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Evening star., 1948-04-10
Police Chief in Mexico
Killed in Plane Crosh
BY the Assoeioied Press

MEXICO CITY, April 10-Federal
police headquarters last night re-
ported Police Comdr. Rafael z. Palo-
mar was killed In plane crash.
The police chief headed the gov
eminent campaign against opium
racketeers in northern Mexico. The
accident yesterday occurred at Ba-
borigama LII the Chihuahua Noun
tains when the plane attempted to
land. Also killed was the army
pilot, 1t. Francisco Lopez Domin-
guez.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Fighting Between Reds,
Burmese Troops Spreads
Ry the Associated Pres,


RANGOON, Burma, April TO-
Fighting famed out today as Bur-
mese troops battled Communist
rebels in scattered areas.
A communique said the latest
Communist action was at Migyaung-
gaung, in the Bassein district of the
Irrawaddy Delta. There rebels with
tommy guns, Sten guns and rifles
captured handful Of police and Is
travellers. They looted the police
station of arms, ammunition and
currency. Later they released all
but two of their prisoners.
Armed Burmese police and Kachin
rif1emen made sorties In the turbu-
lent district of Sagaing, where Com
munists repeatedly have adopted the
Russian military salute. Skirmishes
continued In Central Burma.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Senator Bridges
is Named Third
Pension Trustee
UNIV Chief, Van Horn
Agree at Session
Arranged by Martin

Indications that end of the
27-day-old soft coal strike may
be near came quickly today after
House Speaker Martin stepped
into the dispute as an unex-
pected peacemaker.
Mr.. Martin called John L. Lewis,
United Mine Workers chieftan, and
Ezra Van Horn, operators repre-
sentative. into a special conference
and afterward predicted early settle
ment of the dispute.
Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Martin agreed
that settlement on the key pen
sion issue might be threshed out
within 48 hours. And then, Mr..
Lewis told reporters, Il think 1t Ia
a reasonable assumption the men
will return to work"
Bridges Third Trustee.
Mr.. Martin said Mr.. Lewis and
Mr.. Van Horn quickly agreed on
Senator Bridges, Republican, of New
Hampshire to be third, or neutral,
member of the Board of Trustees
for the miners pension fund.
A dispute over payments from the
pension fund led to the walkout OF
miners March Is. The board has
been without a third member since
January, when Thomas Murray OF
New York resigned. The absence OF
a neutral member has been cited as
one reason for failure to reach ar
agreement.
Mr.. Martin told reporters that
agreement on the member has been
the great difficulty"
Meeting Called Tomorrow.
AS chairman of the trustees, Mr..
Lewis called a meeting for 10 am.
tomorrow.
Asked whether he expects any
difficulties in reaching an under
standing on the pension question,
Mr.. Van Horn said: I'VE will have
to take that up when we get to It,"
The surprise turn in the coal
strike came as the Government
called for surveys of fuel stocks at
power plants in the light of rapidly
dwindling supplies.
In event the strike is not settled,
the survey could be the basis for an
appeal for power curtailment.
Negotiators for the United Mine
Workers and the operators were
continuing their discussions of
points in dispute when MFR. Martin
made his move seeking an end to
the strike.
Senator Bridges is in New York
and it was not known Immediately
what part he played in the Martin
effort, if any.
The Speaker said Senator Bridges
would have to return here for to-
morrow's board meeting, otherwise
talks would have started this after
noon.
Bridges Accept Job.
Senator Bridges announced
through his Office that he would
accept the job His administrative
assistant, Wesley Powell, reached
him by telephone and told re-
porters that Senator Bridges will
accept the appointment"
THE Senator recognizes the major
responsibility involved but he recog-
nizes also the urgent need for q
solution Of the problem" Mr.. Powell
said. Although the responsibility
is a great one it will in no way
conflict with his senatorial duties
and he accepts 1t as an opportunity
to be of further service to the
country"
Mr.. Martin described Mr.. Lewis
and Mr.. Van Horn as generous" in
desire to bring an end to the
difficulty"
He said he called the men into
| ICaa N0AI nana A o i
Evening star., 1948-04-10
u. S. Plane Detained

MANILA, April 10 (P.-Radio
Australia in broadcast heard here
said today an American plane load
ed with would-be Jewish immi-
grants from Paris was detained at
Perth because it landed without
proper clearance. Perth is in West
ern Australia.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
De GuuIle Bockers Wounded

EPERNAY. France, April 10 R).-
-Four members of Gen. Charles de
Gaulleis Peoples Rally" were
wounded last night by grenades
thrown by unknown persons, the
French Press Agency said today.
The town election Is tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-04-10

tSee SPAATZ, Page ABB
Evening star., 1948-04-10

(See BOGOTA, Page A-3.,
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(See BERLIN, Page Az
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(See COAL, Page A-2)
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Weather Forecast

Sunny and windy today, with high in middle
Sos Clear tonight with low of 40 in city
and "a in suburbs Fair. warmer tomorrow.
Gull report on Page A-20
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Bedroom
Furnishings

1-S35.0e Solid Maple Chest Of
Drawers S22.s8
sass Duck Feather Pillows
S1.49
l-S6s.5o Studio Couch, SCARED
S44.50
I-S38.95 Hollywood Bed, 30-in.
with 1nherspring Mattress $24.sS
1-s34.Ss, Twin Size Innerspring
Mattress ss-7------$1S.8S
1-s2s.ss Layer Felt Mattresses,
twin. J. double --- ca. 1859
1855 Box Spring, twin size
5.+ s17.s9
2-S34.5e Box Springs, l twin, l
double $18.S8
1-$32.5o RoH-a-Way Cot, 30-in.
with 1nnerspring Mattress 1889
2-$34.95 Innerspring Mattresses,
twin size ------ --- $19.9S
l-$3S.50 Innerspring Mattress,
double size -----$ $24.99
l-S39.50 Box Spring, twin size
S22.SS
Kann's-Third Floor
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COrSetS

49-s7.95 Discontinued Style
Venus" GirdIes. Rayon satin
with lastex side panels. IA" length.
Talon closing. Nudes. Sizes
% to 20 -$3 $3.50
l-s7.s5 "American Lady" Girdle,
elastic with panel front. Talon
fastrer. Size 27-----$2.SS
Io-$7.5e "Airway" Maternity
Corsets 1888
$500 "Rengo' Corselette, back
laced, average length. Size 40,
$3.50
24-S3.s5 Lady HOLLYWOOD Cor
selettes, back-laced with boning
throughout. Large sizes SO
I-$3.05 Lady Hollywood" Coutil
Corset, Size 27--$1.00
s-S2.50 Figured Rayon Lingerie
Cases. Blue and pink $1.3S
26-$2 .95 to $3.50 Boneless, small
size Girdles SEC
ss-$1.25 Chafeze, discontinued
style. Small sizes -----5Sc
Kann's-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Floor Sample
Radios

1-S36S.5e Console Radio Phono-
graph, inter-mix automatic. Has
AMIN and short wave, push
button tuning, record storage
compartment. Mahogany finish.
Floor sample $249.95
1-S24S.s5 Console Radio Phono-
graph. AMIN automatic record
changer. Large record &storage
compartment. Mahogany S1S9.95
1-$299.S5 Console Radio Phono-
graph Combination. Has auto
matte record changer with all
band tuning. Ample record stor-
age compartment $209.sS
2-S12s.s5 Console Radios with
slide-in record player----$5o.oe
l-s11s.s5 Table Model Radio
Phono. with automatic record
player. Sample S59.95
1-sS4.s5 Table Model Radio
Phono. Blonde with automatic
record changer. Sample $5S.s5
2-4s.95 Electric Portable Record
Players in handsome carrying
case --------------- $Z5.O0
A$27.S5 Table Model Radios.
5-tuoe In white finish $1S.95
2-s55.2s Portable Radios. Plays
AC or DC or batteries. Com
plete with batteries $34.95
@S33.15 Portable Radios. Plays
on AC-DC or battery. Complete
with batteries ----S24.S5
2-s24.4e Portable Radios, COM
plete with batteries $3.50
Kann's Electrical Appliance Store,
Cor. Sth and D Streets
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Lingerie and
NeuIiueeS

100-Irreg. and First Quality
.S3.s5 and $500 Rayon Satin and
Rayon Crepe Slips, lace-trimmed
and tailored. Broken. sizes, styles
and. lcolors $2.S8
5o-S5.s5 Rayon Crepe Gowns.
Misses sizes ---$3.88
150-$5.95 Cotton Seersucker
Housecoats, upper and wrap
around styles. Gay prints. Wo-
mems and Misses sizes $3.95
-Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Budget Dresses

lS-Women's $1o.95 Printed Ray
On Shantung and Rayon Crepe
Dresses 500
1o-Misses' s1e.ss Spun Rayon
Dresses, pastels ---- 500
10 Women's $1o.S5 Spun Rayon
Dresses, pasteb $500
l0-Women's S12.95 Printed
rayon crepe Dresses s-$5.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
UphOIster4

10-S4.95 Striped Quilted Gre
tonne Boudoir Chair Covers, $1.S9
4-$19.s5 Cretonne Sofa Covers,
70 and "a inch si1e----$11.39
@$3.s5 Knitted Auto Seat Gov
ers for bucket-type front seats
1-$14.S5 Striped Studio Couch
Cover, 2 cushions only
s-$9.05 Studio Couch Sets.
floral cretonne $6.SS
S0-9scs Upholstery Squares. APP
prox. "a by "a squares - $50
1-S19.95 Quilted Acetate Rayon
Bedspread, sirgle size 1898
6 prs-S12.95 Decorated Dra-
peries, cretonne, "a yds. long,
S7.69
1-S6o.sS Lane Cedar Chest,
blond maple floor sample $4s.9s
5o-59c Black Fiber Window
Shades, So in. wide with rollers,
1Sc
1-S27.95 Mahogany Veneer Cedar
Chest, 46 in. long, floor sample,
S21.8S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Luggage

3-S9.95 Overnight Cases $3.50
1$13.75 Pullman Cases Sl1.5e
-$16.75 Wardrobe Cases. SASS
3-$l6.75 Shoe and Has Gases,
S14.68
2-SI3.15 Sport Bags for Men,
S5.95
1-S22.9S Two-suiter --- $500
Al LH11d1e Plus SOS fd1
Kann Fourth Floor
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Millinery

2s-S5.00 Genuine Panamas, $500
4S-$2.s9 Summer Straws, Rios.
Sisals --------$1.00
23-$5.o0 Black, Brown and Navy
taffetas $2.0e
1850 to $6.95 Summer
Straws, rough and smooth straws.
White, black $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
SiIa,e1'eUure

S10l.52 sterling silver flstware
service for s. Dept. sample $Se.so'
3-S4.SS salad sets, silver plated
fork and spoon. Scratched $1.ees
S3.sS silver plated bar eaddie.
3-way. Slightly scratched -S1.ss'
1-Ss.9s well and tree platter. A.
S2.ss silver plated Ice tongs. AZ
Ia --$l.l9s
spias SOS Tnf
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Books
PIna 4AN Tnr

ssc Baby Sparkle Plenty Dolls.
-Four dolls Of heavy cardboard
with several pages Of cut out
clothes 3Sc
2s-Sz.0o Pressure Cookery, spiral
binding -S1.o0
1S-S2.eS How to Tell the Fish
From Fisherman, by Ed Zern $1.o0
1o-S1.Ss The Fighting Amer
5-S3.ss Mechanical Trades for
Home Study ---S1.49
13-$1.4s Living Biographies u
Famous Men Sc
.-Prairie Wings-Pen and Cam
era Flight Studies N.S0
$3.50 Webster's Collegiate Die
tionaries, leather bound $500
$1,000 Webster's Collegiate Die
tionaries, leather bound----S7..S
Kanns pownstairs Bookstors
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Infants Wear

1eO-Girls $l.9e Striped Cotton
Bathing Suits with cotton knit
lining, applique and braid trim.
2-6 boC
$3.50 TO $1.00 Wearables, in
cluding blouses, knit pants and
scarfs . 2Sc
60-$1.00 70 $1.S9 Wearables, in
cluding knit suits, bonnets, slips
and cotton crawlers Csc
$751; So to S2.29 Dresses, slips,
Hats, Crib Nets ---$1.28
Kann'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15

'4e Prs: tAs Isl FuI-Fsshensd. Sheer hyIo"' broken
sizes and ooIors several styles SOC pr.
IA Prs. Misses and chdrsns 2se end 3ee Cotton Ankle
Socks assorted coors, broken sizes ps.
l26 Prs $1s5 and szz5 supsrShssr kyIens, IS denier
construction Not all sizes coIors. As 79e
III Pm. 5se end s9e Sheer Rsyens, summer eolo not
oil sizes, some in'perfeets pr
81 Prs SIS ExtreS Sheer Gouss kyIons, discontinued
shades, sizes to lOh --------------------$l.l $l.l5
~ Pn. $l35 and 81 so Silk Hosiery mperects 5se
Kanns-Sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Linens and
DOis,estics

sse Pacific Bath Towels, 2ox4o In,
4Sc
Matching Wash Cloths 19c
34-Seconds Of 59c printed kit
chen towels ~ --39 39c
1s-s4.s5 and S5.s5 chenille mat
and lid sets --$3 $3.S5
37-Seconds Of Cannon bath tow
els, 20x40 ---------3Sc
Sass cotton lace dresser
scarfs " $l.79
6-S1.s5 cotton lace vanity sets,
3-pc. ----- --98 98c
s4-Seconds Of Ssc Cannon per-,
Gale cases, 45x3sH2 --Sse
13o-Yds. Pacific bleached sheet
ing, Y" wide -S9c yd
217-Yds. Pacific bleached sheet
inK, 81" wide --- Csc
2-S6.s5 prs. Bates draperies. rose
S3.S5 pr.
S4-Yds. SOC. blue and white
striped featherproof ticking, 81"
SS-Crinkle cotton bedspreads.
Rose, gold. S2x105" ---$2.57
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Girls Wear

5o-S2.s5 Chambray Gibson Girl
Blouses. also white rayon blouses,
Peter Pan collars, rick rack and
embroidery trim. 7-14Sl.Ss
20-SI.ss Cotton Skirts $l.0o
6-Ss.s5 White Terry Beach
30-$1.6s Turtle Neck Polo
Shirt. Sl.O0
1s-s1.ss Navy Shorts ----s1.oo
6-Sz.99 Felt Hats sS1.00
18-S1.0O mid Riffs" 2 for $1.00
-$4.95 Pastel Rayon Dresses.
s1.S7
$3.50 Ray0n Dresses -S1.69
10-$2.29 Cotton Blouses --$1.o0
40-$2.ss All-wool Cardigan
Sweaters, pastes and darker
shades. S-14 $1.88
Kann 's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Housewares

Housewares
$50 Yds. sc Oilcloth 3 Sanitas,
39c
3-Ss.s5 Carpet Sweepers. Floor
samples A.S5
So-S4.9s Printed Plastic Shower
Curtains ----$3.4S
100-25c Chamois Sc Sc
25-9Sc Pants and Shirt Hangers,
4Se
24-79c Lambswool Venetian
Blind Brush $50
$3.50 Hand Garden Troweis, 1So
3-S1.S8 Vegetable Bins. As Is,
S1.00
IS Gal. S3.4S Sapolin Mel-Lux
Casein Paint (Green or blue),
&2.49
2-s16.sS Utility Cabinets, lSx-
I2x66". As is----31 312.S5
@S42.s5 Porcelain Top Bases.
22x27". As H------S S36.SS
@$12.ss Porcelain Top Bases,
16x20". As $7.SS
1-S46.50 Ice Refrigerator. As
is $3.50
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Fabrics

IS Yds. 8Sc Green Gotten Suit
ing 69c I'd.
ls IDS. 4sc White Outing Flannel,
So" wide 39c
~ Yds S1.1s Printed Cotton Mus
lin, 36" wide I'd.
- Yth. $3.50 Imported Linen,
maize
5oo-lSc 70 $1.1S Cotton Rem.
nants ------39c to 79c yd.
,4,~- Kann's--Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
China

1e-S1.19 teapot ------------6 6Se
3-S4.sS 7-pc.. salad ret -. S2.SS
25-11.zs S-pc. highb4Il sets 7ss
S-S1.ss 1-pc. sets fer babies 7ss
sass 7-pc. cake sets- Sf.99
1@S1.sS s-pc. sisss deRsert sets
s8e
13-S1.2s 2-pc. bewI 3 sposa sets
$50
25-1Sc grange reamers - lee
1o-S1.sS decersted service plates
Size
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Summer Suits
and TOpperS

ASSESS An-wool Suede Top
pers in navy. skipper. pink, green.
aqua. All fully lined. 1918 $16.S5
28-$29.S5 Summer Suits, white
and merswear mixtures In quality
rayon. Mostly lined. Sizes 1920.
tl6.95
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Rugs

S4-S12.s5 oval braided rugs $6.s5
11s4.3s' shag bath sets; 20x33'
rug q iid. n.ss
5e-Sz.s5 z7x5o", reversible cotton
and fibre rugs --------sl.oo
S-SS.s5 .2lx4s" Shag Cotton
RuxS l.. 81 80
$3.50: Yda s7.S5 grey wool car
pet - -:-------$ $4.95 50. yd.
2-s16.s5 4x6 Administer rugs $9.95
.1e2Irrsss:' of 1895 z7z4s" tufted
cotton rugs sa.ss
4-sa.s5 4.6x7.6 reversible fibre
rurs S4.95
Kann's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15

Ioz-Irrsss Of Sc Run-Rssstsnt Rsysn vssts. Teorose
6o-$I.I5 Pert Way Ansi-chsfs Pennies Of nun-proof
royon Small sizes only. Perfect auolity---------35e
77-SI.7s kyen end Rsyen shehs end sdsss Small sizes
teorose; perfect auoity
33-lrsss Of $3ss Rsysa jersey eswns s6ps White ond
3i-S7ss Psnfis Girdiss. Small sizs soed $I.ss
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Lamps

1S-$10.00 Assorted Bronze Floor
Lamp Bases, six-way reflector.
swing-arm bridge. As Is A.SS
30-S3.98 Washable Pleated
Shades. Assorted sizes S1.OO
4-S1s.9S Leather Table Lamps,
SASS
1-S59.98 Hand. Painted China
Lamp $24.S8
4-$29.S8 Table Lamps, swirl
shades - - $14.98
1o-$3.9S Kiddie Lamps and
Shades $1.98
Kann'stThrd Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Electrical
Appliances

3-$17.95 Kitchen ventilators
$14.95
2-SI1.3e Bell toasters ----$6.95
G-S27.75 "Cory" Coffeemaker sets
S1S.95
l-$24.95 2-burner hot plate
S19.95
2-S54.5o Westinghouse sweepers
S39.SS
3-SlS,95 Kieen Air ventilatinG
1n8 S1Vsoo
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Art Goods

4-32.9S Bar Harbor sets - I.49
2o-S2.sS to S5.S8 finished en-
broidered models ---$1.49 to $7.9S
6-Sl.5o stamped organdy aprons
89e
6-S1.9s stamped linen scarfs SSc
A. $3.50 knitting bags --S1.2S
So zoe balls Perle embroidery
cOttons
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15

s-.n. $500 Sport Lightweight in solid shode Of
$3.50 IwooI Topiee' Suit Double breasted stripe
Men. $4,000 A-woo Tropical Suit Single breasted medium
aroy 80 reouIor, with 70 wost points $Z5s5
l-Mans $500 AIWoo Gabardins Suit. Single breasted dork
brown size 20 Iona ------------- Szse5
-ans SAG 50 ipo Suit SIaht domoae Single
hoin fine lightweight a. reouo 81 IS
l-Mens $3.50 AIWoo Covert Suit Single breasted, medium,
Mans $500 AWoe covsrdins Suit Single breasted medium
tan, SO
Mon $3.50 AWo TropieeI Suit Double breasted dark brown
store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Better Dresses

11-Misses' SASS Dresses $7.SS
4+Women's 1895 Print Dresses
with long rayon crepe coats.
e12.00
3-Misses' $29.95 Navy Blue and
Black Dresses ---..-$14.00
16-Misses' $29.95 2-piece Cotton
DFC0ScB ---- ---- $Ao'VU
tWomen's $500 Pastel Dresses,
$3.50
4-Women's $2s.s5 Bright Print
Dinner Gowns $500
6-Misses' $500 Pique and Sheer
Marquisette Dance Frocks, pas
G6H SAosVV
Misses $22.95 Print Dresses
with plain jackets --$16.oo
15-Misses' $39.s5 Queen Origi-
nal Dresses --.$2 $24.0e
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15
SpOf'fsaceaf'

$3.50
4s-s4.ss and $s.s5 Cotton Print
Skirts - S3.SS
61-S7.95 and $S.95 Cotton Eye
let BIouses - S4.9S
2l-S6,S5 to S8,95 Cotton Print
Skirts $5.44
2-s12.ss Black Rayon Butcher
Dresses. Size IL $500
5-S14.95 Cotton Print Sun Back
Dresses with pique capes $500
s-S19.s5 Short-sleeved Rayon
6-$l6.95 Short-sleeved Rayon
Print Dresses - $500
1o-S25.0o Short-sleeved Pastel
Kayon Dresses -------$1 $500
3-s25.0o Pink Rayon Gabardine
Dresses -- $12.0o
f7-s14.s5 Pastel Cotton Cham
bray Dresses - -- $12.0e
7-s1s.s5 Rayon Print Dresses,
S12.00
2-s29.95 Long g-sleeved, Navy
striped Bembergs Rayon- $1,000
1-$35.o0 Green Polka Dotted
Rayon Dress $1,000
3-S35.O0 a-pc. Bemberg Rayon
Prints -. $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Dautir,e Dresses
57-$3.s5 Coiored short-sleeved
Uniforms $l.SS
8o-S3.ss Cotton Dresses S1.s9
40-S7.S5 Uniforms for Nurses.
$3.50.
Kann's-Second Floor
Summer Furniture
sass Metal Bridge Chairs.
4-$5.s5 Bridge Tables, marred
S2.98
1883 Cypress Chairs, dam
1-S5.ss Cypress Settee, damaged
S2.9s
l-S6.s5 Bridge Table, damaged
$399
l-$11.s5 Bridge Table, damaged
$5.s8
7-Sl0.S5 Record Cabinets, Wal
nut finish, damaged ~ $6.88
1-$12.95 Lamp Table, walnut
veneer, damaged ~ S6.99
a. sos to $8.95 Beach Chairs,
damaged $z.98
I-$39.50 Chaise Lounge, SCARED
$24.88
eS1.19 Trellises, 1T. SCARED Sc
2-S1.3S Trellises, SIT. Scared $50
1-1.7s Trellises, SIT. SCARED
S1.00
1-Sls.S5 Umbrella Table, metal,
1-S13.S5 Umbrella Table, metal.
SCARED 1.SS
Summer Furniture
KAnn's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-15

e-s3s5 IrresuIor Men. Peian,os ~ ----- 81 80
6-S3s5 Irregular Short Sleeve length Poomas 40
7-s695 Upper Sport Shirts Irregular So 50
4$5o and S7e5 White Sweeter soed beed fobc
content So 80
$500 zeIon Finished Jeeket $7ss
l-s5ss Long Sleeve Sport sht, n1ussed- $3ss
i6-3ee to 55e reauIor Handkerchief ios
I-S7 50 Corduroy Sport Shirt. soed $3.50
$3.50 Long Sleeve spor Shirts $zss
Kanns-Street
Evening star., 1948-07-15

50 Prs. $3.50 White Royor Gloves cuff style, to ~.
s5e
IFS Prs $3.50 Rsyon Gloves. poeIs and dark shodes,
70 7h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9es
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-07-15
Teen Shop

sPius SOS Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-21
|lusss FRANCES zAla.s

Dlusss FRANCES ZalooaS
sUIs:"l keep Pscquins
handy becsuse I scrub
my hands 80 20 40
times 4 day. II cakes
. eseSW like this 20
prosecr my hands. -
Pacquins vas oriEi-
nally formulated for
nurses and docoors.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

TRY THIS! Massage your hands
with Pacquins.. morning. night
every time housework rough
ems your hands. Your own softer,
smoother hands will tell you why
more women use Pacquins than any
other hand cream in the world!
Grubby, scrubby work, these
"servant-problem" days, often
means rough, dry, chapped hands.
The well groomed woman keeps
the Pacquins jar within reach, ready
10 sooehe and smooth her hands
into romantic loveliness.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

away, to make one-fourth CUP
rich broth. Wash chicken thor
oughly; dry well. Shake pieces
in a paper bag containing flour
well seasoned with salt and pep
per. Pour oil into large heavy
bottomed skillet; heat; add
chicken, turning pieces to brown
on both sides. Meanwhile but
ter roasting pan generously.
When the chicken has Drowned,
remove and arrange pieces in
roasting pan, dot each with but
ter. using all but two tablespoons.
Pour over giblet broth, cover pan
tightly and bake in moderate
oven (35O'F.) until chicken is
tender - about As minutes.
Shortly before serving, melt
two tablespoons of butter in a
pan top-stove; add the washed
mushrooms-large ones cut into
quarters, minced onion and gar
lie; cover pan and let cook until
mushrooms are tender - about
10 minutes. Stir in flour, add
both sweet and sour cream, salt
and pepper to taste, and heat
slowly, stirring constantly, al
most to the boiling point. Place
hot chicken on hot platter, pour
piping hot sauce over and serve
Immediately. Yield: 6 portions.
ToEta Dc CalabazAs
2 pounds zuochini
l cup minced onion
Glove garlic, minced
3 tablespoons oil
3 peeled tomatoes, chopped
2 tablespoons minced parsley
u cup grated cheese
tablespoon salt
II teaspoon pepper
2 eggs. separated
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons bread crumbs
Cook zucchini tender, drain
and chop. Fry onion and garlic
in oil; add tomatoes, table
spoon parsley, zucchini and graf
ed cheese. Season. Beat egg
whites stiff but not dry. Beat
egg yolks, then add to whites,
beating well. Butter casserole
and sprinkle in l tablespoon
bread crumbs. Pour in a layer of
egg batter, then one of zucchini
mixture and repeat until all in
gradients are used. Top with
remaining bread crumbs, dot
with butter, sprinkle with re-
naming parsley and bake in a
Evening star., 1948-11-21
moderately hot oven (375'F.)
until brown. Yield: 6 servings.

~AA oSAy INV OVSA \oto ~
until brown. Yield: 6 servings.
Exijolss - Beans
A meal is not meal in Mexico
unless beans are served. The
favorite way is refried. Mexican
cooks never soak beans and they
put them to cook always in warm
water which prevents the skins
from toughening. And simmer,
don't boil. Elena's way is to put
2 cups of Mexican pink beans in
S cups lukewarm water and cook
gently, covered, until tender
az to 2 hours). Add salt to
taste during the last half hour
of cooking. Stir occasionally.
In the frying pan, you heat n
cup of bacon drippings, then
drain some of the beans Saving
liquid) and add to hot fat,
MASKING thoroughly. This thick
ems the gravy. Add some liquid,
then some beans, repeating until
all beans and all liquid have
been used. Then continue cook
ing, stirring frequently until
mixture is of thickness desired.
Yield: 6 servings. To retry:
heat additional oil in frying pan;
add mashed and fried beans and
cook, stirring until beans are
completely dry.
M41ic1n
cos1starch Pudding
a eggs, separated
n cup cold milk
cup sugar
n teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons cornstarch
1quart milk, scalded
u pound of pound cake
u cup walnuts, chopped
u cup blanched almonds,
chopped
2 teaspoons vanilla
Beat egg yolks thoroughly;
add the cold milk. sugar, salt
and cornstarch, blending well.
Stir in a little scalded milk.
Add to remaining milk in the top
of double boiler and cook, stir
ring constantly, until thickened.
Cover and cook 20 minutes
longer. Line dishes with thin
slices of pound cake and sprin-
kle with nuts. Add vanilla to hot
custard and pour over cake. Beat
egg whites until stiff and drop by
spoonfuls on the custard. Chill.
Yield: 6 portions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-30

Miss Freida Romanoff, Mrs. Bonnie Jo Gronroos, c. J. Ehrendre,ch, Henry Leege, and MT. Boochever.