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Evening star., 1946-12-11

COLORED-end ST. NE. near Union Sta
tsnns gs rms ana pth sa5e doWn
EUafHsiEs RnSaf heaior sssS SOS n CAPITOL Ma
COIIORED-1155 MORSE st. n.e.--vaeant.
TO be renovated; Colonial tspe, six rooms;
bath, hot-water heat. cleo, front and
asge aogse lot sei1 rs m
TssR0nss,f Tal Tsyior s4ss Eve
eoatSsE eeohoTE6elS 629 18Th asb It "a
p$SgR EsSHS| = 4 kIsseS; IsSas E B s2s
sated; sfse SasHsS garage. DAVID g. KIRscH. pI.
coah1oREp-so5 9th ST. N.E-s,family,
fdSe1 fbsE1sRa. MHi Room Roo 0us SIS. Bond BLDG, sA
cccoiL1oREp-BRooKLAND. a4os 18th St
Semidet tapestry brick, apts. l vacant
asss sss ca. d9xR MRS pizHiRS FL De
cs ccsoLPoHkEhDs@vAcANT-1mmediate PH hsee posses
ion Tile lSea Sss oa o sso 81 heat
+. isoGs Il. HINfoN. DE, i7lo. r.. 45s5. week
esaoh.oR2pmsEsr saa. ReEains 81 NE. BuYLBeautita
homes from S4 800 upward. Mis-. bANhS
oLoRED-Ss. Ss.s50-Modern 6-room briei
INV h.; near l4th and ne GE- $500
leves, MIR. MINKOFF, GE. 26sl.
sts ne-S large rms. and baths. brick
lh.-w h.. coal; recreation rm., 100-ft rea
yard; Al condition, Very conVenien
days; Sun. IL to 5. VIM. CALOMIRI
PROPERTIES. 10l2 1fth st. NV. D'
/ c0IoRED - ESQ DOWN - pesirabl
me section-6-rm. and 2-bath brick
b. .-w.h., coal; arranged as income property
Owner says sell; priced to sell: act quickly
lCaiI TIN pm weekdays; Sun. IL to 5
WM. CALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, 1o1:
18th st. NV. pI. 1e55, -14
/ tached brick, s lovely rms. and bath
1h.-w.h., coal; large yards; Al condition
Very convenient terms. For details cal
| TIL g D m, weekdays: SUM-, IL to s.. VIM
iCALOMIRIS PROPERTIES, 1o12 18th st
NV. DI. 1855. -
Evening star., 1946-12-11

COLORED-ATTENTION; income property
Two 2-families, 1900 block N. Capitol:
Arcolas: 90 rooms; 4 kitchen and bath;
/ baths: SI4.750 each; $1,000 cash. First
commercial.
Coiored-Excellent rooms--First com
mercial; 300 blk Ga. ave-; full basement:
SI4,g5O, $500 cash. Call F. H. HINTON,
DE ITi0, FIR 4T65 weekdays 9-6; AT,
5I41 after 6 weekdays and Sun. morning
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--k.E. Cont.

HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont .
SOUNDS. Urand s beaat. n prewar-Sulit dst. brick
Ia oas.a k,s md esS5 .s.,s. ssdsmis nisS.;
EgsTIas EsSs Is q n'Rs BREsREgasTSEsa gsSs iias Eye g.
GGh;E5aSWAY ri; 5sSyS SECTION, NE. convenient te
shopping, schools and quick transp;-Tnls
home is row brick built about ih h,;r,os1 ysasi1
comfort bat 81 nome III eain-eondisoned heating
3 5a 4. MclKziEsEl;vER. INC pI. 97oS: ia ,,
RIVER TERRACE; S., s,g5e-Loyely broom
M 1yst Terms tff sss fas ess
" 6RNkR aase oacGrfEp ~ S Il II and s's available
days onsain'n: condtl9n 1ss.
rooms, tiled bath: equipped kitchen, IN
cluding electric refrigerator. reasonable
ess snlanea iNSesrssT SRs RHEssese co. :. $780,
sPseuIAiIvE slpl 3 R Al OPPORTUNITY - Large
semidet brick near Easiern aign coHsist sesD9
In ing Of furnished apartments. 5 Kitchens,
2h baths: shaFing excellent returns: va va
sased san Sscs ssnpse ca
VESTMENT Co, RE. $3.50, till 8 pm. !.
BRICK. new-house cond., abt; yrs. old;
tarsi tiea sne sasRs R witt 5sR e1Se ass and
Frfr,ds., mostly furn: Price. $1,000; ;oIgT oTp.
EpM1g Inv g0sf E. as % RsaF ss sasG0s
hsaasha s6ShEs asl9 9rxkk x s'e 18th ana gpshur
aed ps sgt aeE shRs
rm., r dinette, lovely, side porch, garage; &c,
9Th ns4Hla terms call tn 1,9 gm st n LEo M M
s4oo. Washingtons Complete Real
ESso Essaote b5onWN9sao 5nssisa.lg99sa corbin pl ne. of
tion, improvements. full basement built-ir
garage. Call cox, DI; 4254.
1901 BLAINE ST; N,Ei "a min MINI. corpe, ave
bTiek, tsss aim almost perfect condition. Auto gas
heat. full basement, laundry trays, storm
doors, storm windows. insulated: Nice
fenced yard. $1,000 down. Call cox
Is CIRsITTENDEN, of N. Capitol; owner must
sell for what the market will bring, 6-rm
home: lge,, bright liv. rm., din. rm. and
modern kitchen, bedrms;;; tile bath, full
ships cox tsEms e9 S5u T RH '9ys 1885, j.
POSSESSION. RS $1,000; terms: colmar
Manor, Md large rooms and 2 baths
det, ash. shingle: fun basement, h-wh. :agdt
days; days sun. IL to 5. WILLIAM Gallo
Minis PROPERTIES. 1ol2 18th st. NV
sMi.e5o 81 oDowN-1eoo block Summit pl. ne
20 rooms and bath, brick, full basement
coal h-wh large yards, p9rcaes; asG wi,b Al
paymeass like rent. Can % III cpIaSIRis pn Tssk
sRopEsTiEs, fassi snfi lois I7th St. NV 81. 1855
- Ia
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent nice furnished
house; oil heated. Call IzUR1ETA, at
once hours, AID. 1900. Ia
furnished apartment in Alexandria or vi
einity. Call LU. 5043. L.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
COLORED m NE. - Exchange
for apartment. Call Ii. e596 or AT. 76S2.
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NEAR 18th AND GALLATIN STS. N.W.-6
Closed close real rear M porches. full basement. INV h,
ss s ts sssa IN fa esToSiSfs III SsoSEE
GoKsER gEa els Bnick h5k ss EsT OF Fl iets Nv
% lovely rms and baths; gas heat; rec.
eonv:, located; very Convenient terms: For
to VIM cALoMIRIss PROPERTIES
ihMMEp1arE hMGlaE l1th E. IS down;
desirable NV, section: rooms and bath
Ssss g prssa s !. ssss :
e 600 s. ca WM tn sssfdass ssa
T2akoMA 121So a9h FARk Fl RS Rb nj i05R
room. dinette and de luxe kitchen lge
Hsaami isTes bsd9m Rsaa I'll 'To fsnsee
s. s.. MEzsELL' Wo 1921. a..,..,, 80.
Sds Sriek home, Aon On large ri lot. With trees; IS
floor, reception hall, living room. bricl
fireplace, dining room. powder ROOM
saea oap nGsdTo bsdrooms. a.ose9 tiled sub Baths sleep
mEAsSEa, Ne gSTineSWi Wo. sss sss1. garage ' :
I16 NORMANDY DR., Silver Spring. Md
Beautiful abrck ,at hSe rae.as lst Sor dnste arg,
luxe kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath. 2ne
floor, bedrms.; plumbing completed fol
2nd bath; large, level yard; recreation
dition dGS% u hEsI e D. MEAsELI Wo. ssai
SILVER SPRING, MD, SOB Schuyler I'd
nsst MobsossH e5 sT II H srss o
setting of beautiful pine trees: leMrg. M
LESLIE b. MEAsELL. wO. 6221.
se3 BONIFANT ST., Silver Spring. Md
Beautiful brick home on lot 5Oxl67, biks
east of Georgia ave-; nrst noor' nyni n
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tile bath; End moor,
BEDROOMS, BEDROOMS, tile tile bath. recreation room. IRE
s ooI OIL rents ons1 ses soT $50
be sure to inspect this home 4 you q. q!
LESLIE 2. MEAsEIL' - S.o:t We: o22Il| ri: = C.
Beautiful center-haii Colonial home, on! cnl!
& years old; immaculate conaitiGn, niKs
Conn. ave; 1st floor, reception nal, iarg.
Hnhs dinins rpo room. S library With bath. de lux!
kitchen;. End noor,, large bedrooms.
tiled baths; recreation room; gas air-con
dits1nsa F ssaE MA ssTsssw wo fsnfsaa Ssa rear
lFSNiI NV IIIsSTISNes 81 'cSooMING ~ daliy-Man
come In end ten us What you want
sTRosYgRo sgorq ssiS iSSIascemdst as fye aa sloq brick
rms, & baths oil heat. we'll built. dne out
| look. Ample parking space in rear: Idea
fgr qssanHisaWSn H WnodYaes hsaasussltsrs nlr 7ese
rAKoMA pARK-pream bungalow, S rms n
br. AZ yrs. old; nice liv. rm., din. rm
| with attic lge. enough for Q bedrms. an,
| bath; full dry basement, space for lgs
rec. nm. gas .h.-w.h. This is 2 real bu
81 sion Si'Tooi To inspect. sa .i eaH scHof!Efi
CO.., AID. 6O00sor TR. 3207. I'D
Evening star., 1946-12-11

EDW H. JONES & CO.. INC, $3.50 Conn.
5 BETHESDA, MD, ss1 500 One Of our
room, kitchen, 8 bedrooms, Q double size;
attic insulated, heated: attached garage:
ssms until 'hsRse' p sDwHRb sf All JonSs
a.YEAR-oLD Jli AaoL BRICK, s15.s5o "A bed.
rms: bedrms and tile bath on 1st door;
living room with fireplace: rem . dinst.s ann nc
burner: .iew-house condition; fenced ano
wooded lot. Homewood, Rensington, Mo
aSt Ts nsDsss s cal HDW4hD VIZ SiGo ,osss 4'f
M. NEW HAMPSHIRE at Quincy st. NV
Comfortable home for small family and 2
house So sssi rented as as rooms brinsins In s15i
monthly q y s 4Ynsr e sayHgs city Scndn1 ss
sRANNER. IHsa sa1asId 81 774o: evening. Or basS
MUST BE SOLD NOw-Poss. this week
Make offer 431 Rittenhouse st. NV. Det
s-room, 2-story home. unfnished attic
"a Tsigr nasoi oh..v heat at: a rms RON on snd H.
sES|n,], q s. ss5 sssSs''sss
LESS THAN s BLOCKS from Dupont
houses characteristic Of the neighborhood
8 stories. concrete cellar, hot-water heat
electricity and gas, 1st-hoor kitchen, large
garage: living room 81 feet long plus bay
dinirg room 14x17 feet, hreplaces In both
front bedroom larger than living room ans
bedroom to rear Of this I4x17 feet. eacf
viii, fireplace; parquet flooring on Isl
story except kitchen and pantry. Vacant
Can be had at fair price to settle estate
LOUIS 2: SHOEMAKER. 17I9 & st. NV.
MA 1166.
.BETHESDA"-Only few years old, thi
lovely detached corner brick home has (
rms, 2 baths. rec. rn; With fireplace @ s at
session with deed. Priced low for quicl
sale. Cell NE. 1143 until 9 pm. ]
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor
occupied. Apt. on second floor rented fol
S75 month. Oil heat: rooms. ! baths
| Price. $13,b0O. EDWIN 1: ELLIS, Realtor
Evening star., 1946-12-11
YETERANs. ATTENTI0N. IN ahN-Fo

let Is. j, CHIVEILk
that this office canva
ton Of Washington
vidual house you ar,
is located at 341S
open till 8 pm. Or
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
From the Hat:

From the Hat:
WHEN Ford dealer Harry
w Newman. once the toast Of
Michigan football fans. found
himself with 80 CT customers
and lust one sedan. he put $50
numbers in his hat and had a
drawing.
The winner was TI5 Frank
Gaal. former Cooley High
School grad. and there wasn't a
murmur from any of the other
vets because Frank won. The
21-year-old lost leg above the
knee in the battle of the Bulge
where he was taken prisoner Of
war.
As matter Of fact a Ger
man doctor did the amputation.
Franks very happy about the
car. for he can get around his
home town now. He has a drly-
er'S license from Lansing, and OF
course his alma mater. Percy
Jones. checked him cut before
he left, with an army driving
test.
He's doing fine. Our best
wishes, Frank
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Film Time Clock

ADAMsC"Leaye DAMis-o Her to Heaven" Il m.
Hay l2.49. 3.4s, 6:47, $40 p m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL-"The Stork Club. %
u 81, 3.4s. 1908, 1922 p. m. ''Foliow
That Woman" ll;20 a. m, 2:37, 5:54,
9. II =. m.
CINEMA once There Was Girl" IL
noon 2.05, 40, 6.l5, $40. lO25 p m.
Christmas slippers l:34, 3.39. 5;44, 7:49,
DoWNTowN-"Ds Dsltons Ride Again. &" 12.17.
248, 5.l9. SIC. lO.47 p. m. Stage SHOW,
las, 4:19. 7.15, 9.46 p m
FISHER - Anchors Aweigh,' 2:1S, $40
1920 D. m, "A Medal for Benny" l. S,
FOX-" Boston RlatkIe." 11.1e a. m. 3: 2:o7.
i2,55 s-is. 5.57 s.o5 Ills p m.
2:47 6.34, 1921 p m. "A Medal for
Benny" 20, 5l6. ao3 p. m.
MICHIGAN Antonio" " 1927, 3:46.
7:O5, 1924 p. m The strange Mr.. Gre
CORY" ll:23 a. m, 2.42. 6:ol, e2o p m,
PALMscsTATL - s99nbonnett sue" os s,
1925. 3.47. T.O6 1925 p. m.
LENFNS-LateSt news events, short sub
jects from a m. 10 II p. m.
UNITED ARTIsTs-"The. Lost Weekend. -
IIlS a. m. 2.53, 6.3l. 1000 p. m
People arc Funny 05, 4:43. s:2l p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Commissions Open
For Regular Army

Applications from officers who
served in the Army of the United
States for commissions in the
regular army must be received
by the adjutant general in Wash
ington by March /, it was an
nounced here today.
Appointments will be made
through the rank of major. The
age limit is 4S.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
nphony Offers
Varied Program

play climaXed by a perfect gem
of sequence to Miranda, which is
one Of the most charming Wig
netteS we've heard in some time.
Why this is not played more
often, we don't know, because it
reveals a delicate side of Sibelius
like the Swan of Tuonela' and is
an ideal concert offering.
A rapturouS rendition of those
eVer-popular waltzes from Rich
ard Strauss Der RoSenkavalier"
swept the concert TO close.
The spirited Overture to MIC
olai'S Merry Wives of Windsor"
was the opener of the evening.
&
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

p edia tries
has had TO
" Q a r leg
m kcup 10
the for IN a !
ConNC nuon
fun elton
here the last
two days
The hose
supply she
brought with
her from her
Seattle home
collapsed and
leg paint is
al llDetroit
$ hops can
offer the deS-
lparato visitor.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
U0IdOuI:
WILLIAM Ma

WILLIAM NAGEL. who has
w been postmaster and city
controller for our town. says he
listens 10 radio less than any
other adult male. This despite
radios special favoFs In his di-
rection.
Hurrying to keep a morning
appointment, Nagel, his face
half covered with lather,
stopped his shaving TO run down
stairs and answer his telephone
in his Indian Village home.
He wouldn't have bothered. he
said. except he had an impor-
tant business deal on.
The voice on the phone de-
manded the initials of the Fyfe
Co.
Lathered and seething i'm
wardly, NageI answered that his
late good friends name was
Richard Henry.
''You've Don $500" said
the voice.
Nagel said that II he could he
excused he would continue his
shaving.
When the check came
promptly. Nagel says he turned
il over TO his pet charity.
He still doesn't listen. He's
too busy with his evening paper.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

IT WAS indeed a diverting and
varied program which the Detroit
Symphony offered for its Twelfth
Subscription concert last night in
Masonic auditorium
The assisting artist was Arthur
Shepherd. the critic and composer
who conducted a first perform
ance here Of hiS"own First Sym
phony, a work, entitled Hori-
IONS"
Apropos of its title. it takes
in Just about everything as far
as the ear can reach. Rather than
a symphony, it is a suite of four
musical pictures, of the West,
Westward, The Lone Prairie, ;"
The Old Chisholm Trail" and
Canyons .
The whole score needs editing,
for each movement is too lengthy
and tedious and while it has GER
tain movements which approach
tonal grandeur, as in the final
Canyons, which was the best
of the four from both the stand
point of audience appeal and
composition, Mr.. Shepherd says
nothing that hasn't already been
stated by Aaron COPELAND or Ferde
Grofe, in more concise musical
terms.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Perfect Host:

ONE widely known jeweler
" here has several smart pipes
in his private showroom for his
clients (female) who like to
smoke them.
Each is numbered carefully.
And there's special tobacco.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
FLYING Lawyer:

ERED WALKER, one Of Frank
L NcKay's attorneys, will COM
mute in his own plane from
here 70 Jackson during the trial.
Fred had planned 10 fly his
ship from here 10 Lansing. then
drive over 10 Mason. until the
change of venue.
Now he'll swoop straight into
Jackson : excellent port.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Gold Pins.

CM HAS 1s-carat gold reglla-
VI tion discharge buttons for
each Of the corporations re-
turned seUiccnen.
The pins wers made according
20 govenmtnt specifications IN
every way.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

Besides, Mrs. Durand has a
bad cold and so hasn't dared
venture out Of The Book for the
convention duration.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Bare Facts;

.DIGNIFIED Mrs Jay Durand,
~ wife Of tho prcSident-elect
of the American Acadcmy OF
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Missing:

MOTORCYCLE officer Harold
vi Penny" Bejin, from his run
out Grand River to the boule.
ward.
Regardless of tickets and
traffic rules, he made many
friends.
But his wife is glad he has re.
signed after IL years.
He cracked up four times on
his iron horse. Now he's with
brother Joe's carriage business.
Penny was star athlete at
Western and was once a Tiger
prospect.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
ABSORBING PART

However, the second half of the
program, which Karl Kruger di-
rected, was distinctly absorbing.
The orchestra brought out all
the wonderful Sombre color and
poignant quality of Rachman-
inoff'S haunting Tone Poem. The
Isle of the Dead" in a rich and
fulSome reading.
Novelty of the evening was
first performance here of the
SibeliuS Incidental Music to
ShakeSpeare's The Tempest - eX-
cerptS which proved to be brief
musical incidents OF sheer delight.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
ROund-Trip Ticket:

DARKE. DAVIS Ernest Brier
i is Just back from the worlds
first round-the-world business
trip since the war, and probably
the first Of all time.
He took off Oct. II 10 visit
the company's branches first in
London. then Bombay, Sydney,
stopping off in Cairo, Karachi,
Colombo, Perth. Brisbane; came
back through Honolulu.
Brier travelled TWA, Pan
American and the rest of the
way by C-54 freight planes,
courtesy of the U. S. state de-
partment and ATC. He said he
had an interesting time.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
CHARMING GROUP

The delicate pizzicato introduc-
ton. the eerie. uncouth revel of
Caliban and the soft Berceuse,
were followed by a picture of
Prospero, which had much of the
mysticism and fantasy of the
Evening star., 1946-07-25

docs not give immediate relief to
our shattered economic life" Mr.
Elizalde said:
"It is for this reason that we are
most earnestly requesting from the
United States Government a loan
which will enable us to carry on for
the present fiscal year the most es-
sential government services such as
the operation of schools and hos
pitals and to maintain the abso-
lutely necessary government func-
tions and personnel"
A bill calling for a 100000 900
loan is pending in Congress. Secre-
tary of the Treasury Snyder recon-
Evening star., 1946-07-25

mended before the House Banking
Committee yesterday that the
amount to be cut to $4,000, 900.
Mr.. Elizalde, who served as resi-
dent commissioner of the Philip
pines in Congress from 1888 to 1914
expressed to President Truman "the
undying gratitude of the entire Fill
pino people" to the United States
for giving the Philippines inde-
pendence July 4.
Mr.. Truman assured Mr.. Elizalde
of this Governments desire to Co
operate fully" with him, and said
that as an independent republic the
Philippines bespeak 1.-The American
purpose in the community Of SOW
ereign peoples today"
Evening star., 1946-07-25

Marxaret 4 Htx, infant. Arlington. ~.
GeorFs DIN, infant, 1910 RiTzs ri. nv.
William p; Clark. %, 1925 Ist st. Sc,
Alnertina Bunch, rs, 1907 Thomas Jeffer.
son st. NV
Harriet wracks 70, 2o1s Lstnw.
HsroeTt Peterson, 65. 621 L st ne.
Sonn winston So Richmond. va
Esther Fisher. 55 220 4fth st ne
warren Dawson. As, 424l Clay st ne
.oarine avs d Nelson, &c. 234 Rhode Island
Lorraine Ham. ~. warrenton. Va.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Philippine Envoy Asks
Greater Economic Aid

Joaquin M. Elizalde, the first Am
hassador to the United States from
the new Philippine Republic, ap-
pealed yesterday for greater Ameri-
man economic aid to the Philippines
in presenting his credentials to
President Truman.
Asserting that generous" legisla-
tom already passed by Congress
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Deaths Reported

James Collins, SO, 2725 9th at. ne,
Emma T.. Cissei, 7s, 500 sth st. sw,
John /. Cafferty, II, St. Elizabeths Hos
J. Thomas Mason. "A. 1917 Kennedy d.
clsrice Ksblesard, ~. 1929 columbi. I'd
NV
william Levy. II. 1907 Columbia I'd NV.
Julean Arnold. 20, 2400 18th st NV
boulevard NV
Mary z. olivet. So. 27O5 Bladensburs I'd.
ne
Abraham Hasten. 81. 4s5 NJ st. sv,
Lou Fogle. AZ, 1911 N St NV
Elsie crumbsigh, -, 1929 Irving st. NV
Lucille NJ Bibb. 2s. sos st s,w w.
Edgar 1. Miller. 70. Vancouver. wash
Edmond D. Mclean, jr., Z, 3O0l Vista st.
Evening star., 1946-07-25

wyman and Anna Moore. boy.
Ralph and Amelia Mott. girl.
William and Kathryn McCabe. bog,
Robert and Helen Nixon, boy.
Paul and VILLA Parker, boy.
Robert and Mary Renfro, girl
Lawrence and Lois Sancomb. boy.
Albert and Ella Schrempp, girl.
Samuel and Sonia SchwartZman, girl
Henry and Yetta Seeal. boy.
John and Iva Stippick. boy.
William and Edythe Vance, boy
Harmon and Mary WEIGH. twin Girls.
Joseph and Jeannette Wineburg, girl
Ernest and Margaret Ball, boy.
Nathan and Carolyn Becker, girl
Philip and Marjorie Bridges, girl
James and Elizabeth Rochester, boy
Gilberto and Helen Campos, boy.
Edward jr and Janet eastman. boy.
John and Suzanne Clausen, boy.
Alexander and arilyn Corey. boy.
Melvin and Bernice Darnes, girl
James and Verna Dawn. girl
Alexander and Jane De Simone. girl.
Wilfred and Emma Dierkes. girl
Walter and Kathryn Ewbank, girl.
Albert and Esther Foster. girl.
Phillip and Doris Garelick. girl.
Augustus and Mary Gersin. girl
william and Jeanne Gourley, boy.
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Births Reported

Charles and Anna Alexander. siri.
Ivan and Ruth Ball, boy.
Leighton and Ruth Bishop, boy.
Harry and Mary Bryant. girl.
Edward and Cecilia Campbell, boy.
Kenenth ands Betty Carrier, boy,
Jack and Suzanne Chewing, girl.
Ivan and Frances Clodfelter, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Crismond, boy.
Mark and Carol Davis. boy.
Albert and Margaret Dennis, boy.
Robert and Lula Dickey, boy.
James and Jane Doyle, boy
Russell and Gertrude Fischer, boy.
Richmond and Mary Frothingham, boy
Merrill and Mildred Geaeley, boy
Paul and Joy Click. boy.
Leo and Twyla Grimm, boy
John and Clara Helmick, boy
Thomas and Laura Higgins, boy.
James and Mildred Hottie, boy.
Leonard ard Mary Johnson, boy.
Lowell and Helen Kilgore, girl.
Rene and Rose Levy, boy
John and Jane Leach, girl.
Harry and Henriette Lowman boy.
FLOYD and Josephine Mann how
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Needle Pointing Door
Stops, 25e

StOPSg @S
Less than half price
100 of these door stops. stamped
to embroider, including materials
for making.
S. Wall Brackets in mahogany and
ivory finish. Less than half price.
Now snc
IS Lady Washington Sewing Stands.
floral cotton cretonne bag and solid
walnut frame. Less than half price
Now Ss
II Metal Tables in assorted colors. Less
than half price. Now 95c
II Whatnot Shelves, mahogany finish.
three shelves. Less than half price.
Now Il OK
16 Whatnot Shelves two shelves with ma
hosany finish Less than half price Now 81
l6 Whatnot Shelves three shelves with one
drawer. Mahogany and maple finish Less
than half price 50 OK
IL Whatnots for the corner. Five shelves
Mahogany finish. Less than half price.
No~ -------------------- SS.95
Whatnots with three shelves. mahogany
finish. Less than half price. NowS2 OK
~ Dcdcn ROLLS OF olue water-repellent cot
ton. Less than half price NowS or
; Bed Rests, collapsible of floral chintz.
Half price Now S5.75
2 Whatnots with mirror back. MAHOGANY
finish. Less than half price. Now S7.25
Whatnots with mirror back two shelves,
mahogany finish. Less than half price
Now c2ds
W&L-North Building
ART NEEDLEWoRK' FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-25
Ploysuits, s1''s
Less than half price

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IS in this group of cotton play.
suits, styled along classical lines.
Small floral print. Sizes IL to Is.
IS Skirts, cotton, white with print or
floral background. Dirndl and f1ounce
styles. Sizes 10 to 49, Less than half
price. Now----------------
100 Wool Sweaters by well-known
manufacturers. Pastels and bright
colors to mix and mate with your wool
skirts. Sizes "a to 49, Less than half
price Now Sl.o5 and S2.o5
50 Cotton Shorts, gabardine, in navy
and brown. Sizes 10 to IA Less than
half price. Now
Shorts Sets, black rayon shorts with
rayon jersey bra. Sizes 10 to Is. Less
than half price. OK
SpORTSWEAR. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-25
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Less than halt price

800 in this group of attractive
compacts of lucite and plastic.
Buy several for gifts.
125 Around the neck Mirrors to make
combing your hair and applying make
up easy. Half price. Now Snr
lis Powder Puffs in lovely shades Eight
to a package. Half price. Now soc
100 Compacts of plastic and metal.
Less than half price. Now zoe
IS Plastic Cigarette Cases. Less than
half price. Now E0-
W&L-North Building -.
TOILETRIES, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-25

/ Ernest and Minnie johnson, boy.
Echard ana Arminta Odorn. Hi
Stanley and Marearet Smith, Boy,
Harvey and Carrie Thomas, boy.
Evening star., 1946-07-25

200 Cigarette Lighters Now-------------1oe and 1se
40 Knitting stond.
$50 Stuffed Toys to ST so
ESQ pairs Mems Slippers
100 Boys Sports Shirts kow----------------------5
50 Underbed Storage Chests kow--------------25e
IS Compact Storage Bags. Now kow----------------25e
Is Rug Storage Bags, sizes l2xl5. .kow--------25e
Is Rug Storage Bags, sizes ox12 Now kow----------25e
100 rolls Cedorol Lining Poper.
IS Oversize Storage Chests. Now---------------25e
50 Cedortrue Storage Pockets. Now------25e
$50 Ros Rugs, oval and obIons kow----$l.45 $le5
100 po SoIt and Pepper Shaker Sets with Sterling silver
tops. .------------------.---- soc and 75e