Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Open Until 9 Tonight & Every Night
MEMS WEAR

(SO Famous Mako Sweaters;
heavy ribbed cotton in pull
oyer style. Reg. 1s5---5se
~ Grey Work Shirts; rein
forced seams, size 10. Reg. 1.l0
44e
~ Knitted Glove and MufYler
Sets; white only. Reg 1.49 set
39s
~ Athletic Union Suits; Of
broadcloth and nainsook. broken
sizes. hregulars OF l.39 and
l.65 grades es------------29e
(l16 Mems Gloves; Of pigskin,
suede and cape feathers. Reg.
1.05 to 2.95 ---99e
(le2) Mems Hose and Shortees;
rayon and rayon plated. Reg.
16c ----------------5e
(1e Famous Make Bro&dcloth
Rjamas; broken sizes. Reg.
los and 249----9 -99e
(ls) Heavy F1annelstts Pajamas; /;
broken sizes. Iregulars Of
l.S9 10 l.65 grAdes -s6s
GoldsnberGS-kafn Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
UMBRELLAS

f49) Women's Umbrellas; 16-rib
spread, Of rayons, oiled silks
and celanese. Reg. l.59---I.09
1851 Women's Umbrellas: l6-
rib spread; variety Of materials
and colors. Reg. 800 and
$50 ----------2.3 80
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Full Fashioned
Silk Hose
Soc

Slight seconds OF Q well-known
make. All silk top to toe, ring
less chiffon In 3-thread weight.
Wanted colors. Sizes 812 to 10
in the group.
(I83) All-Silk Service Weight
Hose. with Isle top. Seconds
Of sec quality 39e
t218) Mercerized Cotton Hose,
heavy winter weight. Broken
sizes. Seconds Of 49c quail
l16) Run Resist Service Weight
Hose, of durable rayon. Irregu-
lars OF 49c quality y----29e
(l9D Full Fashioned Chiffon
Hose; 2 and 3 thread weights.
Mill mends Of 79c quality ---25e
GoldenberD's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
LINENS

G60) Cannon Dish Towels; alb
sorbent quality. Reg. l5c--loe
(72) Turkish Bath Mats; heavy
quality. Seconds Of 100 TO i.59
grades ----------------79e
112) 3-pc. Lace Chair Sets;
in ecru fllet lace. Reg. 69c
set 35e
1907 Printed TablecIoths; size
50x50". Reg. 69c c-------49e
800 Novelty Tablecloths; size
35x35".. Reg. 29c-----l5e
(22) Heavy Cotton Damask
Tablecloths; size 72x72" Reg.
l.99 50
Goldenberg's-Mnin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Odd Lots Of Soc TO
LOO Toileiries
SOC

Many. desirable e.tpalet sundries,
including busting WIDER.
bubble bath. pine cologne. st.
Denis dusting powder. shaving
mugs and many novelties.
~ Louis Philippe Angelus Sets;
regularly $500
(l6) Louis Philippe Angelus
Cologne; regularly 1.25 soc
tS) 1o-pc. Dresser Sets, In
beautiful gift boxes. Used Is
samples. Reg 8.95--S6. 90
Goldenber0'-Mdtn Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laiD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Cdit three tuH days and
receipe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
LEATHER GOODS

(l04) Genuine Leather Bill
folds; many with compartments.
initiated while you wait. Reg.
(59) Handbags; Of fabrics and
Du Pont fabricoids. Reg. 100
to 1913 8---66e
u26) Handbags; of fabricoids,
in grained. sculptures and calf
effects. Reg. soc and soc 44e
15) Mems and Boys Toilet
Kits; roll-up style, with fittings.
Reg. 1.29 ---97e
QD Overnight Cases; 1s, 81
and "a" sizes. Leather-bound
canvas. Reg. 500 to 7.50- -4.9s
(5) Wardrobe Cases; with
hanger. leather-bound canvas.
Reg. 1899 to 13s9-S.99
81 Mems 2-Suiters; saddle
stitched, with plaid or crash
lining. Reg. 11.99----8.94
az Fitted Cases; 18" size, black
with colored fittings. Reg.
(78) Handbags in feathers, fab
RIGS and simulated feathers.
Reg. 1.79 to 3.00--l.47
Golden bero's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
DRESSES

(47) Winter Dresses; Of rayon
crepe and rayon alpaca. in pas
tells and dark colors. Sales final.
Reg. 200 -----S8e
(150) Winter Dresses; Of rayon
alpaca. rayon crepe and wool
and rayon, in pastels, dark col
ors and black. Reg. 3.33 to 4.99.
2.69
(D Junior Misses 2-Pc. Dresses ;
black with white trim. Sizes 9
to II. Sales final. Reg. 7.95.
2.99
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18

The can can, the high kicking
dance, is now highly popular in
Mexico.