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Evening star., 1941-02-20
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 QP.-There was
good inquiry for specially items in the
cotton goods market today Substantial
amounts of coarse yarn fabrics and heavy
industrial constructions were taken and
prices were strong.
Woolen mills were said to be requesting
civilian buyers to postpone purchases until
is in order that mill men may determine
Just how much machinery can be con-
veniently allotted to meet civilian needs
All staple rayon numbers met good de-
mand with piled yarn fabrics the favorites.
Spot lots Of popular items brought small
premiums
Silk piece goods were neeIected.
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Reichsbunk Statement

BERLIN, Feb. 90 lP.-The Reichsbank
statement as of February IS, Compared
with that Of January 81, showed Gn
th0gsands Of ReiehsmaTks Gold and
bills Of exchange and checks, 14,136, 9SI:
decrease, 366,316; securities, "a 567; de-
crease, 1915; other assets, 1881 $50;
decrease $3.50; circulation, l3,274,95s;
decrease, 41S,729 sight deposits, 1891
$40; increase, 165,994; reserve ratio O.69
per cent; bank rate, 312 per cent.
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Construction Awards
More Than Double
Same 1910 Week
American Firms Also
Get Large Naval
Base Contracts
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Engineer-
ing construction awards this. week
totaled $126,113,O00, more than dou-
BILE the same week last year, Engi-
neering News-Record reported today.
In addition to this total, contracts
for the construction of air bases in
Bermuda, Newfoundland, Santa
Lucia, British Guiana, Trinidad and
Antigua valued at $34618,00O were
awarded to United States contrac-
tors
Awards for private construction
during the week were 81 per cent
greater than a year ago, while pub
lie work was 164 per cent greater.
Federal contracts were oven ten
times larger than the corresponding
week last year.
Comparisons follow:
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FPpUHTTUIe OUeS OF OIOCkS OF me IN = SOCk tIChonQe
11:00 AM 140 900 1900 Noon 25OO0O
100 P 100000 200 PM $4,000
Total Sales for the day, 100000
Unit OF trading
In bankruptcy under
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed
Rates OF dividend
mens based the qusrterly declaration
Unless otherwise noted special
included
E DIVIDEND IT * rights Also extras
Paid last Payable
far this paid or declared this
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Odd-Lot Dealings
BY the Associated Press.

by II7t hSSUOIdItu FItoos
The Securities Commission reported To-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for February l9
3001 purchases involving 73,2SS shares;
2,799 sales involving 1881 shares, IN
Guiding 1O2 short sales involving 2.755
shares.
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Tx piece goods were neglected
London Bar Silver

LONDON. Feb. 20 UP.-Bsf silver, 23A;
unchanged. Equivalent 423e cents)
Bar gold, 1855; unchanged. Equivalent
S33.s5) Exchanee, s403.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb 3O-Divderds de-
clsred. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Initial.
Pc Stock Of Pay
Mich Pub svc So pf
series of 1910 $3.50 Q 3-l5 Al
Cuban-Amer SUGAR
II pf $3.50 3-3 3-s
Do 5i2T pf S2.75 3-3 3-S
Increased.
Central Cold Storage CSC 3-5 8-15
Extra.
Asbestos Corp Ltd l5c - 3-l5 3-91
Gen Bottlers Inc sc p 2I5
Accumulated.
Easy w Ma r. pf lilac 3-l5 Al
Peabody Coal Sc, pf - 2-27 $40
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London Bank Repoft

LONDON, Feb. 20 LP.-The fifth in
crease in bullion in as many weeks raised
gold holdings OF the Bank of England to
81 $50 600, highest amount since last
July. the banks weekly statement disclosed
today.
The detailed statement follows lin thou
Evening star., 1941-02-20

Public-service railways in Brazil
ara expanding.
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Ratio. Of reserve to liabilities 16 per
cent compared with 1914 last week.
Bank rate, per cent.
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U. 5. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Feb 90 lP)-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty seconds:
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New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK, Feb 20 OP.-Bar silver,
34A, unchansed.
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By Private Wire Direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales Ne
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close chs
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Potomac. where the party will take
place, is one of the lovely old estates
of nearby Virginia. In addition to
honoring her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, the party also will serve as a
farewell to her friends for the sum-
mer, as Mrs. Worthington will leave
June for Greenwich, Conn. to
spend the summer.
Pan-American Union
Plans Interesting Program.
The Pan-American Union has an
interesting program for the next few
weeks and while the events for the
most will be indoors, guests never
theless will have opportunity of
viewing the exquisite gardens Of the
imposing building on lower Seven
teenth street. On the afternoon Of
May % there will be the opening Of
the works of Sonora Narino Munez
del Prado, Bolivian sculptress; May
27at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
Rosita Arguello Salvoran, soprano,
will give recital and on May 20, mo-
ton pictures of Mexico made by Mr..
Henry Gray will be shown. The Pan
American Union Building also will
be the scene Of the exhibition of
Antonio Sotomayor, Bolivian artist,
and June II lecture will be given
there by DR.. Jorge Americana on
Brazil Of Today" The first of the
summer concerts is set for June "a
and, weather permitting. this affair
will be held In the Aztec garden.
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Hart
Continued From Page DID

Gil. Before this latter function Mrs.
Roosevelt attended the Junior
League horse show, entertained 25
members of the senior class of the
Arthurdale High School and heard
members of the New York Institute
for the Education of the Blind.
Another group that will enjoy the
White House gardens this week will
be the newspaper men and women
who will be feted Wednesday night.
While dancing will take place in the
east room, many will enjoy the cool
ness of the terrace and wander about
under the big trees on the lawn.
Terrace of Guggenheim Home
Scene of Delightful Party.
The attractive terrace Of the home
of Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm at 2700 Macomb street was the
mecca for members of residential
and diplomatic society yesterday.
The party was originally planned by
Mrs. Guggenheim as a little tribute
to Col. Guggenheim in celebration
of his birthday anniversary with
only small number of their friends
present, but, like Topsy, the party
"just grew and grew" until when it
was in full swing there were some
thing like $50 guests on the scene.
The fete also was to honor the Gug-
genheims' house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Trott of Andover, Mass, and
Mrs. Alva B. Court of White Plains,
N.
Mrs. Guggenheim and her house
guests received in the spacious living
room, where clusters Of peonies filled
large vases, and in the drawing room
where tea was served similar flowers
were used. But it was on the terrace
that guests fingered. Here refresh
ing beverages were served and when
the hosts had greeted the large COM
pany they joined their guests on the
terrace, where Towering shrubs gave
charming background for the roses
and tulips.
Mrs. Guggenheim chose for her
party a becoming gown of beige and
green, the shirtwaist bodice of the
beige print and the skirt Of the green
with a tiny red pattern. Assisting
Mrs. Guggenheim at the tea table
were Nine. Prochnik, Mrs. Jouett
Shouse and Nine. Bonesco.
Ropers to Entertain
At Garden Party Wednesday.
Another garden party that will
claim the social rays will take place
Wednesday with the former Secre-
tary of Commerce and Mrs. Daniel
c. Roper as the hosts. The garden
of the home of the former cabinet
officer at 3001 Woodland drive is
noted for its variety Of flowers,
which for the most part were planted
by Mrs. Roper. There are roses
galore and dainty old-fashioned
flowers border the pond on the lower
terrace, which boasts many old trees
and shrubs.
Still another outdoor party will be
that given next Sunday by Mrs.
Ralph Worthington, who will enter
tain in honor of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Keefe, who will come from their
country place on the Main Line,
near Philadelphia. Mrs. Worthing-
tons home, River-Farm- the
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christensen and Mrs. Wyatt c.
Trainer.
Sweetpeas in the dining room and
a profusion of peonies in the living
room added to the attractiveness of
Mrs. Thompson's lovely home.
This afternoon found a large
number of Alexandrians participat-
ing in the Pohick lawn party and
fair which was held on the estate
of Judge and Mrs. John w. Price
Among those assisting were Mrs.
Herbert r. Haar, Miss Harriet Hill
Mrs. Milton K Lockwood, Mrs. Anna
Boal Wickes, Miss Anna Bryant Hill
and Miss Ida Wood Hill.
Mrs. John Leadbeater left last
wee kto open her summer home in
New Hampshire. En- route she will
visit for a few days in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie l.. Dram are
the guests in Troy, N. Y, of Mrs.
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Alexandria Social Interest
Centers on 'Mikado'
Mrs. Paul W. Thompson Gives
Luncheon; Pohick Lawn Fete
Held at Price Estate
Held at Price Estate

ALEXANDRIA, Va May 17soa interest this past week has been
preparations the performance from
tonight Mikado which promises be another hghght in
o programs fine music.
Henry Mr. and Mrs. Irwin and
Philip Mcguire Streng Paige
l.
Dlard Mr. and Mrs Harry Raci Dr. and Mrs John
Samuel Moncue Mr. Mrs Norman
Randolph Wees
Mrs Aherton Macondray George Hohen
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Andrew Clarke, Miss Clarence
Snowden, Mrs. Macdonald Douglas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred M. Houghton and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings Of Washing
ton, Mrs. Oscar Woodring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Book, Mr.. Buel Patch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Garnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Willard,
Mrs. Clarence Leadbeater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Field, DR.. and Mrs. j..
Cameron McCluer, Mr.. John Nicols,
Mr.. Raymond Sammons, Mr.. Rus
sell Ratcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warfield, Mr.. Charles Worthem, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kraemer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernes Smith.
Mrs. Paul w. Thompson
Entertains at Luncheon.
Mrs. Paul w. Thompson enter
tanned at luncheon Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Herbert D. Zogen of
Pittsburgh and Mrs. Zogen's sisters,
Mrs. Henry Hayes Stansburry of
New Rochelle, N. Y, and Mrs.
Joseph A. Cranston of Washington.
Mrs. Zogen and Mrs. Stansburry are
the guests in Washington of their
mother. Mrs. W. Eugene Elliott.
Other guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. Roscoe C. Crawford, Mrs. Cliff
ton r. Hunt. Mrs Arthur w Pente
Mrs. James L. Greene and Mrs.
Charles H. Bonesteel of Fort Bel
voir, Mrs. John L. Person and Mrs.
Thomas North of Washington and
Mrs. George Van w. Pope, Mrs.
Joseph S. Gorlinski, Mrs. James G..
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Miss Robin Bride
Of MIR. Meyers

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Rosalie Robin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Robin, to Mr.. Horace j. Meyers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Meyers,
in Alexandria, Va, April 26, the
ceremony being performed by
Rabbi Hugo Schiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers have re-
turned from their honeymoon in
Richmond and are now at home
at 1920 Fuller street.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

hSSN@
we might put il into production"
Or O husbond is often won't
to coll up in the late otter
noon and soy: Honey, you'd
better plan on meeting me at
the studio for dinner. We're
running some rough reels Of
'Fontosio' tonight and Walt
wonts to get some outside
reactions" "Fontosio," Dis
ney's newest production is now
at the Notionol Theotre.
Some of the Disney wives
ore girls who originally worked
in the studio themselves. gen.
erIy os mixers or pointers.
Wives also find themselves
posing by the hour so thot their
husbands con moke up some
chorocter sketches. Most Of
them know thot when they don
old sIocks and hoe the vegetable
garden, they're IiobIe to Iond
on the woll Of some studio
workroom.
"Nothine's Scored" declared
Disney wives, but we love it,"
Evening star., 1941-05-18

SCHULTZ SALON.
Treatments admin
is t ere d by Mrs.
Schultz and Ann
Schoos formerly
with Enlile). You'll
enjoy sun rays pro-
d NC ed by ultra
violet and mira red
lamps; pine needle
tonic, mineral va
pors and herb oil
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Louise Imboden
To Wed Mr.. Martin

Mrs. Walter w. Imboden an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Louise Shepherd
Imboden, to Mr.. Noel D. Martin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan
Martin of Arlington, Va. The we'd
ding will take place early in June.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Will Be HOnored

The Secretary OF Labor, Miss
Frances Perkins, will leave this
afternoon for Atlantic City,
where tomorrow she will be given
an award by the Federation OF
Women's Clubs which is conven-
ing this week.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Movie Note.

Being O Disney wife is just like
being on oetuaI working mem
Der Of Walt DisnsY's stoff,
spoases of the studio onimotors,
story men, ond directors de-
clare. In the first place. q
Disney wife is used TO her hus-
bonds bringing home oil sorts
of stories and soyinq: "WoIt
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wonts to
k n o W If
you'll read
this to
Junior and
see il he
likes il.
We think
moybe it's
q little
too soph-
ticoted,
b if
adults and
kids both
S e e m TO
like il, il
LII. IL
Evening star., 1941-05-18

bat this enemy and
efface it entirely-via
inweaving or reweav-
ing two methods
that repair moth
holes, rips, snags
and cigaret burns in
silk, woolen and fine
linen. Prices are the
most reasonable in
town. 6l3 18th ST
Evening star., 1941-05-18

ican Glass, An
tiques, Furni- .
ture and Bric-a-
B r c. Unusual
gifts for the
b r / d e. A n d
prices start at
ST. 90. 113 8
CONN. AVE. at
Evening star., 1941-05-18

It's so easy--When
you put yourself in
the hands Of the
capable, sym p a -
thetic teachers at
t h e L E r o Y
T H A Y E r
STUDIO. Brush
up on your fox trot
and W a altz steps.
Learn to rumba,
a1aro a-I fo~nN
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Be better dancer this summer and
have better time. It's so much
fun, too. Private or class lessons
you be the judge. 1918 CONN.
AVE. Phone MET. 4121.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

(after all, one knows the wonder.
full reputation of the Raleigh -.
you'll see an exciting revue of sum-
mer fashions (the play clothes, day.
time things and formal dresses) -.
and you'll thrill to the music Of
Bert Bernath and his orchestra.
Why not plan to entertain at lunch
con next Saturday. Give a small
or large party-your guests will love
it. Luncheon is 81 complete. For
reservations-call Mr.. Arthur-NA.
1910.
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u II l u 3 3 out,
barring one
layer Of net.
And they're all
s A M PIE S.
All priced for
less. You'll
find a wonder
full collection
Of cott on S,
light = weight
silk prin t S
and lin e n S
her shopping,
2519 l4th ST.
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/" AN ENCHAN TIN G.
NOOK" is Mary
Frances Bartz's "WHAT-NOT-
SHOP" It's filed to overfiowing
Evening star., 1941-05-18

the famous cat exercises based on
the cat-stretch theory using this
tough, elastic 'Lithe-Line" inven-
ton used to stretch every part
Of the figure. And you'll take to it
as a cat takes to cream. Get one
tomorrow remember, it's only
$500 >. and you'll find it in the
Toiletries Department. First floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
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g. "..HEALTH FIRST
slender figure follows
in the new Arnold De Luxe Re-
clining binet at JENNIE
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'%%%@%A
:. PUBLIc ENEMY NO. ~
is the cigaret burn that
completely ruins your suit or dress.
The STELO LOS COMPANY can COM
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Grams parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Nal. They arrived in Troy in time
to observe Mothers Day and will re-
turn to their home here next week.
Mrs. Herbert Fairfax Leary, who
has been the guest of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bryant, left Wednesday for
Honolulu to join Rear Admiral
IearY.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

. . and it's
only $500 at
THE PALAIS
r o Y A L,
Copy cats,
says Vogue,
if you'd like
a better fig
ure! Helena
r u b instein
has created
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Chicken and
W a f f lie S
S m it hfeld
Ham, Coun-
try frie d
c hi cken -
and glorious
S poonbread.
I t. S T H E
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Helene keeps you posted every Sunday and Wednes-
doy-on whot is new-on where to find it-on where
to 90! Consult her! She will be delighted to help YOU
Evening star., 1941-05-18
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" A ID PEP TO YOUR
STEP" years to
your life at ANNE T. KELLYS.
All puffiness will disappear 80. the
Evening star., 1941-05-18

pounds and inches
W i'll practically
melt away. Ten
spot" reducers-
exercise or mas
sage, $12.50. Ten
half - hour mas
sages with steam
c a b met or sun
lamp, S17.50. Ten
full = hour treat
Evening star., 1941-05-18

IUNCHRNS
. In the
PAIL MALL
ROOM of the
H o T E L.
r RALEIG H,
every Satur-
day. You'll of
course, enjoy
the most de-
liciOlls food 8
Evening star., 1941-05-18

h a We h ad
their man.
tailored suits
made to Or
der by those
m e MS tai-
lors: BRUCE
HUNT, INC.
You can Or
Evening star., 1941-05-18

FOOTWEAR
. and the
only place in
town you can
get them is
r o S S -
s A T q r N.
Only S5.95
a n d $7.95
(regularly to
Evening star., 1941-05-18

often (and well)
of you--try the
magic of flowers.
Such a gift (sent
constantly bears
eloquent t testi-
ony of your
h ou ghtfulnesS.
So before leaving
place an order
for "her" favorite
Evening star., 1941-05-18

mentS, S25. 1929 F ST. Ma. 1856.
%%%~%%.
" TOO GOOD FOR WORDS
are the good times you'll
remember and remember when you
90 to the HON SHOW
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Il" JUST A HOP. SKIP AND
JUMP FROM TOWN"
-. serving mammoth Steaks with
French Fried Onions, Creamed
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go w OUT DANCING"

your popularity stock scars upl So
why not learn to dance beautifully.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

der them now~ in fine tropical
fabrics and gabardines made
to your measure for only s26.50.
Have them tailor a pair of con-
trasting slacks-and wear your suit
jacket with them. Second floor,
women's department-613 14th ST.
H r FAVE YOUR FOOT
' PRINTS" In stun
ming popular white SAKS
FIFTH AVENUE discontinued"
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Edward Truebloods Give
Fete for Latin Americans.

. SsO AoA <AkkxSi ASduSs
The assistant chief of the Division
of Cultural Relations OF the State
Department and Mrs. Edward G.
Trueblood entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening at their home on
Duke street for several of the Latin
American visitors who have been
widely feted during their stay in
Washington.
Representative and Mrs. J. Joseph
Smith of Connecticut have as their
mouse guests the Representatives
mother and sister, Mrs. James 4.
Smith and Miss Margaret Smith.
They will leave Tuesday for their
home in Waterbury, Conn.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul L. ,Ristroph,
who left last week on a trip to Okla
honla, have gone on to New Orleans
and are expected to return some
time next week.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

H C-T-R-E-T-C-H LIKE A
CAT with Helena
Rubinstein's 1.-THE LINE" "a
gadget that makes it fun to exercise
Evening star., 1941-05-18

g wn q n d
t r ouss e a u
clothes. Bridal
gowns from
SIS. Dresses
from $500.
Hens from
75c. Also re-
modelling and
1t ations.
pit. 305), 18th
i $500.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

BLACK LANTERN INN, 18 miles
out on Lee Blvd near Fairfax
4. . Route so. Dinners S1.00 to
s150. Phone FAIRFAX 277
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the corner OF De
Sales st. (Grafton Hotel Bldg).
Evening star., 1941-05-18

3 to 9. widths AAA to c. Fen
ton, Vlykrie, Brevity and Debutante
lasts. 1911 CONN. AVE.
E TALK ABOUT CUCUM-
BERSl". the dresses
that MOLLIE zEICENER has Just
received are just about the coolest
Evening star., 1941-05-18
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&" 60 YOU'RE GOING TO
BE MARRIED." Why
not let HELENE, that young genius
Of dressmaking, design your bridal
Evening star., 1941-05-18

&c To MAKE SOME ONE
80 THINK OF YOU" If
you have to be away from one you
esteem and want her to think
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Very Specially Priced!

eTy opeCTHty FF1CPU!
Punjob 8O-Squore PercoIe Prints
discontinued patterns mean this low prce)
"Foiryspun" Sheer Muslin Prints (Disc't'd
Fine Oinnities in Dainty Printed Designs
Lovely Lingerie Botiste in New Prints
1t isn't every day you find such quality cottons such
low price, So buy generously for all your sewing needs.
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-30

Enough to send any little girl In
roptures! Frocks as pretty-os-o-
picture, Prints, broodcIoths, stripes
and novelty cottons. AppIiqued or
novelty trims. Wide swing skirt,
bodice style. Sizes 3 to 6x.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
WASHABLE RAYO
Regularly 49c to 69c!

Regularly 49C to 6VC!
. Thick-ond-T Thin Lovely Printed Royons
Extra Fine Quality Printed Spun Royons
. Crown Tested Royon Crepe Prints
. Pacific Mills Messy Royon Crepes
Spun Royon Gobordne in Plain CoIors
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Sale! Wool-Rayons and
FINE WOOLENS
Regularly 100 to I.95!

. Sheer Dress Fabrics in Spring Colors
. Handsome Cootines and Suitnes
. Striking New Novelty Weoves and Textures
Here your complete Spring wordobe-ot enozing low
price Street ond posteI shodes-oso navy and black.
54-nch width. Buy for several smart costumes
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-02-07
HOLT YTOOD s. IS ALASKA

Tom jackson, local photographer
is showing Alesl<a, IN colCr to
Hollywood. Wien III. Jackson CALL
cd on soIe te chnici fri ends in
tho film capital and they loa1ne
that lie had some ALASKA movies
tn hin, they arranged to have
them shown in q special audi to1iur1.
Two hundred fifty persons we're
present who became SO onthused thov
asked Jockson to repeat the show
no7zt dag. The second s1oUi nt3 ound
the auditorium Fl Il cd to its cap
ocity Of 1900, and 1t was crowded
at all of the subsequent sao"ings,
q dozen il all. Jackson received
eo1c hioh con:plilaen is Oh HI 6 color
york, ospo ciolly the Natcnuslza
Valley pictures. The pi ctllros
Will soon be On the marriott Tor the
public to soos thro,' g,lort the
Uni ted States.
Dana LoDuc hes Finally bro
ken llol, oxcoll Ont record Of not
missing One dC.y Of school in four
woarss We arc s o1'ry TO hoar that
Dana IS i'll vi tn tile noaslos.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-02-07

Lar Adelaide Cont Prom pcgo 81
h0bnobs II tn the girls. my DON'T
you form { local in Jour laying
house? &ou should plan your work
SO you Gcn't have to keep y ur
nose to the grinds tone ell the
time. If you're Interested, Let re
know and I'LL give you { lot Of
good point 2rs IN ny nesit lettcr.
1 sec ny favori to nost is
just vacated, SO I'LL close now and
go lay on CSC. 1ou know, on egg,
O day keeps the ak ava.
FQnriCtta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Auker SeekinQ
20 Victories

Eden Auker, away TO the bes
start he has had in years, IS look
ing forward 10 a possible 20-vlc
tory season with the St. Loui
Browns. He has chalked up tWt
wins already tins Spring iHCiud
ing one over Buck Newsom, th'
Tiger top hurler- in the opening
game in St Louis. The CLEVELAND
Indians were his other victims.
Auker, who did yeoman serv
ice with The Tigers during then
pcnnant winning days IN 1884 ant
80 believes the Brownies are II
for great year.
1--WE aren't talking about
where we'll finish. bat most of
us are looking for berth in the
first division" Eden said before
Yesterdays game at Briggs Sta
dunn. Our infield il sound. The
added experience has helped a
couple of the boys. Our outfield
IL good and the boys can hit.
I'm sure the pitching will he bet
ter this wear than the Browns
have had in many seasons.
johnny Allen, Fred OSternuller
and Denny GalehOuse viii help
us quite a bit.
But most important. our club
j. hustling. Well turn in bad
games once In awhile but we
won't be "A futile ball club. We
are aiming for spot in the top
bracket. Maybe third or fourth.
Most important. well make the
race closer. Nobody can figure
90 have big edge over us in
the seasons series.
Those Yankees are hitting
and may he a big threat. Cleve-
land and Detroit are sure con
tenders, hut we feel We are a.
good a. the rest. Time will tell
just how good we are, but We
know we are better than last
season"
Auker makes his home in De.
troit in the off season. He work.
for the MidweStern Abrasive Com
pany, which has a factory in De
troit and a new one IN OWoSSC
The Aukers have adopted DO!
Just a few weeks old and Eden y
willinr to talk about his son tC
any &c who will stop and listen
He has purchased a new home here
and will move in in September
Mrs. Auker and James Emory are
in St. Louis.