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The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25
Introduce New Campaign Law
(By D. Harold Oliver)

WASHINGTON, (P)-A bi-par- tiSan bill redrafting all laws regu- lating federal elections and mak- ing the sky the limit on spending in Presidential campaigns will be introduced Monday by Senate" FL lender D.-LaD.
 Ellender said today t2e r2easu"c will have the backing of both Re publicans and Democrats on the l946 Senate campaign expend.- lures committee which he heade1.
 Ellender told a reporter the bill, which would replace both of these laws, will (a) tighten existing pro- visions calling for reports of cam paign contributions and expendi- lures, but Cb) relax those limiting expenditures and restricting dona- tions by individuals.
 The bill will cover only cleo tions for President, vice president, Senator and Representative.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25
JACK WHALEY MOVE TO KOTZEBUE

MT. and Mrs. Jack Whaley are moving to Kotzebue this week, where they will take over the management of the Wien Office, replacing Beverly Blaming, who is departing for the States.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25

L. Vance, Charles Deary. Passen- ger for Juneau was Clara Gaddie. Passengers from Moses Point, Mir. and Mrs. Preston Stocum and child.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25

CAPETOWN, South Africa, (P) The British Royal family departed for England late Thursday aboard the battleship Vanguard, leaving a cheering throng behind on the docks.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Pan American arrived on We'd nesday with A. L. Wright from Fairbanks and William Lievers from Juneau.
 Departing for Fairbanks were Jack Molyneaux, Gertrude Wetzel,
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-25
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

A. L. Wright, Fairbanks. J. w Lewis, Juneau. Art Martin, Seat tie.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE, registered. Aberdeen ANGUS 3
year-old bull. several heiierS, cali oy side;
cows. Ii. 95S4 or see w. P. HELLEMS.
He-Vik Farm, , miles south Clifton:- va.
s-YR. old SPOTTED PONY, ride or drive;
bride and saddle; $3.50. Call Falls
ONE GENTLE REG. 3-gaited chestnut
saddle horse; . good jumpers; l mare
pony: Eng. saddles and brides. Gil 3O14.
HORSES AYAILABLE-7-year-old brown
mare, has been hunted; bay saddle horse.
well hammered, beautiful dark chestnut:
mare, yrs: big black riding ,i, horse; ,na and
sonably priced May be seen at PEGASUS
sH a710 or 81 517l AZ
TYR. .-OLD, 5-gaited, registered stallion;
perfect conformation. Phone Rockville
HORSES FOR sALE-Cheap;. / mare and
many others. RED TOP RIDING STABLES.
East-West hwy. and New Hampshire ave.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FROZEN FOOD AND DELI.-Owner quotes
$780, per wE II one Of Wa
trade; must be sold due to illness of
owner: restricted; substantial cash re-
uuired CHAPMAN REALTY CO., INC,
Realtors, RE. 331o; ewes. and Sun. 81.
COLoRED-DRY CLEANING and laun-
dry, Fairmont Heights. Md, completely
equipped with pressing machine, spotting
gun and exhaust fam. Cheap rent, good
business. Owner leaving town. Call VI.
OLD BRICK INN. Upper Marlboro. Md
Story and half modern brick bldg. with
226-ft. frontage on main hwy, 3 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd floor; old-established
profitably operating restaurant with LIQUOR.
slot machines and gas. new booths. tables
and television set: bldg. and fixtures in
perfect conaition; substantial cash reagired
Cali Ma. 1857; Exclusive. JOHN II
MILLER, Jr: q BRO. 1912 K st. NV. ~
ROOMING HOUSE, 1900 block N. Capitol
St. equipped as apartments: income.
1928 month house newly decorated and
new furniture; good lease. E. w: THURM
REAL ESTATE, DI. 1906, 90S 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
RIDGE REALTY OFFERS:

RIDGE REALTY OFFERS:
Grocery doing $1,000 per week, white
location; living quarters, excellent hours.
PRICED very low.
Colored bar and grill. 14th St location,
business steadily improving; large seating
capacity Big money-maker.
trade; large living quarters; rent only $75
per mo. Priced cheap: $1,000, lock, stock
ard barrel.
Restaurant, beautiful air-conditloned
building, doing large volume of business;
Splendid reputation and location. Excel
lent for an experienced restaurant man.
Cleaning store, $1,000 per month; rent
only S65 per mo-; excellent NV location,
white trade Priced right. Sat. and Sun,
call AID. $685. RIDGE REALTY CO., 1918
Vermont ave NV RE. 1878. rs
Evening star., 1947-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINE. Norge wrinRer. yelsc. 4
trio pump excel cond.; $50. CHI. 030ss M
wATER-CooLER SPECIALIST. expert H.
ssassion on on sSesrs
JOHN G. WEBSTER. WEBS Il Ass ss7 Sta st. NV. A/
WATER HEATER-20- gallon tank with
Jacket; best offer takes; now in use. Gail
WATER heaters. gas. electric. all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 80 YeaE"F
EspeTs EXP Il Installation J9HN x6 WEBSTER sIS
terms. R. T.. WEHRLE. WI. 627or 1850
Wis w nassc aye Be.hssda. has Mo. , -ss .s'
size II. reas. Ho s745
WINDOW SCREENS, slightly used. fun
length screens made of heavy stock and
10; size 4sx32; one size 44x32. Telephons
s each at 4so1 Leland dss st. 'Fnss Dhen. 81.
x-RAY EouIPMENr-New protex x:ray
for Bueky Films; deyeloping tank. and
cash. neve m easetss Used for .cEa sus sa
kEYNoLDs HEAT REFLECTOR paper.
a.; g. sheets t sss46S&56; oPA, si;a5 per 5gii
CloSe Oul, n-Uu IOT IOl. ABB SORfL1
f9K SAL sa ss HunteF ao PEDESTAL ate t.a
4o9o fpm;; solid chrome finish; Is hgi y
iTs s. 5alkE; Hass,stts pure aistilsq water r
aoeor aSr aeia MASK sake ave- dfnk nx Z Ex s psr
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS in excellent con9
Shaver. antique ta6is s5E Nj Me sisi XDt AIT sss:
, pYrCr D,N,Nr poo,, s,,,-r
china closet, serving table table. All in
So Sc sAb3 "a 4Ss aE 5F ms mniRs %ahS 2 ts
USED SURVEYING TRANSIENT, in perfect
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF vo-bedroom apt..t
ing machine. No dealers, Trinidad o44s
SEVERAL BEDRM poreelain-top ,
kit; table, Flexitiyer sled, large toy ,loco-
motive, elec. coffee perc set, set of Comp-. -
tons picture eneyclOpedia, etc, sH. 44sa.
DISMANTLING-6 barrack type buildings
at Arlington Farms on Lee blvd: 10000 t.
cello:ex, 10000 #, x6 sheathing 10000
boardins o and sx4s ssH ACE eSIRiS: WREcKfNa
b BUlLDING I MATERIAL A5I CO. 4ooa Minn.
MAeHINhkY MA. isns tasIs AND TOOLS for salesa
Bench M 'i srinders' SsO.F h.p.; heavy duty 55:sS
es.ss PPsf5 ssafS presses hs 1888
Buffer and polisher, . hp. 1s5 90
DI-ACRO brakes shears and benders.
INDUSTRIAL SALES CO, Call ME. 1477.
PREWAR KARPEN 3-cushion sofa down
pillows. hand nd-carved legs covered in aqua
marine, maltese: best offer. OR. ores,
RADIOS. privately owned; greatly reduced.
GE portable 1947 S55
Westinghouse Jewel 1916 - 90
Emerson portable 1946 IS
Cash. 2O1. Arlington Ridge I'd. Arl,
Va. Phone OW. 7131. 27'
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BULLDOZER, small bulldozer for light
work, with or without operator. Also front
end tractor loader for rent. TR. 1899. Pr
Evening star., 1947-07-26
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES n.eos complete
sHfvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave NV DI 100.
T-CRAFT NC 27656, BL 65, built 1910,
448 hours since factory major on engine,
new fabric fuselase Oct, wings APRIL 20
gal gas; will relicense on date Of sale;
ss95 See at Beacon Field, WILLIAMS,
oV 2351- 27s
4ERONICA CHIEF, capacity 2; dual wheel
control has only ferryinR time from face
tory; $1,000 TIE. 1859 before Z p,m.I
after 7, TIE. 0795. --2s
fContinued on NeYt Paxel
Evening star., 1947-07-26

iFFUikaN,TIrukE complese (; o for g Arm: spt
rRNTTURE-complete modern furnish.
ings for Groom apt, excellent condition
Gil 52S2 afteT nm cit1 M9 dfastS bnet s25
teawagon, S12: dressers, So and 50; small
wardrobe, 50; cleo heaters. $40 and 81
kit table. So: almost-new Irish Mail Si2;
old stroller. So stair gate, 81; toys ano
misc pieces. Phone OR. 2s6s. Pr
room suite. 2 rugs; used L year. WA. 1888
FURNITURE - Hepplewhite mahogany
dresser mirror and night table. Can sH
Bun Bsys snhi dtss Serss2 sbs kf
DER; deT1baek chaiFs: aaFs all good eond' must % sen
loon loom rugs 9xII. 9x7. $50: 3 matched
F s M pantsd bedFm 'xs Set
FURNITURE, rms, meluding Twins lns
dnns fems Fe9m a9f TR ef sfff0'ms
FT'URSITURE-Fin mahogany console ex-
tension table. solid mahogany bookcase
Dealer! seaIers. ' to !. .AD- s234 Pr ;,
FURNITURE-Bookcase; boookshelves, q felt
F1UiifRNITURE-complete 1iif furnishings for $
rms consists of, din. rm suite. dtnette set
liy. rm. suite, bedrm, rugs, otner Hllst'
items Apply 1916 pm, Sat. and Sun.
5l32 Nebraska ave. NV; -
FURNITuRE-3-pc. mahogany living room
suite. Duncan Phyfe, .drapes and slip covers
to match, coffee table, end tables; also
dirette set. Will sacrifice for cash Gan
FG3kSITuiRE-gufret F3l new Mahogany, sx-
RNITURE-lst-elass. solid mahogany
frame Duncan Phyfe sofa. excel. condition.
TRNiTURE-Antique oak bed and dres-
ser: upholstered reed settee and chair set;
, sectional bookcases l bed spring; gas
stoves; Frigidaire; 3x4 gilt frame mirror
oak server 6l25 18th st. NJ Arlington
househod Tkslddflmasns!s flrnifure WI Ied 545s anu
URNiTURE-Double bed. coil spring,
inner-spring mattress. matching princess
dresser: finest constructions Louis XIV XIV
style; SIS. WI. 1928. -
new condition; reasonable; no dealers
TTURSSIrGRE, III S1I1r SI ne both rare and moderately
priced Call any time Sat. morning or
ewes. sfter pm; AD; os52 .osra
anste fo5 Couch a srs
tables lamps. $3.50 or best offer. Phone
Fl FFUURSSifTTGGRE-Upholstered SfTG lounge chair,
spring cushion and back; solid mahogany
lift-top console table 2o3s New Hamp- Han
FnRNiTUREMold FUR nrg drop-leaf table. walnut;
mirror, no. $3.50, Ext 204.
FURNITURE-Custom- built. 3-pc LIVING
rrn. suite, $3.50; twin Hollywood oeos'
also maple dinette, desk blond chest hes
vanity set and misc. oV. ooss. ~
Evening star., 1947-07-26

PnoSoskAPH lsht sSHsisiHP kEcoRDs-vic.Or. coidm.
ba CaDcl snd senora esSfas sSsss
music mus LAR Large stock SPRING VALLEY
EEC1RIC SHOP. 4sG5 Mass ave. NV
PIANoSDour bargain of the week: Stein
the person who wants the best: compare
before you purchase any piano. RATNER'S
PIANO STORE, 736 18th st. RE. 249s.
pIANo-s45o cash buys privately owned
ybuhe Tu5tt1sE ST. 0sSg sSg4 grand excellent '0nasl0n
PIaNo0chickcring upright, recently re-
conditioned, exceptionally good tone 500.
PIANo-Fun-size PA Fischer grand. ebony
finish, in good condition suitable soon for large
living room or reception room. 500 cash.
e1ANoIseilins enssso my Behning upright piane,
good condition. Price, S125. GIL. 6I33.
s1lo. CALI MISS LIVINGSTON, RE. 9ss2'
PIANO, Emperial console; in good condi
PIANO Plan I PLAYER. small upright: leaving
town; INST sell at once; reas Call sun
PIANO. II c Bay baby grand, 5000 or
best offer: may consider renting, Also Of
Ace Typewriter desk, mahogany. double
pedestal. 1908 ouaries ne Victor 62S33S.
PIANO. baby grand Weber, 4 IT. I in; ex-
eel. ccnd. IL years old. Pvt. sale, $500
PPfssoHsaftha P2s IN sias Washington console typs
excel e., soasi,i01 s.t kM Artss TIA touch action
PIaNd. PI ec capen. medium sized upright. ma
hossny. with bench. $50: desk. oak roll
top. S25. 1881 Kansas ave. NV. -27
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Evening star., 1947-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

JLLDOZER, small bulldozer for light
'rk, with or without operator Also front
ID tractor loader for rent TR 71QA -27
Evening star., 1947-07-26

GREENS la), window; copper, with metal
ack; l screen door 3x7. Call SH. S52-
Evening star., 1947-07-26

MACHINES. typewriters calcu-
lators, office equip, all kinds; top prices
paid. D1, 1872; ewes, Sun, CO. 4625.-26
ADDING MACHINES, typewrlterS. calcula-
tors. bought and SOLD and rented. RE. l177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. s13 l4th st.
NV
ANTIQUES, furniture. bric-a-brac, china.
glassware, rugs, slverware, paintings:
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY,
Evening star., 1947-07-26

BAKER CARRY-ALL PAN, s1,7Oo. 33 New
York ave, ne. RE. 2725;, 26'
long 42-in. high, cabinet finish suitable
for bar or desk. BLACKSTONE. INC, 1907
Evening star., 1947-07-26

RADIOS REPAIRED, all makes, within "a
hours; pickup and delivery service. We
carry full line of tubes and radios. Call
RE; 23lI or bring RADIO to 81 st NV.
pairing any model. Philco. Emerson. Zen
eth. RCA. Stromberg Carlson, Motorola,
30 days; free pickup and delivery; free
estima tes; honest prices 24-hour service,
Only expert repalrmen work on your set
at THE AMBASSADOR CO., DE. 2233.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
CHATTER -PATTER
SANTA, ARE YOU
By HELEN SMITH
LISTENING?

Five deep in tiny Mississippi a poor
widowed mother Oldest Lucy was her
mothers pride and joy The child
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Social and Personal
Q MINNEAPOLIS q

lumbia, Mo-, where he attended the
funeral Of his brother, Mr.. Charles
Hill.
The Inter Collegiate Club will be
hosts at an invitational party to
be held at Halle @. Brown during
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. d. W. Ingram, 3941 Fourth
Ave. &c., will visit in Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Chester, Pa. She is
leaving December % and expects
to return Jan. 10.
UnO-ScOre met Saturday, Dec. IS,
at the home Of Miss Mary Cren-
shaw. The next meeting will be
Dec. 81 at the home Of Miss Shirley
Cannon, 1882 25th Ave. So.
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Mrs. Lillian McClendOn, 32l Lyn-
dale No., viii spend the holidays in
Atlanta, Ca, visiting relatives. She
left Dec. 20, for a two weeks stay.
Thomas Briggs who is four years
old and resides with his great
grandmother, Mrs. Dora Pipkin,
1881 Bryant No, is i'll at home with
the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SeabrOn and
daughters Carolyn and Deborah,
1901 25th Ave. &c., will spend
Christmas week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Eastland Of Glencoe, Ill.
Mrs. Frank Eastland is the sister
of Mr.. Seabron.
Mines. A. BurTess, L. B. Vaughn,
and Miss Jeanette johnson return
ed last week from their recent tour
in Michigan where they were par
ticipating in evangelistic services.
They visited Elder Burns Church
in Grand Rapids, Mich, and SINGERS
Church in Flint.
The Congregational Church Of
God in Christ, 341 E. SSth St., pre-
scented Elder G. W. Mcconnell with
new suit. Mrs. Gertrude Jones
was the sponsor of the idea.
Surprise Birthday: Mrs. Anna
O'Connell was pleasantly surprised
with a party at her home, 512 Col
fax Ave. No, last week in honor
Of her birthday. Many useful pres
ents were given her. Guests were
Messrs. and Mines. Harry Jackson,
Phillip Taylor, Robert Taylor, and
Stanley Mcconnell and Mines. A.
Burress, B. Mico, Pearl Nevils, L
B. Vaughn, Mary McCowen, Willie
Mae Temple, Bertha Snadon, snC
Miss Jeanette johnson.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Massengill entertained
twelve guests at dinner Sunday
Dec. ID, at 8 p. m. in their home a
3745 Fifth Ave. So. Guests wer,
Messrs. and Mines. William Bray
boy Of st. Paul, Henry johnson o.
St. Paul, M. G. Evans, E. M. Rich
mond, Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Boyd
Rev. Frank C. Lowry Of Chicago
and Mrs. John S. Wright.
Mr.. Theodore Woodland, 1903 Lyn
dale Ave. No., has been confined t,
his home for the past ten days witt
a cold.
Mrs. Ben Carruthers of 1886 I'll
Ave. &c., returned from a two wee
vacation spent in Bartlesville, Okla
homa, Chicago, and Kansas City
Mrs. Neal Brown of Kansas City &C
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companied her to Oklahoma where
they visited Mrs. Carruthers' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harper.
Mrs. Carruthers stopped with Mrs
Brown in Kansas City on the return
trip. She also visited the home Of
Mrs. Theodore Ballard in Chicago
for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Gilmore Of
1886 4th Ave. So, left the city to
spend the Christmas Holidays with
relatives in Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs. James River and
son Dennis, $50 Bryant Ave. No.,
left Thursday, Dec. II, for Hardee-
will, South Carolina, to visit Mr.
Rivers family. Mrs. River is the
former Ada Collier.
Mrs. Jennie Webb and daughter
Georgina of Chicago, were the
guests Of Mrs. Bertha Bowers, So
Royalston, this past week while at
tending the funeral Of their father
and grandfather.
Mr.. Harry Hill. 1882 Fifth Ave
So, returned this week from Co
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housekeeping camp Lucy herself deserted
For the next three and Oneha
taken by the child She stay place
unbearab and then look another employer
Once she was forced sleep in the basement only
Sometimes Lucy had mems work But
she subborny remained in school, One day.
her pocket the girl caught Minneapolis For the
first time since leaving Mississippi Negroes
seemed kind interested her Lucy very
lonely. trips Mill City she met who
listened the girls Sepm
ber benevolent Minneapolis family (he) girl
There Lucy" servant She is given a small allowance
free room and board and will graduate neghborhood
school in Junel
Today having the things she has vaanty fought for
pest in her ea real friends presents security
completely satisfied with her scholastic ACCOMPLISHMENTS how
ever this admirable lady wants and intends somehow
the university next year!
ucy address at last don't ever lose
it, Let her have Christmas
And feeling extra the future what
about "Lucy's" college degree!
CThe Lacy fictitious to
herOine)
DON'T STOP NOW
Saint Nick while we're talking stop you give
Lee Harris: gold-lned singing
Sans Ssth St. Grocery: At least m Negro employee.
Fern Helm bigger League Auxiliary Shes
doing wonderful job as president)
Myrtle Garden Henry community interest
(hnanciaD in their settlement houses
Bea CassiuS: Her dSsire-a streamined beauty-shOp
Treasure nn Half dozen so bulbs
Cedric Adams: mind staying in it,
Jimmy Hudson successful reign host the
Mrs James Greene Time talks so fast
Brutus Cassius That liquor license.
Eddie McMOOre: Cadillac
The Chubby Bradys: lifetime of enjoyment
adopted baby
Elmer Ray: crack at the heavyweight championship
Dr. Earl Weber: An invention that pain painless
Leila Thomas: handsome lots of ucre
Maxine Jones: The bungalow of her dreams
Bob Insurance MANI Wallace: trip year
Dad Walker: policy day (Were plenty
Sam Harris: Promotion to gum shoe"
Poor Old Jim" Williams: the true meaning
of the
Edna Curtis Remind give that chitterlng receipt
Florence Ward chapeau instructions to patrons how
to look as well in a hat
Lou Ella Miles: Something stocking for the fn
Human Relations Booth at he
Forrest Mckinney modern observation-disclosures
hogs,
Bill Leland Compliments for having good
The Office Staff GLORIA Green John Maher Chvers Roer
Jones, Jacquelne Smith, Emma Kirk Devema Newman)
Thanks for their many kindnesses he Job
Rev H. c. Boyd: Better health paying church members
Rev. b. N Moore: An early completion of St. James
My Husband: Rush business a Bus Depot
My Daughter Twelve of enjoyment breaking her Xa
My Mother: The best in life and my always
Me: An elevation (eaise you BossM Man,
Merry Xmas Everybody!
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Minnehaha Choral Club
ReOrganizeS; Elects Officers

ReOrganlZeS; Elects OfflcerS
The Minnehaha Choral Club has
been reorganized. Officers were
elected at the home Of Mrs. Alma
Woodson Dec. IL. New officers are
Alma Woodson, president; Curtis
Van Wrinkle, vice president; Anna
NJ endosa, recording secretary;
Pauline Demery, treasurer; ElnOra
Wright, chaplain, and Anna Garth,
sergeant-at-arms.
c. r. Mendoza will serve as
choral director and Emma Simms
pianist,
Other members of the choral
group include Ida Mae Burell,
Maxine Jones, Beulah Cohron, Ruth
Walker, Jessie Shannon, Leon
Lewis, Richard Smith, james
Crews, and Bertha Smith.
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ton and desperately wanted more. Sensing the diff
ference in Lucy" from the average under-priveged
child the mother sent her eldest to Natchez to live
with aunt and attend juniorhigh The relative was
Unexpectedly cruel Lucy" quietly endured the home
for year Then a white couple got her to accom-
pany them north domestic helper. They promised
comfortable room, good food and the continuance Of
her education.
The couple and Lucy" settled in a small north
western town in Minnesota. Before the girl had a
chance to enjoy her new Opportunity" the husband
was drafted into the U. s. Army and his wife broke
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Miss Lorraine Harris, a student
at Tuskegee Institute, will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
ris, S131 18th Ave. &c., and cele-
brate the forthcoming holidays.
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Remove Paint DAbs
Nail polish remover will clean
small daubS Of paint from the
hands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

everybody? And why shouldn't
We be-"
Happy considered that for a
t.oment and then she nodded.
II suppose So" she admitted.
Only-well, 1 suppose l sort OF
yelieve in the essential goodness
i people and-things."
His sharp boot of derisive
laughter silenced her and
brought a stain OF color to her
fresh young face. People at
other tables, dawdling ever late
breakfasts. glanced %curiously
their way and then. with the
New Workers. habit of minding
his own business, looked away
again.
1.-THE essential goodness of
people! You poor, furry, blind
little-kitten!"
Happy stood up and said
quietly, Thanks for the break
fast. 1t was very nice. And l
do hope you'll find the secre-
tary you want"
She slid into her raincoat
while he g!owered at her want
ing to stop her but not quite
sure just how; not quite sure
that he wanted 20. And. sudden
ly, she was gone and it was
too late TO stop her.
(T0 Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

case the discovery in the stor-
age house has caused d delicate
dispute among art dealers. The
gigantic female nudes featurd
in the collection have been de-
rlsively tagged by some as de
rlvative of the old masters"
Dore has been PANIED for
having little notion of color
His technique has been criti-
cized as ''lacking:" his taste
has been described as 'ques-
tionable;;" most devastating of
all he has been called tout OF
fashion,"
On the other hand. as a de.
slgner on wood he has been an.
plauded as ian illustrator with
an Imagination grotesque anc
prolific beyond all precedent
The most characteristic ano
successful of his efforts in this
field are the illustrations for
Balzac's "Droll Stories" Cole.
ridges "Ancient Mariner," Ten
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
Famous Art Collection Goes
On Auction Block October %

put the contents on the auction
bloc to recover storage bills.
Recently custodians of the
warehouse took hammer and
chlsel to the dusty planking and
uncovered IS oil paintings, 81
drawings and studies. and 81
etchings for Tennyson's Idyl's
of The King" There also was
a history Of the items and their.
creator.
"When we saw that d ware
houseman said afterward, I'VE
knew we had something"
Dore had been paid $500, 900
for the lot by an English art
dealer shortly before the artists
death in 1883. Dore was never
a hungry artist. When he died
at 81 he had made about ST.
600, 600. Artist Reginald Marsh
says Dore is unique in the his
tory of art on account of the
quantity of his work. He could
and did-draw anything"
It's just possible that Dore's
fecundjtv has created a bear
! market for his products. In any
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
By JEAN MEEGA
AP NeWSfeatureS Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 4 Up -
After 48 years of obscurity in
the warehouse of a Manhattan
storage company, a large col
lection of Gustave Dore's 10Th
century paintings, etchings and
drawings have been sprung on
the art market.
Mystery has shrouded the al
most : forgotten collection since
1899 when the 81 pieces, after
having been viewed for q years
in Europe and two years in Chi
cago, Philadelphia and New
York, were slowed in storage
by the U. S. Art Import compa-
ny.
Storage bills were paid
promptly from 1899 until 1927
when the import company went
out of business and no hers put
in claims for the art collection,
Under New York state law
warehouses are allowed after
a lengthy period of time tc
open their orphaned cases ano