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Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Anywhere You
Look Thare's Oil
But Most Surprising Of Ali
Locations Is HIGH in
Colorado Clouds.

HAMILTON, cookbook where
you within the Pacific ocean, of
the coast of California, in the
jungles of South America in the
dust bowl of Oklahoma-you can
always find an oil field.
Travel the world over and you
will never see one in a more sur
prising location than the Wilson
Creek field of Colorado. Anyone but
an oil man, who takes his oil wher-
ever he can find it, would wonder
how the field ever was discovered
in the first place.
For Wilson Creek sits precari-
ously in the clouds on the CONT
mental divide, 1878 feet above sea
level. It's the highest field in the
United States and you take your
life in your hands to get there.
You start from Craig, Colo, over
the Little Burma Road" which is
called that because it looks like the
famous and equally hazardous war
time route over the Himalayas.
Giant Pin Cushions.
For 40 breath-taking miles, you
wind around towering mountain
peaks, looking dizzily off into space,
while your ears pop as you gain
altitude. You don't see a man-made
structure the entire trip until sud-
denly you reach the roof of the con-
tinent and there you are at Wilson
Creek where oil derricks stick
crafty out from the mountainside
like pins in giant pin cushions.
These wells are on shelves carved
out of the sides of the peaks. A false
move at any of these sites would
send a careless mar spinning a
thousand feet down to a rocky can
yon floor.
Amazingly there have been nc
such false moves to this day at
Wilson Creek.
The nations highest oil field was
discovered in 1888 and until the
mammoth development began two
years ago at nearby Rangely field
it was the biggest producing area
in Colorado.
No Pumping Problem.
Gaining access to Wilson Creek
involved a major feat in road engi-
neering. Even after the road was
finished, there remained the gar
gantuan task of keeping it clear of
snowdrifts. Up here at the top of
the continent a 14-inch snow in mid
May isn't unusual. There's an air
for emergency use.
The Texas Co. and the California
Co., a subsidiary of Standard Oil of
California, developed Wilson Creek.
There's no pumping problem. The
oil just flows downhill to the nearest.
4
Wilson Creeks 90 wells produce
about 1000 barrels of oil a day in
the summertime from the Morrison
and Sundance sands at depths of
5000 to 1000 feet. In winter, the
paraffin in the crude gets stiff from
the cold and hampers the flow of
the oil.
This oil flows by gravity from the
wells to the gathering tanks and
from there the Texas Co. sends it's
share rocketing on downhill to a
refinery at Craig. From Wilson
Creek to Craig is a drop of 1000
feet.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Helicopter Rises 1880 Feet
For World Altitude Record

DAYTON, OHIO. - An unofficial
world altitude record for helicopters
of 1880 feet was set by Maj. Ern-
est Cassell, the army's No. l test
pilot.
A National Aeronautical associa-
ton observer in an accompanying
BIS bomber announced that the flo.
ure, far beyond the previous record
of 11,243 feet, would be certified to
the association for entry in its
records.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
Restore Fruit Flavor

Canned fruit juices often lose the
fresh fruit flavor because the air
has been removed during vacuum
processing, say research chemists
of the department of agriculture. A
simple way to restore the fresh
fruit flavor to canned juices is to
pour the chilled juice back and forth
from n tumbler to another just
before serving.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09

This is getting-ready time for my
farmer nieces and nephews. TOday's
blowing and investment in money
and labor may or may not pay
off in rich crops. There's a big IF
in every farm family's life. If the
sun shines, if it doesn't rain too
mucn, if we have a drOught-if, if,
if. However, there's crop which
has no ''if" side. It's a crop of Saw
ings Bonds, which grows steadily,
rain or shine, wind or calm, year
after year until it produces 81 for
every So. My city nieces and neph-
ews a plant this crop, too, by join
ing and staying on the payroll saw
ings plan or by arrangement with
their bank. u. S. Treasury Department
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09

EnsHage Cutters-3 models reduced $22.7 rs in each
case 4.8% to 7.1%).
Ensnage Harvester model reduced $33. rs (3.9%).
Hammer Mills models reduced 500 in each case
Q.9% and 800.
Lime Spreader-1 basic model reduced $3.50 1920.
Power Loader model reduced $25.5 o (8.9%).
Manure Spreader-1 model reduced $500 (3.5%).
Mixer Units models reduced $1,000 and $17.00
Q4.4% and 18.4%).
Mixer Vacuum Pumps-2m models reduced Sic o in each
case Q1.5% and 1859.
Portable Mixer Vacuum Pumps models reduced $17.O0
in each case Q1.3% and 11.7%).
Stainless Steel Mixer PaIs-2m models reduced SIS. 90 and
$1,000 1857 and 1880.
Cream Separators-4 models reduced $13.25 in each
case $50 to 10.4%).
Tractor TraTer-1 basic model reduced $12.7 rs $500.
Milk Coolers models reduced $751; o to $500 Q.9%
to 43%).
Industrial Tractors tWhee)-4 basic models reduced
$1,000 to $500 az to 3.4%).
Industrial Power Units 8 models reduced from $1,000
to $15O.O0 (2.3% to 11.4%).
Motor Truck Attachments 50 items reduced from 1925
to 1868. 90, including a change in specifications on
items.
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-09
rs More Types of Product:

PIows-52 models reduced from $500 to $4,000
(3% to 10.7%).
cultyators-13 basic models reduced $500 to $1,000
ASP to 1870.
Listers and Mlddebustes-7 models reduced $500 in
each case (2.8% to 400.
Corn Planters basic models reduced $500 in each
case $50 to 4.8%).
Grain DrIs-11 models reduced SLABS to $4,000
4.4% to $500.
Mowers basic models reduced $500 and $11.50
(2.5% and 5%).
Sweep Rake model reduced $500 $500.
Pickup Hay BaIer-1 model reduced $500 4.1%).
seIf-Propened combine basic model reduced $122.50
(3.4%).
Evening star., 1947-07-10

200 Juniors Blouses Of rayon Jersey,
rayon crepe and cotton eyelet. Long
and short sleeves. Assorted solid
colors, stripes and white. Sizes to
Is. Less than half price. Now
S1.5O
$50 Cotton Tee Shirts printed with
"jive" figures and amusing sayings.
White and assorted colored back
grounds. Ideal for camp or beach.
Sizes small, medium and large. Less
than half price. Now --5Oc
Is Cotton Dresses In assorted stripes
and solid colors. Sizes 8 to Is. Less
than half price. Now ---S1
zoo Head Squares Of rayon, cotton
and wool. Assorted prints and solid
colors. Less than half price. Now,
SOC
42 Bra and Shorts Sets Of white cot
ton twill with colorful buttons. Sizes
. to IS. Less than half price. Now,
81
100 Halters Of cotton and rayon In
white, assorted prints and solid
colors. Less than half price. Now,
SOC
RAL-Nortk Building D.. i. JUNIOR MIS-
Evening star., 1947-07-10

80 Misses Suits in dressmaker and
sports styles. Wool fabrics including
crepe, monotones and tweeds. Black,
brown, green, blue and gray. Sizes
10 to 18. Less than half price. Now,
SIS
60 Women's Suits in classic and
dressmaker styles. Wool crepes,
suedes and tweeds in assorted colors.
Sizes 1914 to 26A. Less than half
price. Now SIS
so Misses Suits in sports and classic
styles. Wool crepes and monotones
in brown, green, blue, gray and wine.
Sizes 10 to IA. Less than half price.
Now -------- 81 so
rs Misses Spring Short Goats in boxy
and fitted styles. Wool suedes and
monotones in assorted colors. Sizes
10 to 18. We're $31.25 and more.
Now -------S16
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Women's
Circular Wells
SOC
Less than half price

40 women's circular wells.
Some have lace trim. Others
have chenille dots in matching
or constrasting colors. Navy
and brown.
IS Sequin Tiaras. Some are on vel
vet bands. Others are entirely sequin.
Black, brown, gold and silver. Less
than half price. Now-------$1
33 Sequin Calots in black, gold and
silver. Less than half puce. Now.
81
20 Sequin trimmed Bands in assort-
ed colors. Less than half price. Now,
81
10 Fancy Hat Pins Less than half
price. Soc
1e Black Sequin Combs. Less than
halt price. Now
MiLLINIRY. SECOND pLooR
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Evening Bags
$40
Less than half price

100 evening bags in pastel and
white rayon brocade with finger
strap handle. Also some en-
velope styles In black rayon
satin with sequin trim.
100 Pieces Small Leather Goods, n
an assortment Of key containers, card
cases and tobacco pouches. Half
price and less. Now 60c and 81. 20
80 Kiddies Handbags IN assorted
styles and pastel shades. Less than
half price. Now--------------6OC
50 Plastic Leather Handbags In AZ
sorted styles. White and assorted
colors. Less than half price. Now.
soc to 20
Is Leather Belts In the popular wids
style. White for summer. Half
price. Now ow------------------Sl
Prices include 2O4o fas
where applicable
LE1TRER GOODS. TIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10

50 Pedal Pushers Of butcher-weave
rayon. Light blue, yellow, brown and
navy. Sizes 8 to IS. Less than half
price. Now ------------S1
IL White Cotton Twill Beach Coats
in sizes 9 to Is. Less than half price.
NOW Sl
Is Summer Skirts In dirndl and
pleated styles. Cotton and rsyon in
assorted solid colors and q few prints.
Sizes to IS. Less than half price.
NOW ---------------
$50 Juniors Dresses Of cotton, spun
rayon, rayon crepe, rayon gsbardine,
cotton corduroy and wool. Dressy
and tailored types In one-and two
piece styles. Black, assorted bright
colors and delicate pastels. Sizes
Q to IS. Less than half price. Now,
IS
$50 JEnierS Dresses In cotton and
rayon. Dressy and semi-dressy styles
In assorted solid colors. Sizes Q to
IS. Less than half price. Now,
APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10

IL Sports Shirts Of cotton with a two
way collar and short sleeves. White In
small sizes only. Half price. Now,
S1.25
9S Pairs Mems Anklets of wool and
cotton in white, yellow and light blue.
AL properly labeled for Fabric con-
tent. Sizes 10 to 1s in this group:
Less than half price. Now, 6 pairs 81
IL Pairs Palm Beach Play Shorts,
properly labeled for fabric content.
Tan or blue, in waist sizes 20 to 80.
Half price. Now
'GS. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10

10 Pairs Mems Pajamas Of cotton
or rayon in neat stripes. Sizes "A,
B, c and E. Irregulars-f perfect
would sell for much more. Now,
S3.95
50 White Summer Belts Of cowhide
or pigskin on sheepskin. Tongue
style. Sizes 80 to A. Halt price
and less. Now ----------------5O SOC
81 Pairs Shorts Of printed cotton.
Neat stripes and dots In boxer style.
Sizes 80 to 40. Irregulars-if perfect
would sell for much more. Now 95c
IL Polo Shirts Of lightweight wool
with collar and two-button front.
Yellow or blue. Sizes small, medium
and large. Less than half price.
Now ----------------------$1.95
W&L-North Buildfn0 NEWS FIRM
Evening star., 1947-07-10
PIostic
CurI-o-Combs, Sc
Less than half price

200 plastic Curl-o- Combs COM
plete with bobby pins.
40 Bottles Sun Tan Oil. ALI by well
known makers. Less than half price.
Now, including 20% tax----3Oc
- Dresser Sets in clear lucite plastic.
Three-piece sets including comb,
mirror and brush. Less than half
price. Now-----------~-----4.95
WAL-North Building
TOlLETRIES, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10

100 Blouses, shirtwaist and dressy
styles. Cotton with cotton eyelet
trim, In assorted colors; black rayon
sheers with lace trim; assorted color
rayons with jabots and cap sleeves.
Sizes 50 to SO. Less than half price.
Now
10 Misses Dresses in rayon and cot
ton, classic and dressy styles. One
and two-piece types. Prints, stripes
and solid colors Of aqua, black coral
or brown. Misses sizes. Less than
half price. Now 50
-sy .,.-xa p.,y1xI.- cpAprcwrAP
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Toys Greatly
Reduced

Desk and Chair Set with tubular
farme. Desk converts to blackboard.
Large writing surface. Less than
half price. Now w,--S14.9
Junior Draft Board with seat and
pencils. Less than half price. Now,
S6.95
Red and White Upholstered Rock
ing Chairs. Were ss.s5. Now S4.95
II Wooden Rockers. to 4-year
size. Less than half price. Now,
81
IL Ace Skoot Cars, a new type Of
steering scooter. Were $6.75. Now.
S3.95
Is Delta Mangles that really iron.
Less than half price. Now--25c
Victory Planting Sets with seeds.
Less than half price. Now --. 50c
Paint-a-Mural Stencil Sets with
paint. Less than half price. Now,
S2.95
7 Cleaning Sets Of pieces. Were
$2.95 Now so
SO Rapid-fire Sky Guns with pellets.
Less than half price. Now Csc
Blue Doll Coaches. Medium sizes.
Were $14.95. Now w-S1O.95
1 Large Doll House. Was $l7.95.
Now $40
l Medium Doll House. Was s14s5.
Now ------.--- ----------S7.95
liz inch Ball Bearing Velocipede.
Less than half price. Now S1O.95
-14 inch Ball Bearing Velocipedes.
Less than half price. Now ---S14.95
lie inch Ball Bearing velocipede.
Was $3.50. Now---------S12,95
lie inch Aluminium Ball Bearing
velocipede. Less than half price.
Now ------------------S11.95'
2 Tubular Steel Rocking Horses. Were
SITS. Now --$4
Victorian Style Rockers with pad
ded seats. Mahogany stained. Less
than half price. Now w-S2.95
Double Bunk Doll Beds. Were
$3.50. Now ---=------------S1.S .S
1 Aeroplane to ride in. Was $1895.
Now ----------------------S1O.95
4 Upholstered Leather Rockers. Were
s1o.25. Now -----------S6.95 :
W&L-North Building :.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

III CIIe group.
50 Maternity Dresses in rayon and cotton prints Sizes
II to 20. Less than half price. Now----S
so smocks in cotton prints, checks and solid colors
Sizes u to 16 Less than half price, Now-----S1
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Misses Assorted Dresses, s. Les. than halt price

200 misses dresses in rayon prints and solid cole
sorted styles. Sizes IL to 20, 80 to A and 161A I
100 Cotton and Plastic Aprons in assorted styles and
assorted color prints Less than half price. Now 25c
IS Brunch Coats in cotton prints. Blue, pink and
yellow background. Sizes IA to AZ. Less than half
price.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Men's Cotton Briefs
AEe z no;r, ST rs We're 75c and more

81 pairs mems briefs of white knit cotton with elastcized
wristbands. Sizes medium and large
Evening star., 1947-07-10

20 Misses Raincoats of rayon satin
and cotton poplin. In boxy and fit
ted styles. Were $16.95. Now--S1O
Is Misses Raincoats Of cotton twill
and poplin III fitted and boxy styles.
Were $13.e5. Now -------S7,5O
20 Misses Raincoats Of plastic, cot
ton and cotton twills. Less than
half price. Now------------S $3.50
Sizes 10 to LS in this sroab Of Natural,
blue, white and red raineodts.
100 Misses Winter Goats in full and
short lengths, boxy and fitted styles.
Wool fabrics including suedes and
monotones. Black, brown, green, blue,
and honey. Sizes 10 to 20. Less han
half price. Now---$15
Evening star., 1947-07-10

100 Wool Skirts In assorted styles In
cluding wrap-around, kick pleat and
all around pleats. Plaids and plain
colors. Sizes 80 to SO. Less than
half price. Now -----------S1.95
100 Sweaters, labeled for fabric con-
tent. Pull-overs, cardigans and boxy
styles for back-to-school. Nubby and
plain knit in coral, white, green,
aqua and yellow. Sizes 50 to SO.
Less than half price. ow---S1, ,95
30 Stacks Suits in rayon faille with
stitching on collar and cuffs. Brown
and navy blue. Sizes 80 to IS. Less
than half price. Now-----S1.95
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Girls Apparel, SOC

Many less than half price
100 Cotton Knit Polo Shirts with
aqua stripes. Sizes small, medium
and large. Less than half price.
Now soc
so Rain Hats in a variety Of styles
and colors. Less than half price.
W&L-North Building e. GIRLS APPAl
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Juniors BIouses, 81
Less than half price

200 juniors blouses Of cotton and rayon Dressy semi
dressy and tailored styles in white and assorted color
Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

300 Children's Shorts of cotton. AS
sorted colors and styles. Sizes 2 to
6. Were $1.15 and more. Now,
75c
260 Infants Items including creepers,
flan4elette water repellent sheeting.
and cotton knit towels. Less than
half price. Now w--------3 35c
100 Panties of rayon in peach and
white with elastic waist bands. Sizes
2 to 6. Were 42c and more. Now,
Csc
Carriages of leatherette with
metal frame. Collapsible. Were $24.
,Y,sy 1a~Xh p.uS;r. rNEhNTcS Fly
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Many at Half Price or.Less Than Half

domodu Of
Evening star., 1947-07-10

s. Rayon Slips with built-up shoul-
ders. Tearose in sizes to IA. Were
soc and more. Now --5
160 Cotton Skirts in lowered prints
with red or pink backgrounds. Sizes
Z to IA. Less than half price. Now,
SOC
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Misses Summer Dresses
IS and - Less than half price

IS Rayon Gabardine Dresses in as
sorted styles. Red, aqua, gray and
royal blue in sizes IL to 20. Were
$12.95. Now---S7.5 80
W&L-North Building MISSES DIRE
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Teen-ogers' Dresses, 81
Less than half price.
200 Teenagers dresses in dresy classic and semi dressy
styles Includes WOOL rayon gabardne and
crepe large assortment of coors including black Sizes
8 to Is and 10 to 16.
styles with and short
dotted and
maize. half Now 81
WaL-North
Evening star., 1947-07-10

so Summer Maternity Dresses In
butcher weave rayon or rayon mesh.
Pastels, prints and stripes, sizes 10
to 18. Less than half price.
INO"
Evening star., 1947-07-10
ChiIdren's Cotton Polo Shirts
35c. for Less than half price

200 Children's Items including boys
suits and girls dresses of cotton and
rayon. Assorted styles and colors.
Broken toddler and juvenile sizes.
Were $195 and more. NowS1
400 Nursery Bibs of easy-to-wipe-of
plastic. Some have crumb catchers.
Clear with pink or blue edging and
decal design. Less than half price,
100 Cotton Blankets in blue or pink.
SO inches by SO inches. Bound with
sateen and trimmed with a nursery
design. Were $135. NoW----75c
grNr,S. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10

400 Pairs Tan Cotton Wash Shorts
in sizes to IA. Were $1.85. Now,
Csc
100 Pairs White Cotton Gym Shorts
with elasticized Wristbands. Less than
half price. Now
5 White Cotton Rugby Suits In sizes
5 and 6. Were $5.25. Now--S2.85
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Misses HoIters and
Tee Shirts, 25e Les. ..e. !

200 halters and tee shirts in ass
and plain cOlors. Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Misses GirdIes, s7.45

Less than haI price
100 misses grdes in style with Talon upper
hook side closing Easczed side panels and cotton batste
back and front Sizes rs to 80, in nude shade
Gdles styles Hook side closing All
2
Evening star., 1947-02-21
IS Units Will March
lin Holiday Parade
IAt Alexandria

More than IS marching units
will participate in George Wash
ington's birthday anniversary parade
In Alexandria tomorrow, it was
announced by the Veterans Of For
eign Wars on completing plans for
the event.
Estimated to require more than
an hour to pass, the parade will
form at 1870 pm. and will start
promptly at 2::30 pm. The route
along Washington street from
Franklin street to Madison street
In former years the parade route
was along King street.
A review stand has been con-
structed at Princess and Washing
ton streets for President Truman's
personal representatives, members
of his cabinet, Supreme Court
Judges, members Of the Senate and
House, VFW officials, representa-
tives for Governors of the 13 origi-
nal states and officials Of the State
of Virginia and the City of Alex
andria. A description of the parade
while it is in progress will be broad
cast over station WPIK.
Five Divisions in Line.
The parade has been divided into
five parts. The first division in
cludeS officials OF, VFW, the State
of Virginia and the City of Alex
andria, led by police escort from
the Alexandria Police Department.
The second division will be headed
by the grand marshal and his staff
followed by the United States Army
Band, Infantry units from Ft. Myer,
machanized cavalry from Ft. Meade
the Engineer Band from Ft. Belvoi1
and mechanical engineer units from
FIT Belvoir.
Major units in the third division
will be the Navy Band from Balm
bridge, Md. and the Marine Band
from Quantico.
Largest division is the fourth
which will include six musical unit
and numerous delegations from vet.
eran organizations. A VFW drum
and bugle corps maching in this unit
won second place in Nationwide
contest last year.
Boy and Girl Scout Units.
The fifth and last division will in
clude Girl and Boy Scout marching
units, school safety patrols, fire de-
partments, the Alexandria Citizens
Band and floats and cars.
| Musical units other than those
from the armed forces are eligible
for a number of prizes. Prizes Of
$3.50 each are being offered for the
best drum and bugle corps and the
best band. Four trophies will b.
awarded to the best senior drum
and bugle corps and senior banc
and Junior drum and bugle corp
and Junior band.
Offered for the first time this
year, these trophies are to be award.
ed annually at the George Washing.
ton birthday parade in Alexandria
Any unit that wins trophy thres
successive years is to be allowed tt
retain it permanently, it was an
nounced.
The committee In charge Of thu
Evening star., 1947-02-21
DerogaforyS Scenes in Movie
Face Seizure by Mexico
By the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.-The
Department of Interior announced
last night that all Warner Bros
films derogatory to Mexico made
in Tampico in connection with film
ing of Bruno Traven's story "The
Treasures of the Sierra Madre'
would be seized.
The Interior Department said
Sanchez Tello, who accompanied
the company to its Tampico loca.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Suites> Sofas and Chairs

$3.50 2-Pc. Feudo Oak Living Room Sute,----SzlS.oo
$4o8 Modern 3-Pc. Suite in Mohoir- -$2e600
S375 Modern 2-Pc Suite in Bouce and Velour
s36s Living Room Suite, 2 Pcs, Feudo Ook----S1ss.oo
$39s Sectional Sofo 2Pe in figured soicIoh-- -$18 90
Se4.5o Solo, solid mopIe spring. 541s
$57o 9th Century Suite, 2-Po, Channel Back 90
sl3s Love Scot Georgian StyIe TopestV------S es4o
S2es Sofa in Rose Tapestry. Regency 100
Slle Modern Chair, Channel Back, in BoucIe--$ 1920
$3.50 Lounge Chair, Modern Frieze Covers--$ 1898
S33 Boudoir Chair FIowered Crash Covers---=-$ 1872
$50 Lounge Chair. Simulated Leather as SIS 1925
$14.e5 Boston Rocker, comb back mig. finish, S eSs
S5e.e5 Platform Rocker goose neck, topesty--S ISIS
STATS Platform Rocker, tapestry wal. frame 231o
Se45o BorreI Choir, spring scot, Ny covers eS2
$50 Pillow Back Lounge Chair, tapestry as SIS 1895
Evening star., 1947-02-21

parade includes chairman Aubrey
v. Brown, Maj. Herbert r. Haar
Col. John s. Arnold, Bernard Fl
Cook, Austin ]. Matthews, Karl o.
Spiess, and Albert Ground.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
House e. Hermann s
4-HOUR CLEARANCE
tomory0zv-9A.M to1P.M.
Bedrooms & Beddinq .

$z3o EnomeIed Bedroom, 4 pieces Modern----$l4S.oo
Sl4e Modern 3-Pc Bedroom in Walnut S11s.oo
1929 Lined Oak, 7-Pc. Modern Bedroom Suite S275.oo
1898 BurI Walnut Modern Bedroom pieces $341 90
$2o8 Twin Bed 5-Pc Lined Oak Modern Suite S21 100
1929 Sofa Bed Suite in Velour Coverinq- S22S 90
$44.5o Innersprne Mattress twin fuI----$ 1915
S39.95 Box Spring. AGA tick, single double, S 1926
Sleo5 Poster Bed full size, walnut finsh----S 11.8s
$79s5 sofo-B Bed, Maple arms little soiIed----S 44.5o
S5e5 Beacon Cotton Blankets, 72x84 nehes---S z.s5
Evening star., 1947-02-21

Tampico stopped the company
Wednesday from filming scenes In
the Liberty Plaza and old parts Of
the city in which drunks, ragged
dirty beggars and others astride
gaunt burros were being depicted by
the actors.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

ton. had been ordered to stop the
company Immediately from making
further pictures. The department
said Warner Bros. had been ordered
to develop all Its film here In Mexico
for review
Mayor Fernando San Pedro Of
Evening star., 1947-02-21

The movie stars Humphrey Bogart
and Walter Houston. .,
Director John Houston said the
scenes were laid in Tampico as it
was In 1925, but Mayor San Pedro
contended the portrayals and cos-
TUNES were not authentic. -
Evening star., 1947-02-21

Cd $3.50 White Tuxedo Coat, size 35----3.Ss
ND $3.50 AH-Wooi Tuxedo Suits, regular
sizes 2/34, 1876; shorts 1874, l/35. 2/36. 2/37,
1893, 1/3o -----------