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Evening star., 1947-05-14

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auStioneers
Bankruptcy sale of modern high-grade
restaurant, night club. bar and office fur
public address system. rollomatic stage;
Steinway baby grand piano, processed
foods. etc: Also three hundred >, case cases
order Ges' Of fDi the District Court Of the United
States for the District of Columbia re
ani Bankrupt % N No 1895, the Undersigned
trustee will sch by public auction at 727
15th st. NV, "wednesday, May Fl. I941,
ing if necessary THURSDAY, May 22nd,
Three hundred fifty Thornet bentwood and
lounge chairs. wall settees,, 135 metal
pedestal base Formica and wood top
tables, upholstered sofas and chairs, semi
circular Formica top, mirrored front par
counter, walnut horseshoe shaped bar
counter, supply cabinets, General check
register, space air circulators, plate glass
and mirrored lounge table, framed water
colors, food and spot lights. "Rollomatic"
way baby grand piano, fine carpets, new
and used china, glass, plated fat and
hollow ws1e si5G No. Il band saw aSe hS
siicer, Slice Champion dish washer. Edison
Hotpoint" deep fryer, Magic Chef and
Garland ranges, Thermotainer. grease
Wshn FaRs A0sss coolers ais @
blower units, Seger 5-door and Frigidaire
household) refrigerators with compress
chest. Vulcan gas broiler, gas-fired bake
oven, sinks pot racks, zchopping tables,
Ice chest. bakers benches silver burn-
eans, shes alnmnam 1niUr and % stassss stsel uten-
sils, baking sheets and REQUISITES, alum
mum and composition trays. electric
steam table With staniess steel nseTss
table and bartenders' work benches, cleo
trio fruit juice extractors and blender,
Neon signs, fire extingushsrsb staple ,;ans and
juices. spices. sugar, desserts, condiments
paper goods, party fayors, etc; four Bur
roughs electric and fms
stamps, check writer. Marchant calculator,
filing devices. desks, chairs. etc. Note:
sss n Of Mae
18th, 10 to 4. Terms, cash. LEE w.
COWAN, trustee, Bank of Commerce 81
Savings Building. ----
ADAM A. WEsCHLER son, auctioneers
asss semdetsehed fais Brick dwelling. No. $50 Tuck
bath. hot-water heat. coal fred, built-in
asssd ,.nSary BY yrtss asss sa s "
No 1921 Of the land records t Of .sl,e.t the ps s.
trustees viii offer for sale by public auc- uc.
Ss Un in eGn say Of % nsg on at ocost
pm, the following described property in
the District Of Columbia. to-wit: Lot 102
in Square 319S in Wardman, and Bones
rs, folio 1O7, in the Surveyors ONCE OF
the District Of Columbia. subject to build
record. Terms of sale: Property will be
about S7.100 at s per cent payable, in
monthly installments Of S55, including
principal and interest, balance cash. A
deposit Of $500 required, of purchaser at
sale Examination of title, conyeyancing:
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within 80 days from day
of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
Of defaultine purchaser. after i've days
advertisement of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington, D.
forfeiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or. equitable rights
COHEN, LOUIS A. RUBENSTEIN, trustees
my9, IL. 14,16,20
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lGt,ren on Bridge

Opening lead: Queen OF diamonds.
1t is a paradox of bridge that eight
truinps are frequently more desirable
than nine. Perhaps the best way to
clarity this proposition is to get down
to the business of bidding today's
hand.
South opened with one spade and
North was somewhat embarrassed
for response. His hand contained
three high cars. The value of two
of them was definitely established,
with the king of hearts offering bet
ter than an even chance to win. He
was disinclined on that account to
make the rather mild response Of
two spades. But in view of the
1858 distribution, the least attrac-
tive IN the catalog, he considered
that his hand possessed only mod
crate strength, and with this we are
in hearty accord. perhaps you will
indulge me in another repetition as
I point out, at this time, that it is my
own policy, when supporting partner
with a 1883 holding, to subtract
mentally a king from my handy
South having distinct excess values
and a favorable distribution decided
to test out the nature of partners
raise by proceeding to three of the
suit, an invitation which North was
willing to accept. There is some
question as to the manner of the
acceptance. My own experience has
shown that better results will, as
rule, be obtained in this sequence Of
bids, by trying three no-trump, with
evenly balanced hands. Though 1t
is very evident that in this partic-
ular case such strategy would not
have succeeded. due to the unfavor-
able location of the king Of clubs.
In the play of the four-spade con-
tract, declarer was obliged to lose a
trick in each suit and was defeated
a trick. The players consoled each
other with the observation that it all
depended on the spade finesse Quite
so. But little resourcefulness on
the part of South would have landed
the game despite the unfayorable
spade distribution. Instead of re-
bidding to three spades, South could
have seized an additional chance by
trying three hearts, a orle-round
force. Its very cheapness recon-
mends it. Partner is offered the
opportunity of choosing between two
possible suit contracts instead of only
one. There is always the chance
that partner raised with only three
spades on hand containing four
hearts.
AT hearts the game could not be
lost, because the fourth and fifth
spades would provide discards for
the two losing clubs out of dummy
after trumps were extracted. The
moral to be drawn from this little
experience is that when each hand
contains four playable trumps, it
is more advantageous to employ
the five-card suit on the side for
discards.
tcopyright, 1947. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Soldiers Home Veterans
Row Winds Up in Court

AS result of reported alterca-
ton between himself and another
elderly resident of the United
States Soldiers Home, Emilio Count
,Capeto, SO, yesterday was arraigned
in Municipal Court on a charge Of
simple assault.
Capeto was accused OF striking
John L. Cook, 81, over the head
with his walking stick last Monday
in the $500 block of Georgia ave-
nue. NV. The defendant, however,
told police Cook had struck him
first with a cane in the course of the
street argument. Both men are
veterans of the Spanish-American
War.
The defendant was placed under
$500 bond by Judge Aubrey B! Fen
nell who granted a jury trial May
%
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TRUCK CLEARANCE sALE-To dealers
and individuals. 3096 to 500 OF on all
trucks, many selling under cost.
5 Is4$ aMc and Stud. 'e5e -, ss5555 ss555
1913 S4S Inter. buses s--1assso0 to 1890 S9e
8 1912 Chevrolet 1z-ton stakes 775
Many other dumps, stakes, panels, trac-
tors and trailers. selling at sale price:
easy terms. Open from 10 to pm ;;
Sun, 10 to g. RICE MOTOR CO., 1871
Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC truck dealer,
offers 30 guaranteed used trucks.
Conventional trucks
Pickups-1942 Dodges. ~
Panels--1941 International. 1912 Fords.
stakesW1s42 Fords, cheyrolets, GMCs
Dumps--1942 GMCs. Chevrolets. Dodges,
Macks
Cars.
The following selection of Army trucks:
35 trucks. h-ton to 6-ton. AKA, 6x6, 6x4
cargoes, dump, tractors. Parts and service
on Army and conventional trucks at both
our 2 new plants, Alex. and Arlington.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMC Truck Dealer.
5000 Lee hwy Arlington. CHI. 7000. To
reach: Out through Georgetown, cross Key
Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy, ~; s.
211 or 29). drive Va miles. Daily, to
6; Sunday, 10 to 3.
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Aur0 pAINrIINGI.

AUTO PAINTING. body and fender work;
good work, fmmed. service prices very
reasonable. 1910 Georgia ave. NV. Gx.
aUTO PAINTING Complete Job, S35 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4l02 Pa.
ave. extended s.e.. Ii. 3539.
AUTO PAINTING-Co Complete Job. 500. se-
lect YOUR color. work Ruaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1879 1Ath st. NV, no.
1900.
iect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 I4th st. NV. Ho.
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MOTORCYCLES.
TRTT5MPH sPEF6-TWiN. iised. A.

TRIUMPH SPEED-TWIN, used. de luxe
eauipped., 194e 500 &C. Norton OILY.
Matchless and Francis-Barnett motorcycles
Immed delivery ALLIED MOTOR
CYCLES, 2014 M st, NV, RE. 5073. Lis
175 C lightweight motorcycle, S225, or
best offer below 1928 41st st. NV. IA
A. J. S. MOTORCYCLE; in good condition
Call THOMAS FRERE, between and IL
p. m, ME. $500. 14s
INDIAN CHIEF-1935: good condition.
Buddy seat, saddle bags, spare tire; $50.
Seen Wed. or Thurs. ewes. after 8 pm,
HaRLEY.DRviDsoN H1Hs DAVID 1s41; "a Gu. in. ::
new transmission, rear wheel, muffier,
chains and sprockets: side delivery van
$500 cash. SH. 1915. COR
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200 Doctors to Attend
Session at Ereedmun,s S

More than 200 physicians from
80 States are expected TO assemble
at Freedmen's Hospital next month
for tfree-day scientific session.
Those who will attend the confer
erlce are members Of the Association
of Former Internes Of Freedmen's
Hospital. The annual reunion OF the
group viii begin this year on June 8.
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SUMMER HOMES.

SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-Restricted;
80 miles from D. c.; lovely furn. bungalow
on Severn River: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
dren's camp and country club facilities:
avail. May 15-Oct. l for 1000 or $2S5
per mo: family with children pref. Call
CHI. 1926 after $3.50 pm. -15
FOR RENT-Bungalow. furn., bedrms.
bath; 3 blks from main beach. Rehoboth,
Delaware. S400 per month or by season.
Call 2 to s pm, CHI. 0S57. 10
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TRAILERS.

Ia47 a A1MEKicAN, p CA ,r||sE Howard; sshuit zlR.
opsratsd @sa sSsyy sT ak Sye f9ah.
INC, 4 mi south B a0o, of Alexandria on Route
degRFFnfsn RFnsnt wRiGHfMrhs RE Tffo!1r sensational new
ali-aluminum luxury clipper, 20 H..
nstans HEhs less aen, nsn Soo asW Pse oes
master mast Ka@per: See ABc rRAfIER
SALES. NC, U. S. No. l, Berwyn, Md
'4s ! sIsI IiBERTY AND CLIPPER COACHES now
ayailass sizes and nM prices m f9T every ness
ThE Wash BaIta bXd BeIwyn Nd 70 bI
play. c c. FRED FAINTER. sooos Baltimore
s1vl RTs5dst SGR DkhcT ne hsas Ta
paas piss plant haaass ESQ Roetys Pike % See actual
sHsIi sMHssiIiNdERa coRP.. phone Rockville eMd5
saoFT. FURNITURE TKAILER-Black Dia-
mond 1888. $3.50. Call TR. ee66, 9 to
sLGbRR HT HOUSE TRAnERs, 1s47 models;
with elec. refgr., bottled gas, also prewar
cooking stoves, elec refgr. gas cylinders,
Nelson dollies. other extra equipment. Only
wheels. COLE TRAILER CO, exclusive
nesa ss sYnax sod s invite
In both mssonite and alnminum; Priced
from 81, ,7e5 up RICHTER TRAILER
SALES, =. s, Route l. Berwyn' Md
EFF EFF. RoYAI coAcH-Radio, Butaine
gas stove sleeps four; $3.50. Old lot 80.
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage-
utility trailers and boat tratlers by the
day, week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO.; INC. 4o3o Wisconsin ave- NV.
1gjS GLIDER house trailer 2 rooms; like
new; will sell at sacrifice. 32t Green
wood ave, Takoma Park. Md. 16'
VET AND WIFE desperately need place TO
live: desire to buy 3-room house trailer:
new or used: monthly rent basis Cali
j. A. CuMMINS, DL $500. Am. TO p: m.
FOE sALE-21-ft. Plymouth, AZ model:
elec. refgr., bottled gas and elec. brakes;
1880. MiSGT. ANTHONY, ALL, Hill
side Trailer Village. 1s'
SERVING WASHINGTON for over 10 yrs:
our trailer home coaches built by world
famous manufacturers will please the most
discriminating buyer. We inyite your in
25-ft. American Home Crest
GIFT American 2-dr. Tandem.
2S-ft Howard Aluminium
26-ft- Schult Luxury Liner.
2aLa-ft. Travelo.
27-ft. Travelo Tandem
gift, Zimmer, 4-pa Ssenger.
gift. thinner. 6-passenger-
EQUIP your coach with our factory sp-
proved trailer parts and accessories
Open daily and Sunday, am 70 9 I'm
ave. NV. Phone W0. 3s3I.
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LOTS FOR RENT.

LOCATED m THE FINEST business Sec
tions in the District of Columbia, these
Fruit and vegetable market, frozen GUS
tard.t new and used car sales, loan or
auto financing. Georgia ave, 6400 INV.
SITS. NV. tn.w.. corr, 1000 sa IT.. Wis
consin ave-, 4435 (opp. Sears. Roebuck) /.
1889 1889 Sc g. II 6 Io1is suRsS iaS eo5 fas
Woodward Bldg, RE. 1869. -15
LOTS FOR RENT-Located in the finest
business sections In the District of Co
lumbia, these lots are suitable for any
type Of business: Fruit and vegetable mar
ket. frozen custard, new and used car
sales, loan or auto financing:
"a. It.
11th and Lamont SITS. NV. INV. eor).
Wisconsin ave. 44a5 topp. Sears Roe
huck), 10000 SO. 1T.
St. rYI DH iSsmAS a24S v ios9 s9r2; woodwspS anoqSS
Bldg, RE, 1863. -lb
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LOTS WANTED.

District G of @ columbia' % RoBERT W saw
AGE, S13 Union Trust Bldg, MA. 1880. Ia
WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots or acreage
Nd; must have sewer. water and all utili-
ties available Call Mr. Shifrin, FEDERAL
CONTRACTING CO., 915 New York ave.
n " MA T416 Ia
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen-
eral hauling. vans stakes. panels; white
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs. expert
enced help. prompt service: Isas. rates;
local and long disIanse IA 2g3a Il
rolet vans, stakes. panels and pickups
for hire by day, week or month. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIVE-UR-SELF. Me. 1011.
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HOUSE OR STORE on Penna ave. Sc.
viii buy or rent. Private party. DU
M WIIL Buy Buy FoR CASH or sell your prop
erty. A. FISCHER; 1913 18th st, NV.
Ma. 57e1 or co. 5610. -13
/ PAY CASH or will sell for YOU. lots,
houses or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 3el9 So. Cap. St, TR. 1858.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor-I can sell your
house fast If priced right. specialize in
places suitable for renting rooms 1910
VT. ave, RE. $40. -1S
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-store in 5000 to
$500 blk Georgia ave-; also stores in other
locations in Washington or Arlington, Va.
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MONEY WANTED.

OPPORTUNITY for private capital to be
invested at 41a to 5 per cent, secured by
first deeds of trust on well-loeated prod
critics For further information. consult
Mr. Brant, THE BRANT CO., 1884 Will
son blvd, GIL. 4216. is
6 PER CENT we'll secured 2nd-trust
notes for sale. Consult Mr.. Brant, THE
BRANT CO., 1884 Wilson blvd. Gil. 1915,
Evening star., 1947-05-14
srAsHoRr PROPERLY.

PLEASANTVLLE, n. J.-Desirahle 6-rm.
furnished home May 20 til Labor Day.
$500, or July til Labor Day. $500. MRS.
J. NJ HEWITT II Brighton ave.
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Word Come
Find q or more common English

Find II or more common English
words in
NEBUL Gus,
meaning, cloudy, hazy." Average
mark is 20 words. Time limit, 40
minutes.
Of four or more letters, Q. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition OF
IS. such as bats. eats. are nos
4. Proper names are not used. A list will
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
GARAGES FOR SALE.
PREFABRICAT

PREFABRICATED-st and aluminium
garages and mill bldgs.; all sizes; erected
with engineering service: Plans and spec
if1cations at DUPONT IRON WORKS, 1166
18th st. NV. MA. 1856. Ia
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

bricks and cinder blocks. J. J. TAYLOR.
2Gss Jefferson-Davis hwy, Arlington. ia.
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PROPERTY WANTED

WILL TRADE 1947 Pontiac sedan or pay
cash for summer home, vicinity Galesville.
Nd, preferred-or what have you to offer
q private purchaser Write. giving fun
details. Box 34o-R Star. $50
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OFFICES WANTED.

HAVE PURCHASER Who wishes to buy an
cffce suitable for a doctor. above Clark
I'd. on 10th s., NV. PAUL p STONE,
Eealtor, OR, S244, or K z. Lord, GE. S961
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ATTORNEY wants desk space; give full de
tails, re location. rent, services available
etc Box a1S-E. Star 2ns
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WATERFRONT PROF. FOR RENT.

Z WATERFRONT pk0P. FOR lille
running water, sleeping accommodations
for 8; Classic Shore on waterfront: ny
week NO. 2674 ---lo
NORTH BEACH-Cottare on water front
from now TIL June 21, then Aug. 16 on
All modern conyeniences. S36 per wk.
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AuIoMoaiiEs EoR RENT.

1871 TAXI for rent by. week: SIS de-
postt; S25 per week. blue and white
colors, r O. BOX <455. 15' .
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE WANTED to rent for storage,
or any storage space; must be weather.
proof and near 14th and Newton. BER-
GERS DU. 3444. --l9
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EARNS WANTED.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, from ] to
8 acres; can Arrsngs 70 pay all cash.
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TODAY'S SPECIALS:
Ford 1910; lwb., stake 695
Brockway 1941; l.w.b., CHI. and cab, 625
REQ 1916, 2Ha-ton tractor 1900
REQ WASHINGTON CO., INC, 1881
Half ST Ia a.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

A. c SERVICE CO., 3I4 M ST. Ne
1946 Plymouth sedan: heater and
seat covers; special de luxe $1,000
1946 Plymouth club coupe: heater,
1887 Ford coach AS
1885 Ford sedan-------------- 325I
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HILL & TIBBITTS-
I941 Buick Special sta. wag., r., b. Sl529
1941 Buick Special 4-dr. sedan. b. I329
194l Pontiac 4-dr. sedan, T., b. l,359
1941 Pontiac 8 coupe sedan, r.. h, l,329
1910 Plymouth 2-dr. sedan S95
1910 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan, r, b. 1,095
la4l Mercury sta. wagon. r, h. 1853
194I Mercury 2-dr sedan, T, h. Lag
1910 Ford Fordor sedan, r.. h. 995
1916 Buick Super 4-dr., r., H. 2,420I
Ali cars carry q guarantee. lila VT
ave. NV. Ma. $3.50. --lb
Evening star., 1947-12-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER IS, l9z

struct the client on how to obtain
aid elsewhere.
3. 1t should be taken for granted
that no one wants to live endlessly
without working, hence stories OF
hard luck must be accepted as true
4. Care should be exercised in OBJ
tanning details of a clients hard
luck story, so as not to demoralize
the individual.
5. Mothers should be encouraged
to accept relief aid and stay home
with the family rather than seek
employment.
6. Because an individual refuses
to work is no reason to call him
lazy. He may be suffering a mental
or emotional illness.
7. Acceptance of relief places no
obligation on the recipient.
8. The lack of eligibility to public
assistance should not deter welfare
workers from trying to help clients
obtain aid.
9. No advice should be offered
clients on now 10 Spe1lu Ile puplle
assistance funds granted.
10. Each relief client is to be
treated as an individual case. Rou-
tine handling of clients is to be dis
couraged.
II. No advice Of any kind is to be
offered clients.
II. Beginners in social work
should be trained to make up their
own minds on welfare aid ano
should not be instructed.
10. Children should not be forced
to help their parents, since this re-
tards the natural impulse toward
emancipation.
tEeleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1947-12-25
How 10 Induce Needy
To Take Relief Funds
Told in FSA Bulletins

Instructions on how to persuade
Clients" to accept public relief
funds are contained in two Govern
ment publications released by the
Federal Security Agency, a persual
Of the documents revealed today.
The charge, first raised by Bal
timore City commission investigat-
ing fraud in the handling of public
assistance funds, is substantiated
by the contents of Public Assist
ance Reports No. 8 and 10, both
FSA "indoctrination bulletins
mailed from Washington headquar-
ters Of the agency to State and local
offices throughout the Nation.
The bulletins contain instructions
for individuals handling relief cases.
The FSA terms the instructions in
doctrination for new relief officials, -
sent out so that those handling re-
lief requests will not become emo
tional."
The two bulletins contain the fol-
lowing 13 points of advice on how to
handle relief clients:
/. Relief cases should be encour-
aged by welfare workers to get all
that they are entitled to receive
and should be instructed on how to
become eligible for additional aid
O. When a relief case is obviously
ineligible. welfare workers must in
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Violation Of Patent Charged
In cab-Cruisinq Lamp Use

| A suit charging violation of patent
rights in the manufacture and use
of a taxicab cruising lamp was
brought yesterday afternoon in
District Court. The petition asks for
an injunction and damages.
Plaintiff in the suit is Charles D.
Nelson, jr, trading as Arnels Plas-
tics, in the 4400 block of Lee high
way, Arlington. who says he has the
patent rights for the lamp.
The suit names as one defendant
Robert w. Garrett, described as
trading as the Plastics Novelties &,
Home Specialties Shop, in the 170C
block of Ninth street NV. said to
have manufactured and sold the
lamp. -...-......
The other defendant is Thomas
w. Fowler, described as trading as
the City Cab Co., in the 400 block
Of New York avenue NV, who re-
portedly caused the lamp to be
manufactured and who used it. Mr..
Nelson is represented by Attorney
Richard P. Schulze.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Clearance Of FURS
Sizes 10 to 20, 9 to IS, AZ and A.

in the Group
All Furs Are Plus Tar
Dyed Mouton Lombs, formerly s169s95 --- Sill
Collars, cuffs cardigan neck styles. Three-quorte
and full lengths. Beaver shades. Sizes | 0 to ! g.
Northern Silver Blue Mist Dyed Muskrot,
formerly s29995 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Three-quorter, bareback style. Push-up sleeve.
Northern Mutation Dyed Muskrot, Formerly s299 IS,
Three-quorter, bareback STYLE Size IA. S197
Grey Dyed Persion Pows, formerly s299.s5, Sl97
FIsre back, push-up sleeve. Sizes II and g.
! Mink Dyed Southern Back Muskrot, formerly s295,
Full length, turn-bock cuff Size ~ STAT
I Black Dyed Person Lamb. formerly 1899 .s5, SIT
Threequorter length bishop sleeve with cuff. Size g.
! Black Dyed Persion Lamb, formerly $5s9s5, S3o7
Full length wide bell sleeves, flare back. Size Is.
Genuine Hudson SeoI Dyed Muskrot, formerly 1899,
Full length turn-bock cuffs Sizes II. S167
4 steneIed Lopin coots, Mouton coIIor and Cuffs.
Three-q -quorter length, Mouton lamb trim. S121
Sizes 9, II, l3, IS.
seoI-dyed coney coots. formerly s14995 to $685.
Sl2l
Full and three quorter lengths turn-bock cuffs push
up sleeves, with collars. Sizes II, IA, l8,
AZ, 49,
IS Russian dyed KoInsky Skins, formerly SIS ea-
$40 per skin
Beautifully dyed in 3, 4, and o-skn arrangements.
IS Dyed Mountain sabes in mink or seble shades,
formerly $29.95 S14,99 60.
Large, beautiful skins in sets Of 3. 4 and S.
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Foundations Reduced !!

IS Two-woy Stretch GirdIes formerly Sold For S8e
81 and SO. Teorose. Small, medium. large.
So GirdIes formerly Sold For $3.50 to $3.50 Sl.33
Pull on and semi-step-in models. Cotton or royon
son. SnoI medium. Ioree.
a. Girdes formerly Sold For IS to $3.50 Sl99
Semi step-in and side hook styles. IS to 30.
II kyon GirdIes formerly Sold For $780, s10 $1,000
S4.oo
Discontinued styles Black teorose, white 2o to 81.
II Fomous Make GirdIes and Foundations rreg. OF
S1095 S7.99
Iree. Girdes, rs to 33 =. foundations. "a to 40.
73 Bandeous, Long line Bros formerly Sold For s275
Cotton nylon, Ioce Bondeous, 81 to 38 l. lBros,
40 to 49,
81 Bondeous formerly Sold For s1.25 to s2.25
z for Sl.l0
Cotton royon sotin Teorose. 3o and SO only,
Foundations :. Second Floor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
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