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Evening star., 1946-05-10
MIscELlAhEou. FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, Wurlitzer, l.o-bass; stee
reeds; fine condition, complete with sturd,
carrying case and foldins chromse0 s0I mus.
Az TH Hieee viii
fit in window: perfect condition. 490i
E! fr6 eay hHitssia' psstset aa
ANDiRoNs@just received % sets solid
msch nass oFais BERaERs to SAFE 1ith s st. 'eis T.
aou4ktttfMs@Al!! isrtsI Kinds and sizes, 10 gal
sholse f eats 49, eaeh n AeUaRfTM ss .HSSS Sup
ARMY ar, foi; oFfiCER's fis regulation long over
SSa WisconsIs siIs .. sa also winter blouse SIZE
ATTIC FANS. 80" to So, completely in
tiaNfTi AUTO TfREsA4' he 4n prewar GOODYEAR. size
ie1 oo16 6.,H and tubes; also set of golf clgos
AWNiNGs a.. used only 30 days; one :
H.. one si2, one 10 it. ,'ne ll'a. $3.50
sABY B1 CARRIAGE. leather; rubber tires
BAR-Beautiful bar for home use; back
Psri Ps had af for slsis ran No eS:' ' new fa'
BASES, mstossny; It BY 3;aIa 3a in By Sy,a. 20
S$5 ca. Robins CAMERA sHoP, go
g ~; s Hsssf ss5s
BED BED N maple sl ns double BE si as mattress, so
springs excellent s0nsitiGn No 81 1914
BED. single, NAH: inner spring mat. ant
coil springs: excel. cond. EN-. 55sa
BED double Simmons metal mahog I'm
stu Studio 'l,11s coaches' RA. $40. S'e'S' ia"
BED; double metal. coil springs sl5;
BEDS c). double inner springs; one has
prewar coil bed springs also 3 baby cribs
BEDS. twin. maple finish. complete: also
dresser: fine condition. HO. 9ls2.
BEDROOM. living rm.. sectional bookcase
vanity kitchen SH;asinst haai shor9ee rob truns
SaaiH inae sterssa soasn EpHEMHN SMS Ga ave p
BEDROOM LIVING ROOM, DINETTE and
bathroom fTrnishinas; sls453 for na5
furniture for four rooms, Alperstetn; Fol
the bedroom oeautiiHi as mEdernstie 3;
and and bed. i'n modernistic desisn. Your choice
of round or square, mirrors. And folks
you have choice Of either blond mahog-
5-pieee boudoir set with mirror. For the
tapestry Your choice Of Of eoiors with two
two nd tables 1ins
mirror. two table lamps and shades. two
ma gazire racks a leather ottoman. And
really We. haven't forgot the men folks
A, beautiful .ls-piece bar set. in walnut
which includes the crystal decanter OF
set1;eontained sci .;e unit plus 6-piece crystal
tifu 5-piece suite in American hardwood
Your CHOICE of dropleaf or extension table
with the following accessories for the
dinette: 64-piece dinner set. f-piece
sterling silver salt and pepper shaker
an-steel, white, enamel kitchen stool, .
matching toilet seat cover also in chenille;
clothes hamper to match also o. medicins
cabinet. All four rooms consiistina Of l75
brand new pieces. Any of the outfits
can be purchased separate Free de-
livery. Alperstein sez buy it the easy
way on our new liberal budget plan
Open Monday. Thursday and Saturday
until 8 pm. Attention: Service person
mel end vets. . special discount to you
ALPERSTEE's cut price furniture store
1920 and 1923 7th st. NV. on both sides
81. 7th Ct. Our only 3 stores. MA. $500
MA. $3.50. MA. $3.50. 10
Evening star., 1946-05-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


PARTIES SERVED by specially trained
help. EYE HENRTS SERVICE BUREAU
MI, 2103. CO. 1851. i3'
Al SECRETARY -. S3.1OO: public re-
$3.50, steno, radio work. $50 wk: sec
retary, embassy, SiS5 up: .steno temp
l2p. 81 81 20 hr.; openings for 80 stenos
$40 wk.; Steno. patent law, $50 wk.
steno., educational, S45 wk.: hundreds OF
other interesting OPENINGS. Est. % yrs
Oldest agency in D. c. Thousands are
placed annually II adds prestige to be
sent by BOYD'S See Miss White or Miss
Lee-Welcome. BOYDS, 1888 F. MA
233S.
RADIO SECY. tM1. $40 wk many other
Interesting positions; pubic relations secy
So. 100. Need 100 new applicants daily
for excellent positions. Estab 30 yrs. We'll
come BOYD'S 1888 F.. MA. .,33S.
DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER. hive in; ex-
perienced with yr-old child; references
So5 Der week GE o456 Ill
Evening star., 1946-05-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRI. colored. desires gh.w.. or nursing
room to stay in. Call Kensineton 856-M
TO-
GIRL. colored. desires days work; Csc
hoir. IL Eye ST. ne, phone Elk. 39.'l
HOUSEKEEPER-CO settled. white, de-
sires place. small adult family, in house;
minimum salary, 500 mo. Box 3So-E'
Star.
GIRLS. >. colored. desire part-time work.
small apartment. light cooking, NO. 06:4
GIRL. colored, wants general houseWork
day or week. no cooking. Phone DI; 30s9
CARL snaIimerf e9l0re6 nr wisass oas work cearlns
GIRL eolored, wants JOB as maid; y. to
Please write Box 4l1-E, Star. l2s
GIRLS, ,. colored, desire work in DEPART
ment store as maids. ME. 3g46..
LADY. colored, wants cooking and sh v.
adults only: references: stay NIGHTS. HO
LAUNDRESS and cleaner, SIS and carfare
pef peo, day; experienced at both. Hobart
WOMAN, colored wants Job setting din
ners, five evenings q week, $50 a week
Call between . and II. DI. 1854.
WOMAN, colored wants Job, laundress
dav'S work DI Il9S
Evening star., 1946-05-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con-
struction our specially: A. l. HARPER
eeSsEGHN esFSfT s2 sH toS54y Ss1 roads
ROADS ROAD CONT coNTRAcTiNG CO CO cah M 81.
BUILDERS AND DESIGNERS, specializing
% new homes JOHN IN v. sAfIEY & " son tx
coNCkiTE FLOOR SLABS. steps and re-
tanning walls; brickwork and fagstones,
black top driveways. Coleman, sH. 6o:2
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEwAYS and
~ sTs,s ~ eST S0eeplIS ts ~ c19HnGUS5TTS 1n PAY
norehes and xalks, ehimnexs, hTepiaees
RocNv AReUGGo "a PSSns RSns kofkT. HkaTnsrs 4s sn5
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. narstone
PorehsI sna Taks chmneys Tsplaees
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville s4s-J
FLOORS sANDED. retinished: old floors
sonable prices. R. L. BROWN, co, 4@oa.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
ING coNTRACIoRs, INC. 1872 wiscon-
s:$sg " BsxHs aaia ss
SERVICE: RE. Gaas. .,, l3.
steel sinks, complete modern line of
Kitchen Maid cabinets; Eemodeling or
Ma. 61l0 or WO. 324H l"'
PAINTING, decorating, paperins.- floor re-
Anishing. roof repairs. waterpl oohng; work
guaranteed, White mechanics: references
furnished. Established 1925. GILBERT &
AID 5129.
PAINTING. interior stylist and decorator
o'Brien's material used exclusively. Call
Perublic 6511. IL
REMODEL, modernlze your home now:
terms: free estimate NATIONAL install
LATION CO.. $500 wis. ave WI $500
ROOFING, siding insulation. Houses
waterproofed and caulked Screens
and storm sash installed. We have metal
garages that look like wood Gil. ?!56. Ill
ROOT REPAIRS. renewed, cutters, spouts
roof painted; free estimate: work
guaranteed: 80 yrs. reliable service.
GICHNER. MA 1870
IN Va. AND WASH call PATTERSON
cAULFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
3340 M st. NV. zone T., HO 4l2O
Evening star., 1946-05-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT :. Books kept part time.
also started: audits, statements. taxes if
desired: .eas: Box "59-E. Star. 13s
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. Kept
part time. balanced, tax returns: city refer
ences. OR. 2014. is
books kept statements.
taxes; part time Also drafting. slatistical
charts. etc. prepared. Prompt service
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER. exper
grad. vet. carable, wishes paIt-time work
or accounts. IA: 1894:
former naval It,, college grad
uate, bus. adm. 3ia yrs experience as
accountant, desire permanent job chance
for advancement Box 344-E, Star 12'
ATTORNEY, recently returned from civil
ian overseas assignment member D. c.
Bar linguist, seeks connection with estab-
AUDITOR. TAX REPORTS, anything you
is. io 0sst; JOHN KIT sss asF
BELL.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
HELP DOMESTIC.
aAMBERMAID- -WAITRESS.

CHAMBERMAID-WAI colored, ex-
psTienesa live in; health caro- and l9eal
5ass to oetossF saly sS No
CHILDREN's NURSE. white live in: liberal
wages other help EMPLOYED; EN-. l102
COOK. experienced; general housework;
good o0 os n sms south aaX, Ans
Sundays; S25. Call Glebe 400 Ext. 1856.
COOK. general housework;; live in. atttrac-
sis-day week. WI. 1916. 10
sook sss ss ssD.eIs .sis "a 54s x days no Sun
family: pleasant ana ef5eient: part time or
81 eook i"s eolored Go os Fta saS
month, in private family Of 9 adults vhere
waitress is also employed; i've in or out;
COOK, e'h's. sa'se eoored s senerous si time OH:
i've in; local references Or $3.50 IA
SsR live in oss soo
GSoda. SoR.cENEktf sS' HousEwoRk. expert
:ss Fss'': sos 'ffs'Fnf' ss me in 5sfsafs ns
COOK p ASP ss,s s;Hw., live in; il; Nc ss,s lssundEy
COOK. experienced; & :. adults; other other help
employed: live in: room and private bath;
500 month; city references. NO. ssI1.
and earetaker for bachelor summer water
front home near Annspolis Md: must be
room M and md board ard csil Al Mr. FRIEND, PR GO GO
co% fs'Tssa ceoains 'aa and m
round pay; $50 up: begin June i or be-
mn rom nrn wssh Wae
Rhode Island ave. NV, or telephone MI
saM & " rssR sRt I:fs 1ssndzS sH s5s s children i've
G.H.W., experienced, live in or out willing
TO go sgay for summer; nsa good salary. refs.
GENERAL MAID for two in apt. must b.
sopd eon Sgs Sg9k; o6Y, no Saturdays ss5 per week
i GIRL pof !or s'h.x: NV and plain cooking phon.
GIRL. live in. light housework. take care
of ao-month-old boy. 7os 11th st. Sc.
GIRL s.h.v.. care of child, live in. AT
Siai. SiRL tsF s3 sshiy., s5;y days week small apt
room sna hooT @ radio: liz PVT. i e.sh @ summer
HoTsEKEEPER, White. for family Of 3
boy > yrs. old; cooking and sh.w, no
sry nos ds dsy m 1Ss ~S o nS cs sH'5r' Ia o4s sf
MAID. colored NV. pleasant home.
y - -
MAID. exper s.h.w.: live in; must be
@ ner: Sa5 WE. to start OR. 1905: Vii vi
MalP; sssn2ea shy 81 l!Ye IN ken"o0d references
il apt, close in B. C: refs REQ NE
MAI MAID-G.M.w.; C sooklns, laundry: s-day
MoTHERIY WOMAN. White, s,it;s, mature. to
ment, one adult. for two to three months;
local references; good salary and keep
MOTHERS; MOTHERS HELrER. white or colored. no
6santitul IN! m ii ipera5 as time off and excel
WOMAN, g.h,w, location, Bethesda; nice
100, loom snd bath. good salary; refs required
WOMAN. white, > or 3 hours each eve
ming. to clean offices in Silver Spring bldg,
Must live in or near Silver Spring. Box
WOMAN to assist in care of children
and small apartment, hours l am. to
pm, 5 days, u day sa urday no sun
edod Ext sss c' ss NJ or e,s"ss C.
WOMAN. middle aged, white, to care
for tmaI, % spartment p so"k for ops nnoI stay n
a WOMAN Thiee. his Dsn 70 help H care of
old child and cook; other help employed
laundry: must be experienced; references;
No phone % calls 4ol d.tl Alison st ,.s nv .1s IL
lily; one, who, is interested in good home
rather than big salary; l;ht duties. MI
s 4 fEAk tor psrn MRS snent aARas posion as
Falls Church home, :, employed adults, 81
siAs sh osde nFy'ts S sRs
1855; after $50. call Falls Church a4o3-J.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
Gle and adqsssa All ySrs sT.rantees rEa eo
ADDING MACHINES, typevriters, repaired
euicsl machines 10,
SISE E1Si MAGHiNEs 81 siss CO. us 14th Bond
sPPgI:iIANGEs&Berwyn stGg EEs R.frieera,ing sery-
ice-Refrigerators. washing machines and
other electrical appliances repaired, "a
mr. service. Call Tower SO or FIR. 6931.
BRICKWORK Let US do your brick
Cain H GoLDsTEIN, contrc. FR. 44i6
CAMERA REPAIRING. Cali FULLER q
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4112. S15 10th
CLEANING. waxing floors; specialize in
shampooine upholstery in your own home,
We also do general spring cleaning. DE.
CLOCKS. WATCHES REPAIRED. 3 to 5
days service: fully guaranteed workman
ship pearls Re EestEanE and jeTelry repaired
Ei.fEcTRicfaN, B {. and Nd, day and and
new installations TR. 1915, D1. oi:2,
ELECTRICIAN-vetera new and old
homes wired; outlets installed; guaranteed
ELfCikH wikiNG nxtures: extra GUT,
;sts; reps,rs .o GID houses spesiaitS S.d REGAL
floors Loo GO sASDPp snSp Ga AND n,e REFfNisHED by
LONG Il STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RA
FLooRs sASnED rsn,sheS D. clsansa "a "a ans
FLOOR SERVICE, MA. o45s or TIE. 1875.
FLOORS sANDED and refinished; cleaned
Risht Or day & TAYLoR ,xeaiNl! At SeaG a. hv
PARRs fkRSs ssos so For SOU sound fioor ADVICE ana
free estimates. Ii 1851 day or eve. ,l3'
FUR STORAGE. Iepsirlns and nd. restyllns:
saefaFs raea % low n
ETEs fGs st krpx1k f2G sssnt IA valt free
pickup and delivery in District and vicin-
tg !s:hr r,S, serXlss vice vv work ls5 gIasanteed
GENERAL BRICKwORK. stores, steps.
ageplaees concrete work, etc R1NALDII &
GffNERAiL i REPAIRING, inlaid linolegm.
s5 HousE GAY fAiSr1NG. isa ,SsnnP PApER1NG, FLOOR
prompt prompt service, cali Mr.. MAIHoST; GO.
HOUSE PAINTING. paper hanging and
colors. Private homes, stores and night
sS pS ofokof sp5fieT 5nteIGr snd on R sAtfsS5
HOUSE REPAIR SERVICE. complete; at
tics, recreation rooms. any roofing, paint
ing gutteIlns; prompt. OK. l@4.' Mn
MASTER MAS FAINTER wants contract work:
work that means quality; reliable, sober,
MUSICAL INsTRuMENTs, brass and wood
wind. repaired and overhauled: quick serv-
ice. HYMAN RATHER S MUSIC STORE,
/ 136 18th St NV, ME- "SS1.
PAINTING-No job too small to receive
the expert attention of our conscientious
mechanics. Rates are reasonable. monthly
payments arranged. Estimates free. At
| lantc 5014: H.
PA1NTING-Let us give you free estimate
SAM HARRIS & SON, SH. 1886: after 6
PAINTTNG AND GENERAL CoNTRACTING
RAY HERRIN, MI $685. 10
fAiNIING PAIN ~ IL, AMP PaarhRING-We "a z 60 yir-
prompt service. Better work for less
! money" Guaranteed. D1. bs0o. UN. 3f43.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG MAN and his mother driving 1916
Nash TO Los Angeles. Northern Route. Nav
II. One passenger TO share driving
DRIVING TO DITROIT Monday. May II;
want > passengers, share driving and ex-
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS. Mon. or Tues
in excel l94" Chrvsler; take 4. all or part
way. CH. 9l6l l.'
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. leave May Is:
room for :, Call DR. PHILLIPS. ia O46s,
To D
Evening star., 1946-05-10
SITUATIONS HlAEN and WOMEN

with small family at summer resort; quail
flying secretary. cook. chauffeur. house
keeper. comps MON and all-round handy
man. We are honest and reliable. Phone
81 5216 Sat. 1915 pm: Sun. ST." and
1-10
Evening star., 1946-05-10

toontinusd % Next Pas=.s
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
S1, ,OOO GIVEN TO NAACP BY S.F. BAPTIST CHURCH

New York, Oct. 331st-As a result of a six-week fund-rais- ing drive conducted by the Third Baptist Church of San Francisco, $1,00O was sent to the NAACP'S National Office by. the San Francisco branch. The money raised by the oldest Negro church west of the Rocky Mountains will be applied to the Legal Defense Fund, for the recent victims of police brutality and mob violence.
 Thanking Reverend F. D. Haynes for his congregation s contribution, Walter White wrote:
 "We appreciate tremendous ly the contribution 1. !. not only for the concrete aid in the very terrific struggle we are making but because the backing of the church and the moral support means tremendous lot to LIS
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
PROMINENT SPEAKERS AT GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY

The pastor, Rev. F. D. Oates and the congregation of Mt. Calvary Church, are pressing on very rapidly with their plans for the erection of a new struc- ture in the North End of the city.
 On Sunday, November 10th there will be a special ground breaking ceremony at 58 Mahl Avenue. There will be a special address by Rev. James Wright of the Talcott St. Congregation al Church. Additional speakers will be Mayor Cornelius Moy- Ian, Representative Herman Kopplemann, Adolph Feinberg, architect; and B. c. Howard, General Contractor.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
AME ZION CHURCH SENDS ANTI-LYNCHlNC GIFT

New York, Oct. 31st = So great was the desire of the Sesquicentennial Commission of the African Methodist Episco- pal Zion Church, in New York, to support the work of the Ma tional Emergency Committee Against Mob Violence that they sent the NAACP a check for $200. This was sent as a ges- ture of confidence, in spite of the fact that there were no net proceeds from an anti-lynch program held in Madison Square Garden on September 21st. In the letter accompany ing their contribution, the Com mission gave their support to the NAACP.
 s'We rejoice in and heartily approve the great work you are doing to bring justice and fair play to those called to suffer by mob violence, and offer this check with prayer that God may continue to bless the great work in which you are en- gagged.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
NATHAN CATER HEADS BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

Nathan Cater, of the firm of Cater and Hyman furniture and appliance dealers, was elected President of the Wind sor Street Business Men s Asso- citation at the organizations first meeting since 1942.
 "The Street" as it has been known for many years is to undergo many constructive changes in the near future and MT. Cater has been the moving spirit in this wholesome type of action.
 MT. Cater is one of the few people who seems to have more than a business interest in the community and has gone out of his way to manifest the same. One of MT. Caters plans in the near future is to build an office building in the section that will not only house his business but make modern accommodations available for others who desire such space.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

Congratulations and Best Wishes to the proprietors of Lillian's Paradise, on the open ing of their fine Restaurant and Supper Club at 137 Wallace St. in New Haven. Good music by the Paradise Orchestra con- ducted by Buck Halstead, known to most all you Swing Fans, and a floor show featur- ing Eddie Whitfield as MO. with Terry Dawson singing the BLUES, and HOW!
 Mamie Smith, the first of the popular Blues singers taking the country by storm back in 1922 with her recordings on Okeh records, passed away last week. Born in Cincinnatti, O., died in her late forties after a very successful recording ca reer. I remember when she first came to New York City with her band featuring Johnny Dunn, the (then) ACE of trum pet players. He and Dick Tay- Tor, one of Hartford's trumpet men, could pass for brothers. Look out Dick!
 Johnny Otis, a crack white drummer from Los Angeles, has surrounded himself with an all- colored orchestra of IT men. Made a trip East to appear at the Appollo Theatre, 125th St., Harlem, You know where l mean! They were a decided hit, featuring Johnny doing a "Radium Stick drum solo. that had the house rocking.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09
GET YOUR COPY IN EARLY

The female Gospel Four Guar tet, of Jersey City, will appear at the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1900 Main St., Satur- day mite, Nov. 9th.
 Benefit of Gospel Chorus. 75 cents.
 I. B. Terrell, Sponsor.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

WELCOME BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. A. Jones, Pastor 205 Bellevue Street
 Sunday School BOO AM.
 Morning Service II 100 AM.
 BYPU 6:00 P. M.
 Evening Service 8 :00 PM.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 12 Suffield Street Rev. G. s. Clark, Pastor
 Sunday School 9:45 AM.
 Morning Service II 80 AM.
 BYPU 6:00 PM.
 Evening Service 8 100 PM.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

You might like to know, that the smooth harmony heard on the Joan Davis show, Mondays (WAEF-NBC-8 80 P.M.) and the Amos N Andy frolic on Tuesday (WAEF-NBC-9 P.M.) are none other than the Delta Rhythm Boys. Try and tune in for some music that IS easy on the ears, believe me. More next week. BYE (R.C.I.)
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

Arnold Canty all smiles, with his new Alto Saxophone man from Florida, the good MT. J. J.s Must be relief from those past headaches. Arnold is still holding down at the Cypress Arms, out Park St. way.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-09

The Bill Kenny's (Ink Spots) have announced the arrival of Bill Jr. Good work Pops, keep the Ink Spots going.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
BY III. A..oeioi.d Pr.u

OTTAWA, Nov. 8.-There, were
strong indications today that Po-
lands missing" art treasures-por-
tions of an invaluable collection
brought, to Canada for safekeeping
during the war-all would be ac-
counted for soon, but dickering be-
tween rival factions involved con-
tinued unabated.
Representatives of the present
Polish government, which is friendly
to Russia, and of the erstwhile Lon
don Polish government in exile, most
of whose members are persona non
grata in MoscoW's eyes, were doing
their quarreling about the treasures
in Canadian newspapers.
They were not talking to each
other. Neither the Canadian govern
ment nor Canadian police were in
terested in the matter. Prime Minis
ter w. L. Mackenzie King told q
news conference the whole thing was
private matter between the Poles.
Dr.. Alfred Fiederkiewicz, the pres
ent Polish Minister to Ottawa
brought the whole thing into the
open Wednesday night when he
charged-in the press-that valuable
gold and silver-threated Gobelin
tapestries and other art works and
mementoes were missing" when he
took office several months ago.
Yesterday he went into a bank
vault here and found three trunks
of treasure, including one containing
some of the 1856 articles he, had said
were missing. The Toronto Daily
Star. in dispatch from Quebec,
quoted high ohicial of the Roman
Catholic Church as saying that "the
whole of the Polish treasure is def
nitely safe; but at the present mo-
ment it is lost to the present govern
ment of Poland"
This official, the Star said, de-
clared the church would hold the
treasure until it is established that
the present Polish government is the
rightful owner" Much Of the treas
ure was concealed during the war IN
Catholic converts, churches and
Shrines.
There was no official estimate OF
the value of the missing" items.
Some sources said million dollars.
DIR. Fiderkiewicz said the items he
found in the trunk yesterday were
of little money value but of great
historical significance to the Poles.
These items included coronation
sword. field marshals baton, gold
and bronze goblets and cups.
Three more metal-bound trunks,
believed to contain tapestries. were
found on the top floor of the Re-
Evening star., 1946-11-08

and possession Of lottery slips were
to be arraigned today before United
States Commissioner Needham G.
Turnage.
Detectives Of the antigambling
squad reported that when they en-
tered house In the HOO block OF
T. street NV. one of the men, Ed
ward C. Winston, n, 1900 block OF
U street leaped from, a second floor
Evening star., 1946-11-08

window and ran down r street. He
was pursued to Tenth and v streets
NV. where he was captured, police
said.
Also arrested at the T street ad-
dress was Dalton NJ. Bates, 81, OF
the 1900 block Of Riggs street NV,
according to police. ,,
Both men were released yesterday
after posting 81 800 bond each.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Poles Battle in c Conodion Press
|Oyer 1Missinq Art Treasures

demption Seminary at Aylmer
Quebec. @
The disappearance" of the valu-
ables was blamed by DR.. Fiderkie-
wicz, at least in part, on repre-
sentative of the former Polish gov
ernment in London who whispered
secret password-"The Holy Virgin
of Csestochowa'-to a nun at a
convent.
Evening star., 1946-11-08
Two Face Arraignment
After LoiteryRaid Here

Two colored men arrested yester-
day on charges of operating a lottery
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-12

BY virtue of the power and authority
contained in a decree of sale made in a
certain action pending in the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, wherein
New Hanover County, ct al, are plain
tiffs, and H. B. FraZee and wife, ct al,
are defendants, the undersigned will, on
Monday. June IT, 1916, at IL o'clock
Noon, at the courthouse door of New
Hanover County, sell at public auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder. ali that
certain parcel of land situate, lying and
being in Harnett Township, County Of
New Hanover, and State of North Caro-
lima, and bounded and described as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at a stake (cne holly and
one ornbloom tree pointers) in the cen
ter of the run of Wanney's Branch, and
running thence south IS degrees 40 min
utes west 1916 feet to a stake or stone
on SCOTS Hill road, thence with said
road north 43 degrees 45 minutes west
1400 feet to a stake or stone, thence
north IS degrees 40 minutes east 1900
feet to a stake in the center of the run
of Wanney's Branch Zone cypress, one
Holly tree pointers), thence up the cen
ter of the run of said Warney's Branch
to the point of beginning, containing
Sc "a acres, more or less, and being
the same land conveyed by the keystone
Land & Lumber Co., to H B Frazee by
two deeds as recorded in the Registry
of New Hanover County, in Book SO,
Page 100, and Book 1O7, Page 1928.
CThis sale is made subject to all taxes
for the years 1945 and 1946.l
This 18th day of May 1916.
G.. c.. MCINTYRE. Commissioner.