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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
Koncert pevskega
zbora "Jadran"

ASNSAo1AO, ~. POASIJO
smo zahajali v prosto naravo
in ma piknike, jesen pa je cas-
"a kulturne prireditve. Povsod
smo Sc dobro pocutili, posebno
Sc v senci kosatih dreves. Po-
slusali smo petite ptieev, XII so
prepevali vsak po svoje krasne
melodije. Vsaka vista je pre-
pevala svoje - in tako vsak
narod ina svojo melodijo.
Tudi zbor Jadran Sc je zbi-
raj, zahajal k vajam, cez cello
poletje. Pevce in pevke nj owl
rala vrocina, pridno smo Sc pri-
pravili in naucili prav dobro "a
mas prihodnji koncert, XII Sc DO
vrsil prihodnjo nedeljo %. no.
vembra v dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd.
Kakor Sc spominjam leta ma
zaj vas pevci in pevke Jadrana
MISC nikoli razocarali. Vem, da
so posetnikom Sc dobro v spo-
minu vse Jadranove prireditve,
koncerti in operete. Kako kras-
ne prireditve so vam re posta-
viii ma oder SID V svojo cast
in v cast slovenskemu narodu
v Clevelandu, XII je skozi VISA
ia leta posecal vse Jadranove
prireditve. In vi, dobri in ra-
zumni slovenski starsi, ste pri-
povedovali svojim otrokom do
ma, kako lepa je nasa sloven-
ska pesem. Danes, ko to pisem,
leta 1947 obstoja zbor Jadran
skoraj samo IL tukaj rojene ma
Sc slovenske mladine, in z malo
izjemo cd mas starejsih pew
cev priseljencev. Maj omenim
samo enega pevca Jadrana in
to Joe Planinca. On je ze rs
dolgih let pri Jadranu, vedno
aktiven clan. Drugo ga nikoli nj
odvracalo cd vaj, kakor vcasih
bolezen. Danes, Joe, so vsi MIA
di pevci ponosni ma tebe, kakor
sploh cell Jadran. zelimo ii
ljubo zdravje in da bi Sc dolgo
let pei v pevskem zboru ia
dranu!
Ia Jadranov koncert DO vse-
boval rs took, katere bo~ iva jail
cell zbor, moski in zenski zbori,
moski kvartet, dueti in soil. Me-
kaj posebnega DO pa ziva slika
pod vodstvom Mr.. V. Gotta, XII
je eden najboljsih v Clevelandu
"a postavljat live slike. ziva
slika bo neka hisa OBJ reki So
ci.
Koncert Sc bo pricel tocno OBJ
4. uri popoldne %. novembra v
Slovenskem delavskem domu.
Prosimo cenjeno obcinstvo, maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
Razno il Collinwooda

Cleveland, o. Koliko ina
ona velika "Ameriska domovi-
ma ugleda in 'pula" pri drzav-
ljanih nase 81. varde, so volilci
prav jasno pokazali z izvolitvi-
10 Toneta Vehovca "a mestne-
ga odbornika. Veliki "bev" in
uvodnik "Ameriske Domovine"
z apelom ma drzavljane 30. var
de je bill ma dan volitev brez
pomona, ugledni kandidat, ka-
terega je uvodnik priporocal in
kincal, je sijajno propadel in v
tenn je bill dokaz, da ia casopis
nina prevelikega "pula" v 80.
vardi.
Zadnje case prihajajo, oziro-
ma Sc pripeljejo letali Ame-
riko razni nekdanji "narodni''
voditelji in to TAXI voditelji
brez naroda in cd katerega so
pobegnili v onih dneh, ko sc je
njih narod bojeval proti sovraz-
nj Italiji in nacisticni Nemciji.
Dasiravno so "voditelji" pobeg-
Mill Sc predno je pocil prvi strel,
pa danes vedo veliko povedati,
kako so pobegnili zaradi komu-
nistov, dasiravno teh nj bio v
onih dneh v njihovi domovini.
Poglejte samo, kako znajo la
gat, sal menda ia ne, da bi bill
kak jugoslovanski kralj komu-
mist! Znajo povedati, kako so
morali pobegniti praznih rok,
samo, da so 81 resili colo zivlje-
ME - kje pa SO vraga dobili
denar "a zrakoplovno prevozni-
no?
Veckrat Sc cuje, kaj je ono
tozbo "a "dvesto tisoc novaca' :,
katero je vlozil gospod Gabrov-
SEX proti "Enakopravnosti' ?
Kolikor je meni znano O tenn,
vlozena tozba caka ma "dan
sodbe'. Odbor, XII Sc je organi-
ziral ne samo "a obrambo "Ena-
kopravnosti'', pac pa "a obram-
DO vsega svobodnega tiska, Sc
vedno funkcionira in zbira pro-
stovoljne darove, kakor je to
razvidno il zadnjega porocila
odborovega blagajnika Mr.. John
Pollacka. Narod Sc zaveda in
je re preceisnje vsote daroval.
Vedno Sc slisi: "a bolnisnico v
Sloveniji smo zbrali lepe tisoca-
ke in &c DO potrebno tudi "a
obrambeno akcijo, jih bonn o
zbrali. Ia tozba nj naperjena
samo proti listu "Enakoprav-
nosti". Uverjeni smo, da slu-
caju, da reakcija zmaga S to
tozbo, bodo sledile druga, tret-
ia it'd. proti vsakemu nasemu
naprednemu casopisu.
V Collinwoodu kulturno Sc
vedno zivimo. Mas pevski zbor
Jadran DO podal svoj pevski
koncert v nedeljo %. novembra
oh 4. uri popoldne no odru Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. Jadran 81 je S
svojimi dosedanj jimi nastopi
pridobil ugledno ime, te
koncertom DO pa to Sc enkrat
potrdil. Zbor ina ma programu
nastope mesanega zbora, mos
kega in zenskega zbora, solo,
duete in kvartet. Kot otvoritve-
ma tocka pa bo podana ziva sill
ka "Soca", v kateri sodeluje ce-
lotni zbor in v solo in duetu pa
Miss Florence Unetic in Frank
Kosic Jr. Ker je dosedanji Pc
vovodja Mr.. Vladimir Malice
kar odpotoval IL mesta v svrho
lahko prevzel vodstvo v dez
in Sc je moral podati v beg
in njegovi sodelavci, XII SO
SO imeli Sc tezjo usodo. Ma
pod strogim nadzorstvom v
lige Sc smatra "a upornike.
ma crni liStini Ze cd Dret,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

ahko prevzel vodsvo deze e bill zobcen IL stranke
in Sc je moral podat begunstvo General Yu Hsincin
in njegovi sodelavc XII mislili tudi tako kot CSen
imel Sc tezjo usodo Madame Sun Yatsen sedaj ziv
pod strogm nadzorstvom Sangau. Cane demokraticne
lge smatra upornke Znani ucenjaki Sc nahajajo
crni listin ze cd preteke spomlad ko so zbruhni
lie demonstracije koncane civne vone je zacelo
zobcati profesore in studente IL prosvetnh ustanov
citiranjem nekaterin dejstev il tega clanka
generaa Hsanga je razvidno "a kaksno reakconarno
Kino deueo Bullitt in vplvni aerisk krogf XII hocejo
KIM utrditi amersk mperijalzem Nj dvoma da vsaka
taksna pomoc srani Zednenh drzav Sc enkra potrju
je da e danasna aeriska zunana potika pod vplivom
mocnih krogov Wall Sreeta, XII vedno bill ma stran
reakcije in proti ljudsvu~ maj bo to Grciji Turc
1taiji, Franciji ali pa KIM.
(Konec jutrD "-<
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
20. novenbra 1947

Komunisticnih strank. sanao cd
govor ma Trumanovo doktrino.
zivljenska sila slovanskih ma
rodov je dobila najmoenejsi IL
raz v Jugoslaviji. Cd raznih
vidnih ameriskih delavcev in
novinarjev sedanjosti sem ~sli-
Sal porocila, .da je v Jugoslavi-
il nekaj novega in ustvarjalne-
ga, kar vzbuja obeudovanje. S
takim ljudstvom hocem biti pri-
jatelj." xtj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
Vendar raZlika

Kapetan komandira: "Razja-
81 konja!" Vsi razjasejo, samo
redov Cimbrek ponosno obsedi.
Kapetan vznejevoljen: "Kaj pa
ii, Cimbrek, mislis, da ne raz-
jases konja?"
Cimbrek: "Gospod kapetan
kako maj razjasem konja, ko
pa sedim ma kobili!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

vas vasa pot pripelje ' nede-
ljo, ma Waterloo Rd., da napol-
mite dvorano do zadnjega ko-
ticka. Ia pevski zbor Jadran
. Frances Wolf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
POuk v pOljubOvanjut>

Oun POAJsAoOSJu
"Ah, sedaj bi tako rada po-
ljubovala", jes rekla mala Lii
ka in sc naslonila v svojem sto-
lu. Osupnjem je pogledal oee
po hcerkici in jo vprasal, kje
je ujela te besede.
"sluzkinja je tako govorila
vceraj', je pojasnila Lizika.
"No, lie poeakaj, JAZZ. bo m
sluzkinjo ze naucil poljubovati' !,
je menil oei ter 10 Sci nitro po-
iskat v drugo sobo.
Medtem je prispela matt in
vprasala Liziko, kje sc nahaja
oce.
"Ocka je pri sluzkinji in jo
uci poljubovati", je menila Ii
zika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20

NaroGajte, strife IN tstajte
&c ''EnGkOprGU,aOSt!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-20
NevoseljivOst

Nevosoljivost
Violinski virtuoz in pisatelj
komedij sta bila nelocljiva pri-
jatelja. Pisatelj je hodil ma vir-
tuozove koncerte, virtuoz pa ma
njegove komedije. Ma nekem
koncertu sc je virtuozu izmak-
nil lok in strune so zacvilile ta-
ko, da Sc je pisatelj temu ma
glas zasmejal.
Po koncertu je prisel virtuoz
k pisatelju in mu resno dejal:
mi lepo cd tebe, da 81 sc mi
smejal. JAZZ sem gledal vse tvo-
je komedije in Sc nisem 'pri no.
beni smejal."
Evening star., 1947-11-28

LADIES ANTIQUE CLUSTER RING
AND PEARLS. TAX solid gold mount
ing with II genuine gornets and one
Iorge center topoz. PEARLS beouti-
fully graduated with rhinestone closP.
Antique Ring---------------69
Peorls ---------------9.o5
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
LondIody worry
Of gift bringers

Some tenants quarrel with their
landladies-but not James Sail
strom. 22l4 Granville avenue. He
brings presents TO his landladY.
Sigrid Thorson. the landladY.
told Judge Samuel Heller in Rent
ers' Court Thursday:
HE knocked on the door," said
Miss Thorson. land handed me an
envelope and said. Here's a pres
emf for you / opened it. There
was dead mouse in IT,"
Sallstrom explained that ii was
just gesture to convince his land
lady that there were mice IN the
six-flat building.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23


ABOUT 24% of all leases sub
mitted for approval to area rental
offices were rejected originally be-
cause of number of causes.
Chief of these were inclusion of
clauses that gave the landlord the
option of terminating the lease
prior to the legal expiration date,
Dec. 81, 1948, or sections that cut
down the services or equipment to
which the tenant is entitled under
maximum rent agreements.
These reflections varied greatly
over the S week period in the 8
national regions. Although it was
pointed out that the percentage
figures on reflections cannot be APP
piled to the total number of leases
filed since there is a lag between
the number filed and the number
processed for approval, these are
the figures:
The Denver region had 1870 re-
jections; Dallas, 336; Boston,
1877; New York, 23S; Cleveland,
24%; Atlanta, 1877; Chicago, 20%
and San Francisco, 1870.
Officials of the Housing Admin
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
CCLC asks Hunt to
democratize schools

A delegation representing the
Chicago Civil Liberties Commit
tee last week asked DR.. Herold
c. Hunt, new superintendent Of
schools, to democratize Chicago's
schools by teaching civil rights,
the necessity for international CO.
operation for peace through the
United Nations, and the history
of the u. S.
Ira Latimer, CCLC executive
director, also urged that "a re-
vival of student experiences in
democracy" including student
newspapers, forums, debating
teams, and government.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Printers smell an
abbreviated RAT

In an article in this months
issue of the Typographical
Journal. organ of the Interna-
tional Typographical Uni 10 n
tAFL). Jack Black explains how
the narrow column adopted by
newspapers in the early '20s
forced them to use more abbre-
viations without periods. such
as FDR. NRA. and NAM. but
he adds:
You'll never see them print
ing it just plain RAT. meaning
Robert A. Taft!"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Doctors expect
Bilbo to survive

NEW ORLEANS h e dor e
Bilbo, U. S. Senator-elect from
Mississippi, who still draws his
Congressional salary although his
colleagues agreed not to recognize
him at the beginning of the Both
Congress, was expected to survive
a series of operations on his can
cerous mouth, as well as other
complications, doctors at Founda-
ton Hospital reported this week.
His condition is still critical, how
ever.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

funeral directors who gorged
on the feast prepared by the
mine owners, the union journal
declared:
1.-THE we-kilI 'em-You-b bury
'sm scheme Of doing things.
regardless of all else that
might be said of il. opened up
a lucrative business for the
undertakers. And the Cenfralia
undertakers moved in like
ghouls."
In some mining communities
the local union has a cooper
alive funeral burial society
that keeps charges down be-
cause nobody is i'm the game to
make a profit out of the widows
and orphans and the compen-
sation payments they get from
the state, the insurance poll
cies and the welfare fund death
benefit from the union funds.
In many European countries
the burial business is operated
not for profit by the city or
state.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

eering had scandalized the
community.
The United Mine Workers
Journal, arriving here from
Washington, called the grab by
the Centralia morticians
''macabre business" 1t quoted
the leading Washington under
taker, w. w. Chambers, as
terming his line Of work "the
most highly specialized racket
in the world" Referring to the
elaborate tissue of state laws
that hedge in the racket from
public view, Chambers added:
THE public is at the mercy
of an organized funeral bust
ness supervised by state boards
and needless laws and regu-
lations. The funeral racket is
one that has no standard of
prices. Whatever can be charg-
ed and got away with is the
guiding rule. Why some of
these buns charge family $50
to bury poor little baby in a
casket that only costs $780,"
DENoUNcING both tn e
Centralia Coal Co. and the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Set Sept. 70 for
trial Of Hickman

man. a, of 2720 Prairie av.. his
former landlord.
Before his death Coleman
admitted that he caused the
fire which took the lives of
Hickman's four smallest chill
dren, Hickman has disclosed.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Chicago hardest
hit by rent boosts

states have dubbed tenants into signing
pace that far exceeds any other district figures release
Expedter showed Aug 49,
The Chicago region has the rent office approve
Republican party renconro law or almost half OF the emit
Covering Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota
Chicago represents 1880
registered dwelling units under rent control the
states.
number of leases signed in the fourcouny
Metropolitan Chicago August total 22080
the entire nation there 15700O0O dwelling units and
represent only $500 Of the grand
total
figures the Housing Expedter five week
period from July 2 to Aug g. 1947.
control act not raise rents automatically
permit landlords and tenants to voluntarily and in good
rents
than Leases of this must be signed not later
81, 1947 and through Dec. 81, 1948
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

istrator's office said it was too
early to comment on the trends
made in these figures, but there
was agreement that the Chicago
areas top-heavy registration of
1897 in five brief weeks did
have significance. Just what that
significance was, none would say.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

CENTRALIA, ILL. Up
The death in the Centralia
Coal Co. mine disaster March
Is of Ill members of the
United Mine Workers (AFL)-
due to company negligence
and greed-proved a gold mine
for the undertakes of the area.
They charged an average of
over $700 per body for their
materials and services.
In any large city complete
funerals are advertised by
reputable funeral directors at
around $500 and up. In Detroit
the largest advertising funeral
director offers a complete
funeral at 500, with higher
prices for fancier caskets and
service.
The highest price charged in
the Centralia undertaking orgy
of profiteering was $1,178.50
for burying one Of the dead
miners. The lowest charge was
1888. The actual average was
$732.78.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

Trial Of James w. Hickman.
44-year old Negro steelworkar.
on a charge of murder has been
set for Sept. %.
Hickman is accused Of hav-
ing shot and killed David Cole
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

The figures were gathered
by agents Of the federal coal
mines administration after the
undertakes ghou1ish profit
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

costs alone for the Ill victims
of company violation of safety
measures were a total of
$81, 1855.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

THIS means that funeral
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

DENoUNcING b 9th the
Centralia Coal Co. and the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-25
l8o-Legal
s.AisAI

to foreclose the same, will on Monday.
July 70, 1947, at twelve o'clock, noon.
at the Courthouse door in New Han
over County, offer for sale and sell for
cash at public auction. 10 the nisaes2 bid
der, that certain tract or parcel of land
situated in the City OF Wilmington, New
County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING in the Northern line of
Chestnut Street &c feet Eastwardly
from the intersection of the Eastern line
OF Ninth Street with the Northern line
OF Chestnut Street; running thence
Northwardly parallel with Ninth Street
5o feet; thence ~Eastwardly parallel with
Chestnut Street 81 feet; thence South
wardly and parallel with Ninth Street
so feet to the Northern line of Chestnut
Street; thence Westwardly along said
Northern line of Chestnut Street 81 feet
to the point of beginning. The same
being part of Lot 5, in Block 1879, ac-
cording to the official plan of the City
Of Wilmington, N. c..
Dated this 23rd day of June, 1947.
VIM. B. CAMPBELL
Trustee
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-25
JULY FOURTH PLANS
MAPPED BY WADE:
MUSIC BY CITY BAND

Plans for Wilinington's FIRST Of
neral Fourth of July celebration
In many years yesterday was
nearing completion under the di-
rectlon of Councilman j. E. l..
Wade.
The event will be staged on the
steps OF the city hall beginning at
8 pm, independence day, and
lasting until $3.50 pm. The newly
formed municipal band will fur
nish most of the music although.
the American Legion drum and
bugle corps, winners at the recent
state convention Of that group, will
assist.
In addition, the Atlantic Coast
Line chorus, will sing.
Wade yesterday had arranged
cor a loud speaker system and
lights. Police will block off the
area. s4i.lAl
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-25
sTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
.un LINED EnREGI nSHnH

r-nder and by virtue of the provisions
ND the power of sale contained in a
..rtain deed of trust from Mamie w.
Santy and husband, T. J. Canty, to VIM.
y ~ramobell. Trustee for Peoples Build
Ss and Loan Association, which deed
:. -. trust IS dated July 5, 1914, and re-
,s+ercd in the office of the Register of
.naeds of New Hanover County in Book
I'm mage 1872, the same and the record
. sreof being hereby referred to; and
efa9lt having occurred in the pay.
.,oeni Of the Indebtedness thereby Sc
.nreI and in the performance of the
therein contained, and the
trustee, having been duly requested
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-25
1IrcUToR's NOTICE TO CREDITORS

EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tbe undersigned, having qualified as
,iocutor of the Estate of A. E. Cumber.
deceased, late of New Hanover
80 oty. this is to notify all persons
..'ine claims against said estate
\. ,resept them to the undersigned on
', 51efore the 18th day of June, 1948, or
VI. notice will be pleaded in bar of
!ao;r recovery. All persons indebted to
~ estate will please make immediate
S.'nnent to the undersigned
rhis ths 18th day Of June, 1947.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Executor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-25
legal.
NOTICE OF SALE

,,.dsr and by virtue OF the law of
NT-nited States of America, and Of a
W. sxisting in favor of the United
yen of America against the property
sa1f oujs D. Todd, the said lien being
Of IrJcd in the Office of the Register
Iee0 needs Of New Hanover County
81 ~ Carolina, and by reason of a
NO. Mont for distraint for the aonpay-
w. of assessed taxes due, as evidenc-
7ie" w the foregoing lien, and the fol-
"a ~, 10 described personal property hav-
oS' bsen seized by the United States of
ihs ira from the said Louis D. Todd
Ase said warrant for distraint, the
u uTor,ine described personal property
pa WV in Macmillan and Cameron
so".;or. Chestnut and Third Streets,
ssSlrfneton, N. c.. will be sold at pub
" .nctiou for cash to the highest bid
~ At the Court House door of the
a.. n+y Court House Of New
1--we County North Carolina, on
na'I 1Ith day of July, i947 at IL o'clock
me 1897 Chevrolet Automobile -
n nuo5, Coupe Motor No. 748753. o. H.
Dnhsrtson, Collector of Internal Re-
,oriie.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Hearing Set March 6
On Capital Transit's S
Fare Increase Plea

Washingtonians will have an op-
portunity on March 6 to express
their views on a Capital Transit
Co. proposal to increase bus and
streetcar fares here.
The Public Utilities Commission
yesterday set that date for hear
ing on the company's request for
elimination of takens, now sold
three for quarter, and substitu-
tion of a straight 10-cent cash fare.
The request also would raise the
price of the weekly pass from $125
to $150. It would not affect the
Scent fare now paid by school
children on school days.
Time for the hearing was set for
10 am. in the District Building
boardroom. Capital Transit asked
the PUG for the increases jan
uary IT.
In filing the application, E. D.
Merrill, company president, told the
PUG it was done reluctantly" and
only after careful study. He de-
called there has been no revision
of transit fares since 1887.
Declining net income under pres
ent operating conditions was given
as the reason for the. requested in
creases. Continuation of such a
downward trend would wreck the
company's credit and hurt transit
service, Mr.. Merrill declared.
If approved, the new rates are
expected to yield an additional net
income of from $1,ooo,ooo to ST.
100000 a year.
The company estimates the in
creased cost to pass purchasers
would be equivalent to a cent a
ride. The average passenger uses
his pass 81 times a week, 1t was
said =
Evening star., 1947-02-20
TOYS REDUCED
CURTAINS AND
UPHOLSTERY

Were NOW
IS Bed Rests, printed royon foiIIe 1923 e.sS
100 Yds. Hand Screen Toiles, 48
inches wide e-------------- 2.35 LOO
! Poir ToiIe Cotton Droperies and
Valance, lined with cotton
soteen for single Window 3l.Z5 1000
50 Yds. Dropery Upholstery Rem .98to
nonts cottons and royons - 3.o8 l.59
Observation-Disclosures and Upholstery
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
BOYS WEAR VALUES

Upper 'front.' Sizes Is ond 20 only. Just II, 500
1895 Albert Riehord, Jr., Upper Joekets. Spun
Sun lined, nouton dyed-Iomh collar. Size 4. Just
$50 Famous Moke Sport Shirts. Wool and royon"
Broken sizes, 10 to 20. 27 only ZOO
14.95 Jr. Wool Snow Suit. Reversible jacket. Size
f.. Just ! ---------. 500
5.95 crompton Cord Ski Points Sizes 4, 5, 6 ond
7, IS only ----.------------5.oo
100 and 1893 Mufflers, knit royon. so only, 25c
1875 overeoats. wool fleece. Quilted royon lining.
Sizes 4, 10, II. Just
500 Sport Shirts. Long sleeves in wool and royon".
Sizes and 10. Just 9----------------1.oo
properly labeled as to material content.
LANSBURGHS-BoyS' Shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Maryland SoiIor Freed
In Traffic Death Here

A negligent homicide charge
against Robert E. Hudson, 21-year-
old sailor stationed at Solomons,
Md, yesterday was dismissed be-
cause of insufficient evidence.
The sailor had been under $1,000
bond on the charge as the result of
the traffic death November II of
Mrs. Dorothy Harrison, Al, colored,
of the $500 block of Benning road
NE. Trial had been scheduled for
yesterday.
Police reported the sailor was the
driver of a car which struck and
fatally injured Mrs. Harrison as she
was crossing the street in front OF
her home.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
GIRLS WEAR REDUCED

Were NOW
2 Girls Quilted Robes made of
royon choIIis. Sizes to IA 8.e5 3S8
4 Girls Roincoots, cotton gobor- $3.50
dine, natural. Sizes 7 to q 7.o5 1.99
10 Girls Cotton Dresses, solids.
Sizes 7 to 14-------- 5.o5 3.69
IA Girls Wool Skirts. grey only.
Sizes to l4----- 5.85 3.SS
8 Girls Felt Hats, eoors -------- 2.2o 3ee
IS Wool Knit Points, small, medium
or large ee------------------ 200 sse
IA Girls Wool Knit Caps 2.2o 88e
LANSBURGHS-Guls Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
RUG VALUES

4s.0o AII-WooI Yarn obIone Hook Rugs, ton or
turquoise 4xe feet. Il only -------- $500
1850 AIl-WooI Yorn obIons Hook Rugs. Tur-
quose, 3x5 feet lo only 49, 225o
1895 AII-WooI Yorn obIons Hook Rugs in ton
or TURQUOISE 2x4 feet, l6 only ---1oe5
Iii Frinsed Administer Scatter Rugs. Floral de-
siqns 27x48 inches. Just 10 5.95
SIS Ras corpet Runners, pIoid pottern 2x7k
feet. y only -,--------------------
8.75 Frinsed Cotton Rugs in fioroI pottern. 32x54
inches. Just 10
LANSBURGRS-Rugs-F Floor