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The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
Asks For Small
 Resignation For Voicing Opinion

ATLANTIC CITY, May l7,-(P) -CIO steelworkers today called on President Truman with a con- vention resolution demand for the immediate resignation of Civilian Production Administrator Small, because of his suggested legisla- ton for a six month ban on strikes.
 Administrator Small made the statement yesterday and said such a ban would be quite sensible" in the interest of reconversion, because there was no sign that labor would agree voluntarily to a holiday on strikes, or manage ment to agree to voluntary arbl- tration of disputes.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

said Final Report and Account, and the adjudicating as to whom the heirs and distributes of said estate are.
 OBJECTIONS to said Report and Account and proof of heir ship will be heard at this time. Dated the l6 day of May, 1946.
 M. J. WALSH, Executor Publish May IT, 24, 3l, and June7. Never put butter in a cold fry ing pan.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17

wounded.
 The newspaper, Information, des- cribed the disorder as "seditious uprising" of military contingents in the camp, which were dealt with immediately, but no other Cuban paper gave it such sedit- iouS character.
 Other reliable sources said the difficulty developed when sever al officers and men refused to obey orders transferring the base to San Antonio de Los BanoS.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
MISSING PERSONS

Anyone having information con- corning the following missing persons is asked to communicate with the Governors Office in Juneau.:.:
 DIR. PHILIP D. STARBIRD.
 Age. 3s years. 6 if. 2 in. l8o pounds. pr. Starbird is a medi- cal doctor and is believed 10 have come 10 Alaska in September ls4s. He is being sought in con nection with settling an estate in which he has been left a share.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
SeditiOus Riot At Army Camp Several Killed

HAVANA, Cuba, May 17,-(P)- Unofficial reports today said that heavy shooting broke out early this morning at Camp Colombia. army headquarters near Havana. Several persons were killed or
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
NEW BOOKS AT THE
 KEGOAYAH KOZGA LIBRARY

New bookshave arrived at the Public Library this week, among them are; The Manatee, by Bruff; Steps in the Dark by Cumberland; {; The Arch of Triumph by Remar- que; Captain From Castle by Shellbarge; and, Those other peo- pie, by O'Donnell.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-17
A. M. FLEET.

Social Security No. 278-l0-034s.
 Age. Ss years. dark graYing hair hazel eyes. 5 if. 5 in. l4o pounds. Parts of fingers missing on left hand. May work as a machinist. gardner. carpenter or as construc- tion man on railroad work.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Radio Officers Union
Sends Strike Ballots
.IoAirIine Operators
By N. A,.,e;o,.d pr.,.

4 bS mo AsSoefoied PFe3s
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The Radio
Omcers' Union Of the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union (AFL), yester-
day sent strike ballots to radio op-
orators. teletype operators and OPP
erations personnel of Northeast Air
lines, Inc, National Airlines, Inc,
and Pan American Always, Inc.
Fred M. Howe. general secretary
treasurer OF the union, said "the
inactivity, Incompetence and obvious
bias of the National Mediation Board
is the direct cause of this strike
ballot"
Mr. Howe declared that six weeks
ago the National Mediation Board
had been supplied lists Of personnel
and their union aniliations and had
been asked to determine collective
bargaining agents for the men, but
so far had not done so. The COM
panies, Mr.. Howe said, had refused
to negotiate on union demands until
a collective bargaining agent had
been named by the mediation group.
Mr.. Howe said the board, by law,
was required to determine the bar
gaining agent within 80 days.
This refusal Of the board to per-
form its duty under the law togeth-
er with refusal by the companies
to sit down and negotiate for the
employees we represent, leaves us
no other alternative but to call a
STRIKE" Mr.. Howe declared.
Mr.. Howe said the Radio Officers'
Union represented 5000 members,
1000 engaged in marine radio op-
Grating and 1000 engaged in air.
ways.
Pan American Always said it had
supplied the mediation board with
lists Of employees and locations, but
said it had not been notified which
union was bargaining agent for the
majority and therefore could not
negotiate.
Other companies said they had
received letters from the Radio
Ohicers' Union claiming majority
Of employees as members, but had
not been 50 advised officially by the
mediation board.
The companies said the union had
made no specific demands yet.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

ment, containing the shells. prob
ably was Allied in, burying the shells.
The shell found yesterday was a
75-mm. type, and one found about
two weeks ago was . 155-mm. pro-
jectile. Both were encrlsted with
rust and were for cannon use in
World War I, Sergt. Mckee said.
He added he would send these two
shells to the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds to be exploded.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Mystery ofLive Shells
Appears 10 Be Solved

The mystery Of live artillery shells
that were uncovered during excava-
tion operations at Eighth and Jack
son streets NE. appears to be solved,
Sergt. Sheldon r. Mckee, police
ordnance technician, said today.
One Of the shells was discovered
yesterday after 1t endangered the
lives Of is workers when It was
struck by steam shovel, but failed
to explode.
Sergt. Mckee said the site used to
be junk yard and after the build
ing housing it was razed, the base
Evening star., 1946-09-26

procedure In such cases, 1t was ex-
planned, is selection of an architect
engineer. Little can be done on
actual plans until . site for the
hospital is selected.
A Veterans Administration spokes-
man said that, although the hospi-
tai site still is undecided, the go
ahead was given because selection
OF an architect-engineer qualified to
handle the special problems OF hos
pital construction often requires
considerable time.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Army Gets Go-Ahsad
On VA Hospital Plans

The Veterans Administration has
asked the Army Engineers to begin
preparation of plans and specif1ca-
tions for the new 750-bed veterans
hospital to be erected here.
First step under routine Army
Evening star., 1946-09-26
HorticuIturists to Meet

A meeting of the Hyattsville Hor-
ticultural Society will be held at
s pm. today at the home of Mrs.
Ildria Bridge, 3905 Kennedy street,
Hyattsville,
Evening star., 1946-09-26

BrookIond Meetings Set
The Brookland Citizens' Associa-
tion will hold all Of its meetings
Evening star., 1946-10-24
FURNITURE Clearance

5-pc. Black White Chrome Dnette. Orig
5pc. Chrome Dinette. Orig $500
5-pc Maple Orig $3.50
GIass-top Dinee Chairs Orig $780, s4sss
Mahogany Cocktail Orig. $11s5 $7ss
. Walnut veneered Table Orig. $12.s5 $s.ss
Upholstered Lounge Chairs. Orig. $500 $3.50
s-pc Maple Living Suite Orig. $13ss5 - $3.50
California Love Seat Orig $34s5 $16Ss
California Redwood Rustic Setee. Orig $69.50 $29.s5
Mahogany-finished Open Shelf Orig $2ss5,
1885
3-pe Maple-fnish Living Room Suite Orig $500,
$69.95
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Clearance Of TOYS

Metal Frame Two passenger Kidde Glider. Orig $685.
$3.50
Merry Round Orig. s11.7s $4ss
Small Wooden Pull Cart Orig. $59 -----------$1o0
Wooden Work Bench with vise. Orig $145o ----$7ss
Small Colonial Style Rocker. Orig. $6s5 $3ss
Wicker Doll Bassinettes. Damaged Orig. $11s
Metal Wheelbarrow, Orig. $l8s ----s$Lso
Floor stye Bowling Alley damaged Orig. ss5e sESs<
s-pc Grey Enameled and Chair Sets Orig y65e
. .-.so.r 4.,.. -. ..~.%rrr. - $A95
Is Horse and Cow balancing Swing Toys Orig SOC ssc
Q IL Metal Army Generals Figures Orig $Io0
II Jolly Topper Wooden Dancing Orig. s14s-S1oo
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
TOiLetries

OkSOSs UCC
100 Doe. Special Purchase u. S.
Army Tooth Brushes, with nylon
bristles. Orig. 10c for 27c
144 "Isabey" Perfumes, handy
purse size. Assorted floral odors.
Orig. ------10c*
6 Nata-Pax Baby Diapers. As is.
Orig. -----------10c
36 Chateau du Pare Sachets, as
sorted fragrances. Orig. $1.00,
25cs
40 Marinello Lipsticks, jumbo
size. Orig. 35c%
sp,u, eoes Tar 3 for $1.00*
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

Clearance Of Chints
BEDROOM ENSEMBLES
. 20 Bedspreads. Orig. $I5.95----$e.95
Draperies. Orig. $IO.95-------$6.95
Tanity Skirts. Orig. $9.95-----$5.o5
Crisp brightly patterned chintz to keep your rooms
summer bright all winter long! Gracefully ruf1ed
draperes with te-backs saucily fared vanity skirt
and matching bedspread with boufant valance.
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Housewares

100 Plastic Food Covers. Orig.
s125 49c
100 Asbestos Ironing Pads. Orig.
Al m - 39c
SO 2-qt. Aluminium Sauce Pans,
slightly damaged. Orig. 29c 19c
IS Seal-Sac Food Bags. Orig.
$l.UU -------- o"o
100 Assorted Ladies', Spoons and
Skimmers, stainless steel and re-
timed ware. Orig. 29c------lSe
100 Rolls Plastic Shelf Edging.
Orig. 45c------L--------
100 Cards Plastic Clothespins Tor
lingerie, etc. Orig. 20c--------oc
Kann's-Thfrd Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

Szl5 Heavy Ovesalls Size
$2Ss grey Prep Hats. Size
4e Boys $25o White Oxford Dress Shirts Sizes 10 H.
$1.5s
3S S22s 1-pc Cottona Knit Suits Sizes to 317s
S2Ss Covert and Tweed Shorts Sizes and SITS
IS Young Mems $1oo Ties
$loe Cip-on Suspenders 49c
s1s5 and S22s Cotton Shorts I'm rs neck $l2s
Is S105-3I69 Buton-on Blouses. Size 49c
= . SI15-$I25 Dress Shirts Size Is neck 7Sc
sl5e Camel Shade Ear Afun Caps Slightly soed S8c
II s2e Waterproof Raincoats Sine 10
S1395 AI-wool Sport Cost She $56s
BOYS $zs9 A-wool Sweaters. Sizes and $l1S
is 3lee Awol Helmets
Kann,s-Boys store-secoud Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Je,UeIry

20 Cosmetic Bags. Orig. $1.25,
2 Chromium Link and Black Vel
vet Necklaces. Orig. $3.50, $1.95@
4 Gold plated Pins. As Is. Orig.
SS.Uu ----------------- - GOV
Gold plated Sterling Clip Pin.
Orig. $9.00----------------$5 $5.oo@
4 Pastel Plastic Pins, set with
rhinestones. Orig. $5.00----$l.9S"
/ Rhinestone Pin. Orig. $500,
$6.00*
All plus 20qo tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Neck,uear

Blouses, soiled, includes linens,
rayon sheers. Orig. $5.95 $3.99
Odd Scarfs and Neckwear. Soiled,
39c
Sheer Spun Rayon Scarfs, color
full designs, long styles. Orig.
$195 --------- 49, $1.50
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Lamps

Lamps
2 Hand-painted Table Lamps.
Orig. S42.00. - $29.98
l Glass Table Lamp. Orig. $24.98,
S19.98
s Bridge Lamps. Orig. 1898,
S9.98
2 Candelabra Lamps. Orig. $24.98,
$12.98
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Notions

60 Prs. Rubber Gloves. Slightly
irregular. Orig. &c., 39c
Is Knitting or Shopping Bags.
Light floral pattern. Orig. $2.95,
$1.50, plus 201o tax
so Bust Forms for fuller contour.
Slightly irregulars of $1.00. White
and tearose 55c
3 Fitted Sewing Boxes. Soiled.
Orig. $685. 500
16 Brocaded Garter Belts. Slightly
soiled. Sizes %, 30. Orig. $500,
$1.00
10 Brocaded Garter Belts. Slightly
soiled. Sizes %, 80. Orig. $1.50,
75c
40 Cotton Toots-ez to wear with
or without stockings. Orig. Csc.
10c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
FOR JUNIORS

20 SEPARATE SKIRTS, 1907 WOOL IN
smart paids or solid colors. Orig $500 81 90
to $795 --------------------------- S'~-
Skirts black brown checks Orig $7s5--Sss5
Sweate short seeved Pastel coors Orig
Sp-on Sweaters 10o WOOL light colors Orig $7s5 $500
jacquard Prints in cardigan and slp-on styles AL wool
Orig S95 1856
Dresses light woods and black dessy crees
Orig s22e5 ---------- $500
1-pc Suit sequn trimmed Orig $l495,
$1,000
Dressy Rayon Crepe Dresses Orig
Black White Creps Dress. Orig
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
RedrOOns Furniture

Bedroom, Furniture
2 Twin -size Maple e-finished Beds.
Orig. $22.50- $14.SS
l Sofa Bed, soiled. Orig. $1,000,
$44.95
l Boudoir Chair, damaged. Orig.
1885 $12.88
Twin-size Felt Mattress, torn.
Orig. $l0.e5 7.77
1 Twin-sixe Hollywood Bed.
Soiled. Orig. $3.50 ----- $3.50
l 80" Ron-Away Cot, mattress
soiled. Orig. $685. --- $14.S9
1 Twin-size Inner-spring Mat
tress. Floor sample. Orig. $42.5o.
$3.50
Sofa Bed. Floor sample. Orig.
$19.UO $OO.o0
Double size Inner-spring Mat
tress. Torn. Orig. $3.50 -$2S.SS
Double size Felt Mattress. Floor
sample. Orig. $23.35--$l7.S9
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Mems FURNISHINGS


/ $3.50 Sweater. Damaged. Slip
OfCE Soso0
l $3.50 Boxer Short t---$1.19
8 55c and 60c Shorts s-- 39c
! $6.35 Long-sleeve Sport Shirt,
$4.19
/ $5.27 Long-sleeve Sport Shirt,
Damaged $3.50
Is Odds and Ends Mems Hose,
29c
$2.0e Cotton Mite Shirt. Soiled,
$1.29
10 $1.95 All-w0ol Khaki Mufflers,
29c
6 Soc Athletic Supporters - 24c
Kann's-Men's Store
Street FlSor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
DOmestics

DOmestics
3 Chenille Tufted Bedspreads.
Twin size. Orig. $9.99 - $6.99
s Chenille Tufted Bedspreads.
Full size. Orig. $16.95 ----$11.99
3 Chenille Tufted Bedspreads.
Twin size. Orig. $19.95--$14.99
5 Chenille Tufted Bedspreads.
Full size Orig. $25.90---$19.95
s Chenille Tufted Bedspreads.
White. Full size. Orig. $12.99,
$9.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
sPORTsWEAR

16 COTTON TAILORTOWN CLASSICS,
smart el-tailored and in becoming colors. $9 m
Discontinued models Orig. $595-------- OsOV
IS jacquard Sp-on Sweaters Orig $7o5 and $5Ss
81 Black and Pink Cardigan Sweaters Orig $500
Slp-on Orig $500 $zS9
Slip-on Sweaters Orig $499 $38S
9 Sip-on Cardigan Sweaters. Orig $7s5------$ $48S
3s Chum Cardigans Orig $975 ------- $68s
Rayon Bouses Orig $270 = $170
s3 white Cotton Shorts Sizes IA and l6 Orig
I Rayon pay Suit Orig s1o95 -------- S100
! Matching shorts ------------ Soc
Rayon Play Suits Orig $40
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
SUITS AND COATS

SHORT WINTER COATS to wear over suit 900
and dresses. Misses and Juniors Sizes Orig $38 ~
Suits, misses sizes Orig $33----- $2800
Suits, misses and women's Sizes Orig $500 and
s39 e5 $500
trimmed Winter Short Coats Misses and juniors Sizes
Fur-trimmed Winter Misses sizes. Orig $780,
$500
Toppers Orig
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

CORSETS
Is FAMOUS "CARTERS'" PANTY GRDLES in lovely
rayon fabrics scientifically designed for 81 m
smooth firm control Sizes Is to q. Orig $3.50 s'SS
American Lady" R.yon Girdes 5 length Size IS
Orig $1ooo---------------------- $500
27 Orig 40 as 5-- 9548
10 american Lady" Brocade Grdles Is"
eroth sixes "A and 10 Orp t5 90 " $3.50
HolIywood Maid" Gires cotton and batise sses
a. n 40 f,rir Il oS S------- SzSS
Is sFsuna" Girdlss Yayun satin With Talon closure, II"
length siss ~ Orig
xarn'e-eeooud Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
INFANTS AND CHILDREN

. BOYS COTTON WASH SUITS, sturdily
made for active youngsters Sizes to 6. Orig oQ~
. Girls Blouse Slip Combinations Sizes to Orig t29s
and .s3l5----A------ -----------------------$2.4S
Girls Jumpers in Spun Rayon solid colors Sizes to
Orig 1899 3s9-----.-s s-----------------------. $2.SS
. Girls Jumpers in cotton Sizes td g. Orig $3.50 $2sS
Tots Cotton Seersucker Bathrobes prints sses to g.
Orir s329 ---------@------. $2.5S
. fodder Cotton Bathrobes Sizes to s. Orig $278 $22s
Boys Cotton Wash Suits Sizes to g. Orig $318 $1.5S
Teen Age Cotton Strap Slips Sizes Orig 4Sc
Logging Sets, consisting OF sweater, leggng
helmet and mttens Orig $3.50 50---------------$4. $4.64
. Tots Headwear Orig Si15 to SAC
. Infants Raes Orig. sec
Evening star., 1946-10-24
CLEARANCE FOR BOYS
l3-Boys' $3.I5 Riding Bresehe,

Cotton gabardine breeches With suede patch 80 40
knee Tan and brown Sizes to i6 In group rAs1Z
Evening star., 1946-10-24

q fr1s' Cotton Bouses Orig 322o-------------SI SI55
n (sfrs Novelty Belts Orig $lS7--------------$1e $1eo
g Girls and Teens Polo Shirts Orig
Girls Cotton Dresses Orig $795
Rain Coats Orig. $l695
Chubbie Jerkn Suits. Orig. $895 $500
* Teen AI-vool Skirts Orig s5s5 and $299
3 Teen SleeyeIesx Sweaters orig S299 ------ 81 90
- Taen Svraters SLIGHTLY soied Orig s495---$299
Al-woo, Slp-on Sweaters Orig 99-----$lOO
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Linens

LIFtcIIS
20 Seconds, printed cotton table
cloths. Orig. $500 $1.95
/ Printed Cloth Table Sets. Orig.
$685. ----------- $5.95
/ Embroidered Cotton Pillow
Case. Orig. $4.91----$3.00
3 Homespun Bridge Sets. Orig.
30 Embroidered Guest Towels.
Printed Cotton Table Cloth.
Size 56x80". Orig. $5.95-$3.50
10 Printed Cotton Table Cloths.
Orig. 0------------$1.89
6 2-pc. Chenille Bath Sets. Orig.
S4.Sf $E.co
3 Chenille Bath Mats. Orig. $4.95,
$500
6 Linen Hemstitched Table
Cloths, seconds. Size, 68x84",
$1,000
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
GIRLS AND TEENERS.

GIRLS JERKN SUITS to wear with tai
lored dressy blouses. Smart fall colors Sk OK
Orig $8 'Ss%S
Evening star., 1946-10-24
BETTER DRESSES

II TWO-PIECE SUIT DRESSES In dattering
grey or in smart checks. Sizes 38 to A. 50 OF
Orig $1495 -------------------------- -'|S
Dinner Misses sizes. Orig $500 ------S $120o
Gowns printed rayon jersey. Sizes SO to 40 Orig
s2sg5 -- ----------- $149s
Onepiece Rayon Gabardine Dresses Misses Sizes Orig
s14as - --------- 1897
One niece Dresses Sizes 80 to a. Orig
One niece All wool Jersey Dresses Orig
~ Kanns-Second Floor .snsana5
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Orig. 1928
HALL
CARPET
$1.7o yda.

Administer 81" carpeting
for halls or scatter rugsl
Cut to the measurements
YOU need Taupe
background with borders
Of rose. blue, wine, green.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
IS Bags. Orig. $500 and $500,
$1.19s
20 Saddle Leather Belts. Orig.
$500 ---------------- $500
9 Felt Cosmetic Cases. Orig. 81 90,
50c*
10 Bags. Orig. $500 and $5.s5,
$685.
Handbags. Orig. $10.50 5000
2 Black Corde Bags. Orig. $500,
$10.50s
*Plus 20%o tar.
Kann'SStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
BUDGET DRESSES

BUDGET DRESSES
10 MISSES JERSEY DRESSES, 500 wool
and 500 cotton, in assorted lovely pastel tx m
shades Orig $1095 ~sSS
Rayon Street Broken Sizes Orig 5000
$500
Brown Rayon Satin Dresses Small sizes.
Orig s12s5 5-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Misses Pastel Rayon Orig
s10a5 ---------. $500
2-pc Rayon Gabardine Dresses Pastel shades Orig
1926 ----------.....----$ $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

LINGERIE
. COTTON GOWNS in soft, pretty print for your
self for gifts. Broken sizes. Orig ST OF
Striped PajamaS Small sizes Orig 1910 N19
0 Spun Night Shirts Broken Orig. $39
$119
. Rayon Slips Sizes 80 and a. Orig $500 to $iA5-s11s
Q Rayon Panes Small and medium. Orig. $225 S9c
Cotton Crepe Brunch Coats Small sizes Orig
Jersey Robe Sine H. Orig tl750--------$500
trimmed Rayon Gown. Slightly damaged Size 3S Orig
Kauns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
DAYTIME DRESSES

. ATTRACTIVE COTTON WASH FROCKS sI m
in popular colors. Misses sizes. Orig $3.50 ~1sVV
Orig $3e9-------------------- ------------- $297
Solid Color Utility Dresses Sizes II to i6 Orig 81 60 Sic
Cotton Brunch Costs Broken Orig S147
Q Rayon Print Dresses Misses Sizes Orig $500----$397
Kann's-second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
Rem nanfs
WASH
FABRICS
3oe 10
7oe yd.

Desirable lengths from our
regular stock, including
plain and printed cottons
and rayons, etc.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

Useful lengths Of all-wool
and rayon mixtures for
suits, coats, dresses, etc.
New fall shades, including
black, 54". wide. All prop
erly labeled as to fiber
content.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

, Kann's--Fourth Floor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
ESQ wage boost indicated

I'm MANUFACTURING industries alone of the 1916
level OF corporate profits after taxes will 2@o
earnings of production workers. without
tvity without further expansion
ducng the return after that
1869
corporate enterprise, profit position precise
sasicay but clearly much favorable than i'm
turing aene, i'm comparison with reasonably
conecured that total corporate business support 25
crease in the basis that manufacturing
support 219o increase"
three dangers in the
real income of workers
national income going profits Living
never better than tenuous compromise with minimum
requirements for health being
ongterm stability of economy being endangered by
income from the consumption of and
savings of the relative The and political
democracy being threatened concentration
wealth and the resultant power and
influence"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21

Festivities begin at $3.50 pm.
on December 81, 1946-and end
at an unspecified time in 1947
at the Ashland Auditorium,
Van Buren, and Ashland.
The Sultans of Swing, we'll
known dispensers of 1--WE and
sweet rhythm, will provide mu-
sic for the occasion. The longest
bar in Chicago will provide .
well, that's up to you!
WITH a balcony for relaxing,
mezzanine table service for eat
ing, check room space galore, and
a spacious dance floor, there's no
doubt that the thousands of Chi
cagoans expected will find just
the accommodations they want
and just the right people to en-
joy them with.
Tickets for the Frolic can be
purchased at the Star office, at a
number of union halls and of.
fees, Modern Bookstore, and 9TH
er places.
Get your tickets early" says
Betty Veri, Chairman of the New
Years Eve Frolic committee.
Celebrating the New Year
with the Chicago Star is the
best possible way to have fun
and help our paper at the same
time," Betty adds.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
Wind up BiIbo drive

The eity-wide drive to unseat
Senator Theodore G. Bilbo, now
under investigation by a Senate
committee, will close Sunday, De-
cember %, 8 Pm. in rousing
rally at Monumental Baptist
Church, 729 E. lakewood Blvd.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21

I
ands this week, armed with powerful lever with
which to pry profits loose from their encrusted
position in the Golfers of U.S. industry.
The lever is 71-page heavily docunented re-
port on national wage policy prepared independ
emily by Robert R. Nathan, wartime chief of the
policy section of the Office of War Mobilization
and Reconversion He is recognized as enc of the
nations top economists
Nathan's report said business can afford a
$3.50 overall increase i'm wage rates without
raising prices and without reducing profits
from the 1868 level after taxes
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21

Morrow's Nut House, at SO
West Randolph street, was
fined $1OO and costs for "un-
safe" operation in violation of
fire laws by Judge Samuel Hell
Ter In License court this week.
Edward Beyna, the owner.
was charged with using gaso-
line vapor lamps.
1T seems a well-named insti.
tution," said Judge Heller.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
"A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT

Christmas jumping jack in attractive colors
for the youngsters or Grown ups. Strdily
and drably constructed. Two designs
fSanta Clause and Clown Price each $l.oa
or for $50 - or ! free with year
subscriptions to the Chicago Star. Rush
orders to receive by Christmas and Cash
to M. E. Martindale e/o Chicago Star.