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Evening star., 1947-03-31
HOUSES For sALE-No,thwe,t.

HOUSES FOR SALE-kosfhwest.
WE HAVE SEVERAL nice oungalows m
good sections Of Silver Spring reasonably
6a Cos 81 4is fsos Ga or .vs stop s y
UPsHUR ST.. Just of 18th n.w...vacant;
sasd 9ans "a psrset aonden
HHa MELAN: M Realtors ait Ah 81. 1000; s' eves-. RI.
CENTRALLY LOCATED brick Colonial
home Of Williamsburg design, with 8 rooms
and bath, screened side porch. log-burning
in in Silver Spring: built to order for present
quality in many ways: type q house y1Y.yye
Rssltor, 81. a5ss. tsun. and ewes sH.
500 sSe Bnock n5i k0@sE 81 ourNTANA PL. NV
ann a1nns stove aeom sSsas bssrms baths. i.
M1s. Hs. Readmena SSns Sp EN- % ssas % WrLIo6eH-
q sY,gEAALTST gEAL FRITZ ar ssss rooms,
bath. inclosed porches, automatic heat:
Wa rheF s,s dstI vs s wn NJ n rHsocKMos Mhlss syss
TON. Rsaltor. DI, eOs2.
fUr so soaay
decorated. consisting Of living rm., dining
rmk, kitchen. 3 bedrms., bath, h.-w.h.,
transit line. To see. call Mr.. Rudden
until pm; ewes. GE. s458. LEO u.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st. NV, ME.
an AND DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-s-rm.
brick. tile bath. O. screened porches; quick
sSs aoaE wi WfTa fo is6o A sesg fgssi lovely .p...
nicely furn., and bringing $4,000 per
needed. Furnishinss include linen, china.
pots and pans. silver. 8 stoves. 8 refgrs
and many other utensils. Property is lo-
Hotel: OIL h.-w.h. Property is In excellent
condition. Priced TO sen quickly With low
deyn pay~snt Gall Mr.; pcmsk. with
Nv M. B,tf. + DIXON q GO" i7ss Conn. s'''
Evening star., 1947-03-31

ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROOMS FOR COLORED-We have rooms
in nearly every section Of the city for en-
ployed persons, in refined homes. Call
North 3239 or stop at our Offices, Oil
Florida ave. NV.
WE HAVE FURNISHED. unfurnished and
share rooms for desirable tenants through
out the city; list your rooms with u.s.
NELSON & THOMAS Real Estate Brokers,
AS Florida ave. NV. DE. 6244. 81
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS WANTED.

PRIVATE ROOM, near bath: light meals
served to retired Govt employe, semi
invalid; prefers private family; willing to
pay for such accommodation. CO. 0009.
LARGE OR MEDIUM SIZE ventilated
room, quiet, private house with phone,
near Treasury, good transportation. P. o.
Box 129
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS UNEURNisnED.
ROOMS FuRN. OR UNFURN.

N ARLINGTON, mr. Pentagon end Signa
-orps-Large, sunny room, 81 #. by IL II
9refer employed lady; S35. OW. 5003. =
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER with lovely girls,
2 and 6, would like board, room, day care.
Virginia or residential NV. Washington.
MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN and wife
want room and board in private family;
prefer quiet home and no fancy cooking.
Box 117-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK for washington, d. C.-3 rms,
bath, unfurnished; want 3 or rms, bath,
unfurn. DEUTSCHMAN, 1898 Creston ave,
ssSpx; aNY ON n Z; Asv,l e; TEL Eo7,s9fo. p 81
exchange for enc in Alexandria. call ia.
Evening star., 1947-03-31

NEW CHEERFUL knotty pine upstairs I'M
35x13. overlooking Sligo Park Silver
Spring. 3 lg. closets; bus at door. 81. S2ob
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

1881 CATHEDRAL-A lovely English-type
brick Of bedrms., 3La baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., den. "a, bath, and electric kitchen
condition. suitable for diplomat; $500 on
2-yr. lease. Shown by appointment only.
ALFRED TAYLOR & CO., CO. 1922. Ewes,
DE. O222. II
CONGRESs HEIGHTS-Near bus. stores.
theaters; 2-bedroom brick. semidet., auto
matte heat, rec rm.: give references. num-
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE d

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
srs aFnS a mp E s
house OF. apartment in nice neiehborhood.
S1ssl S.vy reference alsbs oS7s oSa n,
Esf fRSSHfvI snd vII: with Year
ssS;s as; u t. slS sz ssso e.
aeuse yeny q msdca eenteP mo- Or
more. bes!Eltng about April L; good rent.
excel. care; ref. WI. 5000. 8 to Pm.
10 TO 90 ROOM unfurnished house for
Eooming house business in D. c. dd..os
GoST. oFFicTAL needs house or apart
teedl $3.50 monthly. Alexandra q! Sl5o
FRENCH OFFICER, diplomatic service, re-
siding D. c. for 2 yrs, desperately looking
for o2 tasn HeIas house or ss6 SsdrRs s
hGS5i 6ssEsar NiHDEB b.iSi: ss spl ssF 8 uns
sspn & fee Nv, .ps Captain HI
term term ' at sidwsil Friends ISL school NUN financial
Please ss W ge
apt. or house; will decorate If needed. co.
FAMILY OF. 4 ADULTS desires unfurn
house, rooms or more: good ref. ME.
WE NEED IT BADLY-Naval oficer. wife
and son need 3-bedroom house in Bethesda
or Chevy Chase before July or right now:
we have always kept excellent care of
rentals Emerson 1888 or Republic 400,
FtHa FURN. HOUSE OR APT, couple with q
3-mo. -old son needs one: pay up to 5000
P9 pm MI 10 !ls4 En- n &K az eAM2RA. 4 pm snd
and 8 wEs.. need or bedrm. unfdrn:
house by June /; perm. assignment care
PRESENT LEASE EXPIRES May Is: de-
sire 2 or 3-bedroom house preferably Va
VETERAN. hFHi' WIFE desire sa. house, near bus
no children, no pets; furnished, unfur-
PHYSICIAN, WIFE and 6-yr.-old daughter
desire 2-3 bedroom house. unfurn.; rent
FhASsPSsrATioN n sSyaasSAT SPECIALIST needs .
or bedroom house. @ @1Irnishsedd ahsd Or unfur-
s1aS PER MO; for 2 or bedroom house
Arlington preferred. Phone oW.- -750s. q
u0llseS e0p SAlE-No,$hwes$
Evening star., 1947-03-31

1441 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Girl to share
newly furnished trimmed bedroom, adjoin-
ing bath, with another girl; S25 each
Evening star., 1947-03-31

CONTINUED en Nexs FsssJ
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Knit Underwear

Orig. sass Famous Name Cotton
Shorty Pajamas, small and me
dium sizes only. Soiled ---S1.ss
Imperfects Of Famous Name
Combination Cotton Undies,
white only. Sizes 80 to 36. Some
are soiled --------- 45c
Imperfects Of Famous Name Ray
on Slips, broken sizes. White
only: Slight imperfections $50
Orig. $1.15 Famous Name Cotton
Knit Bloomers, tearose shade, In
extra sizes. Full elastic waist and
leg bands 7Sc
Imperfects Of Famous Name Cot.
ton Briefs, assorted colors. Brok-
en- sizes. Slight imperfectiofls.
Some are soiled lsc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Linens

32-Printed Dish Towels --1Sc
$1,000 52x52 Printed Linen
Sets - $5.95
4-S12.s2 52x7o" Printed Linen
3-SI2.78 54x54' Cotton and
Rayon Printed Sets --- $3.50
12-$15.95 66xs4" Hemstitched
Irish Linen Damask Cloths $9.95
36-Seconds Of 75c Bath Towels,
39c
sS-Seconds Of $3.50 Martex
Bath Towels ----. $1.z5
4-Sls.2S 57x52" Printed Linen
7-pc. Sets - S4.s5
40-SSc Place Mats - 2ec
s-Sl4.as s3xs2' Spun Aayen
9-pc. Sets ------t------- SS.Se
Kann's-etrset Floor. .
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Corsets

sla.oo Mastarcraft kayon Satin
Girdles with wide elastic side
panels. Talon closures = $6.s5
SS.sS Lewella Girdles with elastic
backs and sides. Talon closing.
White ------ ------------- $500
$500 Mastercraft Oxford Cloth
Girdles, lightweight. Talon clos
ing. 14-inch length. Sizes 26
10 ~ Vow
s5.s5 to $500 Corselettes and
Girdles $4z5
S5.95 Girdles, various types 5000
$3.50 Carter's Panty Girdles Of
stretchable rayon fabric. Small
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Toiletries

72-s1.S5 Compacts and Cigarette
cases 68c
144-Sl.75 Maison Jeurelle Sets;
bath powder, large bath soap sec"
2OO-S2.50 Dorothy Gray LADY in
the Dark" Cologne -S1.25*
75-sr.5o Berkley Double Edge
Razor Blades. 70 per pkg. Sl.00
200-S1.00 Maison Jeurelle Mems
After Shave Lotion 35c
; for S1.00
.Pas S0% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Handkerchief

Wsasn's 7Se Handksrchie(s, cot
ton bAtiste with large handmade
initials. Not all initials in group,
: fer 9l.ee
Mems Irreg. Handkerchief, large
size, rayon batiste. sswith corded
borders. Some initiated. IA, yee
Wsmsn's and Girh' Plain White
Handkerchief and bright prints,
les
Womens sc Linen Handler
chiefs, extra large, with hem
stitched trim, hand-rolled edges,
Sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Infants Wear

SS.ss Bath Robes, cotton plaid.
Sizes 2-6 ----------- 32.4S
s2.Ss to $3.50 Play Clothes;
shorts, sun suits, slaclS and
sports jackets. Sizes , to 8,
S3.ee Crib Sine MeSquito Nets,
Sl.SS
si.SS and Sa.ss sssrsueker
Ovefalls. Broken siaes to 8,
3l.l3
Sl.1S 70 S1.sS Dresses, SUN Suits,
Berets, Blousss. Jackets, Pajamas,
Eten Caps 64c
Girb' S1.SS Cotton Print Gowns.
Sizes Z to 6-------------S1.A
Girls Sass Cstten Crepe Gowns.
Sises 1 to 8 -------------S1.5S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Lingerie

S1.45 to S2.oo Slips, rayon crepe,
satin and taffeta, lace-trimmed
and tailored styles. Tearose and
black. Sizes 81 and 81 - 81
s3.s5 Gowns, rayon satin and
crepe, trimmed and tailored
styles. Broken sizes $780, 32.97
sass Shorty Cotton Pajamas,
one-piece print. Small sizes,
$1.50
S3.s5 Cotton Gowns, some
seconds. Broken sises Sl.SS
$3.50 Cotton Print Brief Coats.
Broken sizes $3.50
Kann'-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Junior Miss

JUBItOb IHLoo
@S1i.s5 2.pc. Black kayon
Creme Dresses. Sizes 9-15, $1,000
s--3l4.SS vslvetesn 1-pc. Dresses.
Sizes els $500
27-sS.S5 70 1886 Slip-on
Sweaters, 1907 wool. Sizes s-17.
$3.50
S-S14.s5 a-pc. 1ssee Wool Bolero
Suits. Sizes . to Is ---- Sl0.oO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Art Goods
lo0-5c Skeins Embroidery Cot
ton - 3 Tor l0c
I-$4.ss Fancy Pillow - $l.5s
a5-25c knitting Needles loc pr.
1e-3l.ee 4 $l.25 Hanks Knitting
KAnn's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
UphOIsterv

~
s-Sl2.Ss Crstenne Chair Covers,
club and wing styles. ea.-- $3.50
3-Sla.SS knitted Sofa Covers,
q. -34.4s
- Yds. q 3l.ee-per-Yd. Rayon
Curtain Net, ivory, I'd. 5Sc
4-S1s.sS wavsrlsy Bedspreads,
CO. 9U.SS
8 Pairs SEQ Waverlsy Bedroom
Draperies, pr $5.2B
4-S1o.4s Waverley Vanity Skirts,
ca. .S5.2S
3-ta4.S5 Textrsn Benyaline Bed
spreads, $14.S5
1S-Ss.75 Metal Venetian Blinds,
10" wide. 81" long, ea.----$3.ss
1-Sl4.s5 Autsmsbils Slip Cover
for 1910 2-door Pontiac sedan,
s7.ss
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Je,oelry

$500 % $3.50 Chatelains,
$3.O0s
ss-S3.ss Two-initialed Ghate-
laines. Not all initials 59c*
55-S1.es Sterling Silver Bangle
Dfaoelets 59cS
25e-Sec to Sl.0e Pieces Jewelry,
Ice
2-S7.5e Plastic and Sterling
Compacts - $500
7-S11.eo to ll4.s5 Sterling Silver
Compacts $7.S5
'PIas &6% Tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Notions

144-35c Elastic Sanitary Belts,
patented fastener. Small, me-
dium and large -------- 10c
s-7Sc Shower Scarfs, red, green,
pink, soiled. ------- zSc
$3.50 Pieces Rayon Satin Blan-
ket Binding, soiled. Blue, april
cot, green en---------------15c 15c
1i-SI.3S Piiofilm Utility Bags for
food or small articles, slightly
unused 5Sc
l5-50c Plastic Hair Rolls 10c
l1-5ec Shower Caps, white 1oc
sE$1.7S Hat Box Sets, set Of 8,
S1.oe
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Necktuear

3l.SS Dickeys, rayon crepes, rayon
sheers, tailored and dressy styles.
White and colors ssc
s-S4.ss Rayen Chiffon Square
Soarfs, brightly printed designs,
$2.95
l-Ss.SS Blouse. white, V-neck
style, with bracelet-length sleeves,
soiled. Size 80 38---$5.95
3-S5.s5 White Blouses, soiled.
Size IS $3.98
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Budget Dress Shop

Wsnsa's 95.SS Mack NAyeA Jsr.
~ Dresses s-----------$S.Ss
Missas' SS.SS Black KaysA Dresses,
93.SS
Mieess' SS.sS 10 Sls.sS Dresses,
S3.ee
Xann'S-Aecond Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Lamps

Lamps
1-S16.Ss China Table Lamp,
S7.88
20-S5.ss Rayon Lamp Shades,
4Olle0 -$1.aS
s-$6.sS Gooseneck Desk Lamps,
1898
la-o7.SS Kiddie Lamps $3.S8
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02

y
"As Is," Full Fashioned Sheer
Nyion Hosiery. Assorted styles
and construction. Famous name
hosiery included. Not all sizes,
2 prs. $1.00
Misses and Children's Cotton
Ankle Socks. Broken sizes and
colors. Many styles included.
8oiled 1Oc- Pr.
Inperfects Of Famous Name 81
gauge Nylon Sheers. Slight i'm
perfections. All Nylon. Size 91a
Impsrfscts Of Famous Name
4S-gauge Nylon Sheers, summer
shade In size II only -6sc pr.
Little Womsn's Rayon Hosiery.
Perfect quality. Cotton REIN
forced feet. Good colors in
popular sizes -.1 15c pr.
Full Fashioned Sheer Nylon
Hosiery. All Nylon. Perfect
quality. Light shades. Small
sizes only -- 79c pr.
Kann's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Bedroom, Furniture

DGUTOOW r uFItGuSe
2-$34.s5 Double Size Box
Springs, soiled ---$l6.S8
1-ss4.s5 Twin Size Box Springs,
soiled Sl6.SS
I-sss.5o Twin Size Box Springs,
I-$2s.S5 Twin Size Felt Mat
tress -----------------$ 1895
1-S3s.5o Twin Size Inner spring
Mattress $25.99
1-S3s.5o Double Size Box
Springs . $25.99
2-S8.s5 Maple Finished Cricket
Chairs - A.44
1-S44.5o Maple Veneered Chest
Of Drawers, SCARED S29.9S
I-S4S.50 Maple Veneered Dresser.
SCARED ---- $29.95
z-S22.s5 Walnut veneered
Chests sf Drawers, damaged,
1-Sll.Se Walnut Vensered Chest
of Drawers $2S.S5
1-S44.ye Mahogany vensered
Chest Of Drawers - $2S.S5
a-S17.75 Double Sise Walnut
Finished Poster Beds, SCARED,
$1,000
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02

Rugs
4s-Sl.Ss a4x4e Reversible Cotton
and, Wool Plaid Rugs $1.ee
6-S10.S5 Sxlz Felt Base Rugs.
Ss.S5
1-SI55.SS sx12 Wine Figured
Wilton $3.50
f-SisS.s5 Blue Figured Wilton,
$3.50
1-s125.ee Ska Grey Figured Vel
1-$102.9e SKIES Black F1orH
Administer --37 379.s5
I-S1oS.95 Sx1o.S Wine Figured
1-S1eS.s5 sx12 Wine Figured
Wilton 3SS.5o
1-$1os.s5 ska Rust Figured Will
ton -$ $9S.50
1-s7S.s5 sx12 Tan Figured VIII
ton --.---- S62.50
l-$74.S5 Skis Green Figured
N0tVet ------- $CS.V0
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Housewares
Luggage

@sl6.55 Week End Cases, 1855
a-sao Shoe and Hat Boxes,
S16.7S
$50 Pullman Cases - $lS.2S
All Luggage Plus 40% Tax
Luggake-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Better Dresses

Womens S16.s5 to 3a5 Daytime
Dresses, black only SO
Misses 1855 to szz.sB Daytime
Dresses, black - $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Leather Goods

1-"As Is," S17.S5 Black Corde
Dag $S.So~
4-S7.s5 70 311.Se Leather
Bags $685.
1-"As Is," 324.95 Brown Al
ligstor Bag ------- $685.
3S-13.ee Handbags - Sl.Sss
I35.S5 to 37.S5 Bags - S5.ees
ls-33.5S to $3.50 Billfolds,
31.55 TO S3.7Ss
lS-S11.S5 Calfskin Bags $685.
-"As Is," s3.sS Evening Bags,
2Sc*
'PINs 46% Tar
Kann's-Street' Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
SPECIAL PURCHASE
Misses and Juniors
$2o.o5 to 1895 Suits
SO.

Up-to-the minute styles Of superb wool fobr'c such
as covert and flannel i. !. carefully lined! You'll
like their rich foI hues, spicy checks, classic ereys
and browns. Sizes for Misses and Juniors. Shop
EARLY!
Kanns-second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02

- Mems S34oo Fell Suits. AI-wooI coloui tweed and
fonnes In group SINGLE double breasted models II your
size is here you have reo buy. Sizes: Reg.
5/35 1896, 2/57, l/4o, VA; Longs 2/39 SIX *
10 Mems $3.50 Sport Goats. Fine olI-woo jockes nicely
toored Tan and light blue in group. Sizes Reg 1896,
H37. 1893, 3/ss; Shorts Ns5, 2/3e, $40 m
3e Prs Mems $3.50 SIseks. Blue, light and brown Just
noted each slock. Waist size 81 to 34--- T0sA -
- Mems $ls75 SIS Raneoats Cotton oobordne trench
and swoooer models only l3 come early Sizes $40 m
Reg /40, 3I42. 3/44 2/4e; Shorts l/4o, 3/42 TuAsVV
Kann's-Mens store-second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
I,yss. tIy
,Fomous Name
kyIon Hosiery
$1.3o


Super sheer 15-denier,
51-sauge nylons in the
new darker shades; with
hairline seams, narrow
heels. Popular sises;
slight defects.
Kann's-etreet Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Daytime Dresses

D0JtI"e DTeSse
lS-Ss.SS RAysn Print Dresses,
.Ailed -Se.0S
1s-$s.SJ white Sesrsueksr Uni
forms, soiled- led--------SS.se
7S-Sz.SS Cotton Print FinafereS,
dses 1914 only sse
ax-S3.ss Striped Chambray
Dresses, small sises- s--------N.sS
15-S5.ee Rayen Dresses
Kann's-Decond Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
StseiHl Pxrckassl
81
PEDIcURE
Nail Scissors
$1.09

Dy that famous maker.
WiSs! OF fine tempered
atsel. ehrente-plated for
extra long service.
Kann1-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Mems Clothing

29-$42.5o Gabardine Topeoots ..Neutro' shode
setn sleeves Fobrc content noted on eoch coot Sizes
Reg 4/34, l/35, 1885, N37, 1913, 53o. 3/4O.
2/47. Shorts 2/s5' s/s7 '/ss' n4o' $685.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
200 BOYS 2.25 to $50 LONG
Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS
Cotton oobordines, twlIs, plods and 81 70
checks Long sleeve sport shirt with
two-woy color. Sizes to s in group
Bows Remnants

DOyS NeH7Iu7HS
s-S17ss Plain Sport Coat sizes 16 and H.
SI0sS
1-S275e grey Overcoa size 13----------Sl2ss
1-Ss.5o White Towel Robe size S17S
a-SSs5 White Long Pants Suits size 1898
1o-S3sS 2pc. Suit, long sleeve knit shirt with flannel
shorA Size
127-Boys' S595 $6s5 Corduroy Stacks. Sizes II to 20
34-Seconds Boys 3sas White Dress Shirts Sizes to IAN
neck in sroup - ------------- SSc
3Boys Winter weight Shirts, medium and large, 4sc
$3.50 Seersucker Overalls, size 7sc
4-S3s5 Corduroy Overalls, size
12-Boys' $3.50 Cotton Wash Slacks sizes and Soc
7-Seconds Boys $3.50 Broadcloth Pajamas sizes SSc
2a-Sl05 Button Blouses size 39c
3A-S1sB S295 Boys Sport Shirts; broken sizes soc
IsS1sss $500 Boys Sport Coats. Sizes Is to 81
2oe-Boys' 4sc Anket elastic tops broken sses.
1Sc
Q 52-slss Lonx Sleeve Cotton Plaid Sport Shirts sizes
Kanns-Boys store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
MEMS $500 Upper JACKETS

All Weather Jaeks-zipper fronts zeIon finished eotor
twill jocket that will give you plenty Of 50 *
brisk days. Broken ~'SS
Evening star., 1947-10-02
IyYss. 81 ss1 IS
PlGSklN
GLOVES
$2.o4

90 pairs snp-on style,
vashabk pigskin gloves
in natural and cork
shades: sises 8 - IN.
Slight irregularities.
KAnn's Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Small Appliances
Teen Timers

Teen Timers
lS-S7.S5 Wool Skirts --$5.S5
2e-31.6S 70 34.s5 Cotton Stacks,
Shsrts, Jackets and Culottes -4sc
1o-S5.SS Cardigan Sweaters,
49,. $3.95
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Clearance Of
Damaged Dinettes
A " IL OFF

1-S72. so 5-Piece Chrome Dinette $3.50
lO-S94.5O 5-Piece Mope Dinettes- -$6z.s3
1-Sle5O 5-Pieee Solid Ook Dinette -$7S.S8
$50 SO 5-Peoe Chrome Dinette -----------$5S.S
2-S74.50 5-Pieee Ook Dnees -$37.z5
l-S5e.5 SO 5-Pieoe Solid Oak Dnette 90
$500 5-Piece Ook Dnetes s-------------$37.4s
1-$52 90 5-Pece White EnomeIed with black
trim) Wooden O'nette -------------s $3.50
l-$34.95 5-Piece White Enamel Wooden D-
nette Black Trim szzss
1-S52,Oo 3-Peee Ook Dinette ette---------$z5.se
$500 5-Piece Chrome Dinette -$37.S8
$500 5-Piece Maple Dnette e------------$ -$37.S3
l-Sl49.5O 5-Pieee Aluminium and Mahogany
Veneer Dinette ---- $743s
$3.50 5-Peee Oak Dnette -S3s.SS
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
lstssfs' 7se
Cotton Knit
GOWNS
68e

warm, practical cotton
knit gowns tor infants
s. with draEstring In
bottom and sleeves.
Kann's--Fourth Floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-14
Bv ROBERT MILLER
Star Staff Writer

As part of it's participation in
the present Nationwide Scout
Roundup, seeking to bring
Scouting to more boys and
more outdoor activities on a
~vear-round basis, the Cape Fear
Area council is inviting return
ed war veterans, who were
Scouts or leaders, to rejoin the
movement and all other men
interested in helping boys into
the game Of Scouting" accord
ing to Ray Sweazey, Scout exec
utive.
Nine hundred and twenty-one
men volunteer leadership and
administer Scouting in the Cape
Fear Area Council which in
cludes New Hanover, Bladen,
Brunswick, Cumberland, Column
bus. Hoke, Fender, Scotland,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-14
Harvest Festival
Set For Chadbourn
By Methodist Church

CHADBOURN, Nov. IS -
Methodists of Chadbourn will
conduct a Harvest day sale here
on Thursday, Nov. 20, for the
benefit of the Chadbourn Metho-
dist church building fund.
Plans for the event include a
bazaar starting at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon and a barbecue and
chicken salad plate supper to be
served at 5 o'clock.
The Harvest day program will
be presented at Carriers ware
house.
Methodists are inviting all their
friends to attend the sale and re.
main for the supper.
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men under their leadership

men under their leadership.
Since Scouting was establish
ed in America, the movement
has insisted upon high quality
men for leaders, selected be-
cause of their good morale,
character, and interest in work
ing with boys, Sweazey said.
Volunteer leaders are not ex-
pected to be experts in all Scout
activities, according to Scout Of
ficials, but they must be able to
the respect of their
boys and try to attend all Scout
meetings and outings with the
cooperation Of the troop, pack,
or senior unit committee.
Representing the sponsoring
institution, the leaders are res
ponsible for the general pro-
gram and supervision of the
units fun and activities.
According to a study of volun-
teer leaders, selected as a cross
section of America, nearly 45.1
per cent are between 26 and SO
years old.
Thirty per cent are doctors,
lawyers, clergymen, and teach
ers, and over % per cent are
craftsmen, with II per cent
businessmen, managers, buyers,
creditmen and public officials.
More than half of the Scout
masters were one Boy Scout and
two of every three assistant
Scoutmasters had previous Scout
training.
From the standpoint of their
education, 1871 per cent finished
grammar school, 47.3 per cent
completed high school, and 34.6
per cent are college graduates,
Sweazey pointed out.
Nearly half of the Scout
masters say they volunteered as
leaders because of a deep per-
sonal interest brought about
through their contacts with boys
or their friendship with men al
ready leaders, or lastly because
of their church utilization.
Sweazey said that a study re-
veals that the most frequent
personal compensation" Scout
masters had was the friendship
of boys. Another large group
said they served with a feeling
of service to youth and society,
while a third group had a def
nate feeling of having helped
boys to establish themselves in
these difficult days.
While the average number OF
years a man serves as Scout
master has not been determined,
it is known that nationally there
are hundreds of men who have
aided boys Of their neighbour
hood for many years, the scout
official said.
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Cape Fear Council Invites
Returned Vets To Rejoin
and Robson counties.


Scouting, in it's 36th year ir
the United States, is an impor.
ltant hobby to more than 500, 0O(
American men and over 2,000,-
900 men have shared in the
development Of boys, Sweazey
said.
Volunteer workers have &C
cepted positions such as Scout
masters, assistants, Cub lead
ers, Scout commissioners, and
in administrative and supervi-
sorry capacities in order to teach
young men the fundamentals OF
Scouting.
More than 100, 1000 Scout
masters, Cub masters, and Sen
ior Scout leaders and assistants
are the closest to the heart OF
the Scouting programs he said,
They give an average of six
hours a week to boys and young
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-14
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-14

n It's been too long since
your family has enjoyed the
goodness of baked ham, now's
good time to take advantage
OF lower prices. To make #
really count as an economica1
meat-be sure to use every hit
OIL meat in an appetizing pa.
rade of ways.
And don't forget the l.sc,o,,.
pea or bean soup you can maIa
from the ham bone. Hot. Des
SOUP Favored with the sweet
ness OF ham and thick with
nam scraps makes lickin' good
eating. Even better accom-
panied by steaming corn bread,
1t prices for fresh eraan
seem prohibitive. better
investigate Colonial's grand AZ.
,oft1nent Of canned beans
;hoose your favorite stv1a"
my whole green beans. c,,t
,reen beans, or the party-stv1e.
'rench green beans. A rea1
loney-saver. Grand for yexats-
lie salads, too.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-14

Peanut Butter is an sxce,,on4
dooa-top quality protein and
good fat-and a real helm to
the food budget. To save ~
shortening, use peanut butter
IN cookies, frostings and whita
sauces. To white down n
meat blll. use peanut butter in
&C combination with other foods
70 supply main-dish protein,
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