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Evening star., 1948-06-04
Dratha

SIMMONS, JOHN CALHOUN. Entered
into eternal rest on Tuesday, June l, 1915
At his Tssdsnee; ls7 p st: ne, JOHN
Mrs. Mary Williams. devoted brother OF
Mrs Annie Abney. Wallace, Sammie, Solo
mon and Milo Simmons. Other relatives
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines &,
Co. Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w.
until Friday. June f.. Funeral and inter-
ment Sunday. June g. Edgefeld. S. c. 4
, STEWART vIEGMIA INIA1 On ry,s WsdnsSday y y,
Raymond stewart. daushter Of Mrs. Ola
RSmsns RGgs e sister Gt Mrs Lille Fysr Mrs
James James " and John fs Little: s.Ss aunt % Of Mrs. u
tle; James Walls and Charles Little
After After % pm. Friday M 'eJun June A T. eet friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home. Inc,
3S9 r. I; ave. NV. where funeral services
pm. Interment Lawrence. S. c.
mont ave. NV. GRACE M. TAYLOR inee
Mckee, beloved wife Of the late Clarence
n s'st and aunt eeif Of Mrs. Helen
Blake of Detroit, Mich, Services at the
W. X. Huntemann Funeral Home, 5732
, pm. Relatives and friends invited 10
attend. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
TERRY ELIZABETH on Monday, May
3I 1S4s attsT long Illness ELIZABETH
George Brown. She also is survived by
viewed View ant at Barnes ss d % Matshexs' Funeral
Home. GA 4th St s.w., after pm. Fri,
pc held Saturday, june. 5; at pm. Rev;
R. NJ Randall oficiating. Interment
Paynes Cemetery. -
THOMAS. JOHN D. On Monday. May
81. 194S, at Gallinger, Hospital. JOHN D.
burgh, Pa. and William j, Thomas. Three
brothers in-law and other relatives also
Funeral Home, 1913 9Th st. NV. on Fri
day: June 4. where funeral services will be
held on Saturday, June B, at 10 am. In
WEIGH. WILLIAM Q. On THURSDAY
WEIGH, beloved husband Of Helen R
Weeh father Of IT,! Donad .,nH Weeh Is. MFs
the Emmanuel Methodist Church, in
Friendship, Md, after . pm. Friday, june
June s. at $50 pm. 1nterment church
cemetery.
a munication Of Centennial Lodge
A ::: J: = i: /! !: !; e: E
Church services will be at the
Emmanuel Methodist Church. Friendship
Md. at $50 pm. Friends may call at the
church after . pm. Friday. June 5.
SAMUEL S. GEASEY, Worshipful Master.
WHITING. MAUD TURNER, Departed
this life on ThHrsday JSns 3 194s =,
WHITING, beloved, wife Of John Whiting
Gertrude T., Waters. Notice. Of funeral
hereafter Arrangements by Mcguire.
WOODRUFF. PFC. WALTER W. On
Noysmber p, .,l,a 1913 p,i in w Il The
81 TER W. WOODRUFF of l09
I South Fenwick St, Arlington. Va.
IS beloved son of Col. Walter w. and
UI Evelyn B Woodruff and brother
of Mrs. Evelyn V. Quesada and
Mrs. Ethel Doris Rulloda. Remains rest
ing at the ives Funeral Home. 2s4 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, until Tuesday. June
s, at 10 am: thence to Arlington National
Cemetery. where funeral services will be
held at > pm, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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In Mrntnrialt1

CHAvIEs, CLARENCE W. In loving
memory of my devoted husband, CLAR-
life eighteen years ago today, June 4, 1880.
A face that is ever before me,
voice l cannot forget;
smile that lasts forever
HIS pEvoTEp %smH5' WIFE, Ts ALICE Ii W Y. cHAv1Es
CLINE. WILLIAM A. In loving memory
OF our husband. father and grandfather.
WILLIAM A. CLINE, who passed away
He didn't fail to do his best,
His heart was true and tender:
He worked hard for those he left behind
ATS ATS 1oEsHS7 DEVorEp d Wi WIFE E. LENA y CLINE;
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
FREEMAN. CHARLOTTE LOTTIE, In
Of our GEAR In wife ana Sn aunt
this life one year ago today, June 4, l941.
Today recalls q memory
OF a dear one laid to rest.
And those who still remember her
Are those who loved her best.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. SANDY FREEMAN,
AND NIECE, vE1DA CLAYTON.
HOWARD; ELIZA: Sacred to The mem n
who left me twenty-one years ago today
It is so lonely here without you,
And so sad along life's way;
In my memory you lineer
This the day God called you away.
DAUGHTER, MFIS. ELlLABElh DAVIS.
McNICHOLS, EDWARD. In sad but loy :
ing memory of our bass songster, Mr.
EDWARD McNICHOLS, who passed away
one year ago today, May 4, 1s47.
The love you gave US many years
! Shall never from US depart;
Though you have gone beyond our reach,
! You are always in our hearts.
his LOVING FRIENDS, THE FAITHFUL
I JUBILEE CHORUS Of Washington, D. c.
! o'BRYHIM. CoRPL ERNEST LINWOOD
In loving memory OF our deaI
~ son, Corpl. ERNEST LINWOOD
S OBRYHIM son of Ernest and
I@ Edith Mae OBryhim, who wa,
I killed in action on Okinawa three
years ago today, June A, 1915.
/ The stars are shining brightly
Upon a silent grave:
In 1t lies precious one
We loved, but could not save.
He had a smile for every one,
And a heart as pure as gold;
I To those who knew and loved him,
His memory will never grow old.
/ LOVINGLY. MOTHER AND DAD.
REGAN. EDWARD. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear father, EDWARD
REGAIN. who departed this life six years
ago today June 4, 1912.
As time goes by We miss you more:
/ Your loving smile. your gentle face,
q No one can fill your vacant place.
I DEVOTED CHILDREN,
THOMAS, REBECCA ANN In lovinr
spa Ans Fl dssg sho aea thrser
yssgs % sES s1asy, ITEesrrns Jgns 4l lss5 aurz m,
zsb NAY IzoHAs.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

nassfk as kAE MAss2? "ffetsfa "s he 'Has
James D., Massey. mother Of Vivian M.
and grandmother of Pearl C. Richardson
Friends may call at the Malvan & Schey
e PHper1 E0me FIdsv ave ned. and tSom St NJ
June 8, at 10 am, Rev. E. C. Smith Of
fciating. 1nterment Harmony. Cemetery.
Family may be seen at 522 25th pl. ne.
MCCALL. HARRIET NE: On wednes-
CALL of Calvert I'd. COLLEGE Park. Md,
beloved wife Of Or. Arthur G. Mccall and
m0hsr of Essbeth oroD RoberIy P1r9thy
Mccall; Friends may. call at Gaschs Fu-
neral Home. .4T39 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
sile, Md where services will be held on
and friends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
MCCARTHY. CATHERINE. On Thurs
day June 3. la4s. CATHERINE, Nc;
Mrs. Bell Saunders. Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home. 64l H St ne
on g. 'Sns s. s sG At
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery
PARSLEY. ARTHUR RAYMOND. On
THURSDAY; June B. ,,,I ia4S; at Lsland Ne,
father of Mrs. Mary Purdy. Friends may
call al the J. Arthur Walters Funeral Home,
5u5 Washington blvd. Laurel, Nd. where
services will be held on Saturday, June D.
al > pm Relatives and friends are in
vted. Interment Union Cemetery Bur-
louisville. Md.
PLUMMER. JOHN BOWLING. On Thurs
day. June 3, 1H4S, at Alexandria Hospital,
JOHN BOWLING PLUMMER OF Fairfax,
Va. husband of Eleanor Brennan Plum
mer. father of the Rev. J. Bruce, Robert
Dick and Mrs. Raymond Hartman. and
brother of Mrs r E. Thornton of Fairfax,
Va, and the late William Herbert Plum
mer. Services at his late residence on
St. Barnabas BARN. Church yard Leiand. Nd
! PRINCE. STEWART " v. On Thurs
ssS June 3; ls4s; at BIZ % ,ssidsPee sp l7G3
PRINCE. beloved husband OF Mamie Bid
good Prince. father of Miss Thelma B
Prince of Washington. D. c.: brother OF
Edwin Prince Of Newport News. Va, and
Mrs. Lillian Sterling of Washington. D. c;
Services a. the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
June :. at : pm. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
RICHARDSON; CALDoNIA.. On Tues
SON Of eoe r st, NV. beloved sister Of
Richa Nison. Maesie Moore and Jettie
Chase. Many cousins and friends also
survive. Friends may call at her late resi-
denee after 5 Pm Friday; Funeral q from n
Perkins oficistins. Interment Harmon!
Cemetery. Arrangements By Malyan d
6chey.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Boris Shishkin Appointed
TO ECA Labor Post in Paris
BY the Associated Press

Boris Shishkin, AFL economist,
has been appointed chief Of the
labor division of the Paris Office of
the Economic Cooperation Admin
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Col. Wolfe Is Named
Acting D. {. Engineer

Col. Henry c. Wolfe, 81, Of 292S
Twenty-eighthh street NV, has
been named to succeed Capt. John
w. Califf, acting District engineer,
Evening star., 1948-06-04
40 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Anuriltnu

MARKS, RACHEL. An unveiling OF q
monument IN memory of the late RACHEL
MARKS will take place Sunday, June u,
194S. at II am, at B'nai Israel Cemetery.
at Oxon Hill, Md. Relatives and friends
are invited. Her children, Mr.. A. J.
Marks. Mr.. M. A. Marks. E. s. Marks, Mrs
BENJAMIN Venezeky, MRS. Maurice Stear-
man, Mrs. Herman Oshinsky, Mrs. Harry
Malasky.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
NT oLIVTT CEMETERY-One grave.
STno MRS. BARRETT, COS G ct. ".
I lot (e grave sitesl, in Masonic Eastern
Star section of Cedar Hill Cemetery. $3.50.
Also boxvoods. ste. Sligo 1642. -6
Evening star., 1948-06-04

lLL, JUSEPH a. The Holy Namt
- Society of ST. Augustine S
:: ! ]: 1 + :.||: !
4EZll BALL of 1913 22nd St NV.
NN Please assemble at pm. to-
~ residence for the recitation Of
rosary for the repose of his soul.
ALFRED SELBY, President.
,VEY WASHINGTON. Sec -etary.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

AMBULANCES.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

Mrs. Ethel Doris Rulloda. Remains rest
ing at the ives Funeral Home. 2s4 Wilson
blvd, Arineton, Va, until Tuesday. JUNE
s. at 10 am: thence to Arlington Nationa
Cemetery where funeral services will bt
held at pm Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery
Evening star., 1948-06-04

LONG, LILLE. Officers and members
Uk of Columbia Temple, No. 422,
MNH l. B. P. o. E. of W, are notified
NN OF the death of Daughter LILLE
IL LONG. Session of sorrow Friday.
VIZ June 4. la4S. at $40 pm. Fu-
~ neral Monday, June T. at 10 a m.
from the Peoples Conversational
Church, NJ st. between 9th and 7th SITS. NV.
MARIE MINOR. DAUGHTER Ruler.
Evening star., 1948-12-31

KENNEnY Kennedy Mr.. 4th NV.
sAAsssssA~s RA. $500. Mot. ! PM.
Randolph Scott in "GUNG HO." at
| 80, $50, $40, 40. $50. Celebrate
New Years Eve with Us-Midnight
Show Tonight at 80 pm, PARDON
MY SARONG." Tickets Now on Sale At
BOX Once
Evening star., 1948-12-31

ing lunch with Peter Lawford. 1t
seems a shame that Jackie, once a
top child star, apparently can't get
a job now in Hollywood and I'm off
to New York in a few days." he tells
me.
Bing Crosby has a bad case of
laryngltis that wasn't helped any
when he insisted on singing at Good
Shepherd Church in Westwood on
Christmas Day. He's a wonder guy,
that Crosby.
Loretta Young can have the last
laugh on the recent story that she
is not worth her salary at the box
Office. Daryl zanuck evidently
thinks she is, because he is paying
Loretta $150,000 apiece for two pic
lures she is doing for him. Per-
sonally, think she is worth every
cent and more paid her.
Linda Darnell is looking very sad
on the "Slattery's Hurricane" set,
so I ask what goes. Il can't dance
and I hate tights; have to do one
and wear the other for this picture" {"
she means, adding, Il wouldn't care
if they gave me few weeks to learn
to dance. I feel so embarrassed in
front of every one" She shouldn't
be. I didn't see Linda dance, but her
legs are fine.
Marie Windsor and Andrew Solt
are very chummy. I see them at all
the local holiday parties Andrew is
the boy who scripted Ingrid Berg
mans Joan of Arc"
X y
Rosalind Russell's very popular
poppa- -in-law, Carl Brisson, makes
his Los Angeles night club debut on
January at the Cocoanut Grove.
The whole town will be on hand to
applaud.
Irene Dunno received the final
script on Storm Over Vienna" and
she now turned down the role of
the nun. Too bad; she would have
been very good in the part.
Audrey Totter and Wendell Corey
play man and wife in the Clark
Gable picture, ANY Number Can
Play" Claire Trevor, Incl
dentally, Is one of the two star ac-
tresses now under consideration for
the role of Gables wife in this movie
Evening star., 1948-12-31
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
~ Mai. Thomos IA. Nial'

No married man can be drafted.
That's the law, so stop worrying.
From L. M. L., San Francisco:
What was the source Of your COL
umn outlining recommendations to
LOCAL draft boards for the deferring
of students in professional schools
of the healing arts?
The central Office of the Selective
Service System, in Washington.
Your local draft board should know
all about these recommendations by
now. At least SIS headquarters sent
the recommendations to all local
boards well over a month ago.
From Mrs. M. L. G., Spokane,
Wash: Il am the beneficiary Of my
husbands 5000 worth of National
Service life insurance, and my
mother-in is the contingent
beneficiary. Does this mean that
we split the insurance if my hus-
band dies. or that I get it all?"
You get it all. If you die before
your husband, or before you've COL
lected the full amount of insurance,
then your mother-in is entitled
to the balance, as contingent bene-
ficiary.
You get it all. If you die before
Evening star., 1948-12-31

your husband does, or before you've
collected the full amount Of insur-
ance, then your mother-in-law Is
entitled to the balance, as contin-
gent beneficiary.
From a World War II widow: II
am thinking of getting remarked
and wondered about my child. The
child is 31s years old. What income
will she receive from the Govern
ment II I do get remarried?"
The VA will pay your child $50 a
month. provided your husband
died as a result of his war service.
From S. M. G., Methuen, Mass. !:
If draft registrant is in college
would he be allowed to finish his
semester before being inducted?"
Not only his semester, but the
entire academic year during which
he is called up. He is placed in an
induction postponed" status, which
lasts till the end Of the school year.
From F. w. c., Lexington, KY:
DO veterans get any special priv
ileges in developing homesteads out
West? And If so, how can I find
out about it?"
Veterans get definite benefits in
homesteading United States lands,
but there are very, very few such
lands left.
For the full word on this, write to
the Bureau of Land Management,
Department of Interior, Washington
Is. D. c.. and ask it to send you
the pamphlets and material it has
on homesteading.
And a happy new year to all.
you may tOrite Maj. Mai in care
OF this newspaper concerning your
otCn serUice-connected problem. IN
close selt-uddressed, stamped en-
uelope.
Trom AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1948-12-31

he finishes you're My Everything. u
Dan has made more progress with
his career in the past II months, in
cidentally, than in all the years pre-
ceding.
Jack Oakie- and Victoria Horne
have called quits to their romance.
Victoria even learned to cook for
himD When I catch up with Mister
Oakie on the set Of Hard Bargain"
he yells at me, I'm playing the
field now and a guy who plays the
field usually ends up looking like
one"
Ann Miller and Ernie Byfield are
another couple who are no longer in
love. Ann has the darndest luck
with her career. When at Columbia,
this very fine dancer was always in
the shadow of Rita Hayworth. Now
that 1t looks like she is getting some
good breaks at Metro, they plan to
sign Ginger Rogers for musicals.
I'd say they're crazy to overlook
Annie.
Metro publicity executives deny
that Louis B. Mayer is planning to
retire as head of the studio. 1t will
be interesting to see what happens
when Metros present crop of good
pictures puts Mr.. Mayer. the studio
and its stockholders into their for
mer strong position.
Judy Garland tells me, on her
Good Old Summertime" set, that
she Is having a good old jewelry
binge with the gifts she received for
Christmas from hubby Vincente
Minnelli. Vince gave me a beauti-
full pearl necklace and earrings, a
white topaz bracelet, and a garnet
tiara" says the very pleased Miss
Garland. Judy's present to her hus-
band was a drafting table that once
belonged to King Charles II.
Greer Garson's Christmas present
from husband-to-be Buddy Fogelson
was not silver tureen, as expected.
That went to his ranch" Greer
tells me. Then she shows me
Buddy's gift, and I am nearly
blinded by huge and beautiful sap
phire and diamond bracelet.
y + y
Jackie Cooper looks and sounds
discouraged in the Metro Cafe, hav-
Evening star., 1948-12-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1913.

Claire is what is known as a hot
property since her terrific perform
ance in key Largo"
Cornell Wilde chats with me over
the phone and says he did not read
any newspapers during his II weeks
abroad with wife Pat knight. THE
first news I read in New York was
about Enrol Flynn kicking a police
man, and I said to Honey,
we're home!" Cornell is back on
his $1,000 a week salary at Goth
Century-Fox, but won't have to work
for about a month. That's the way
to live!
Joan Crawford has already re-
ceived 5000 letters wishing her well
with her schoolmarm role in Miss
IO'Brien."
Lucille Ball will have been of the
screen for two years by the time her
"Interference' and "Sorrowful
Jones" movies are released in the
fall That is why, says Lucille, she
decided to do a radio show-"My
Favorite Husband"-"t keep my
name before the public" She's
smart, because now that she has q
sponsor the lady also makes money
$500 a week.
Gary Cooper is so determined to
make Sun Valley for New Years
that he dashed back to finish Task
Force" one day after he had a tenn
perature of 104! That's one quick
way of having quick relapse.
George Rats picture for goth
Century-Fox will probably be a re-
make of Tall, Dark and Hand
some" with June Haver and Richard
Widmark That Widmark boy Is in
every picture at the studio!
Greta Garbo's comeback movie,
George Sand" will now be made
in Venice. I don't care where she
makes it, just as long as she does.
James Mason will be seen on the
screen in Madame Bovary" for no
more than a minute and a half.
Isn't this the least time ever given
a top star?
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-12-31

If you have a certificate Of eligi-
bility for CT bill schooling which
you got before September /, 1948-
and which you haven't used-you'd d
better send it to your VA office and
ask for new one.
The VA has decided to adopt
new regulation techniques," what
ever they are. 1t doesn't matter
anyway. All that matters Is that
the VA wants you to exchange your
old certificates for the new variety
Ito safeguard the interests of veter-
ans and the Government"
After January your old certifi-
cate Gf issued before September u
is useless.
Here's a question from Just a
Lonely Wife and Child Dixiana,
Ala: My husband is 10 years old,
and we have one child He is coal
miner. When will he be drafted in
the Army? He is our cnlY support,
and do you think he might be de-
ferred on account of that?"
He won't have to worry about be-
ing deferred on account of that. He
can't possibly be drafted anyway.
for the reason that he is married.
Evening star., 1948-12-31

Here's how it works

The EberIy. Plan ineorpo-
rotes 80 different kinds Of
services, providing for every
phose Of repairing, renoviz-
ing and undermining homes
from cellar to roof, and con
carry on q dozen or more
different trades in the some
home under one Supervisor
and one overhead cost.
The budget poyment policy
permits home owners TO
refurbish their property ct q
minimum cost under the
direction Of competent ortisons
and skilled craftsmen, eoeh on
expert in his particular line.
II you desire. payments ore
orroneed in accordance with
your wishes, without finonee
cherses or extros.
Evening star., 1948-12-31

eAVnV $3.50 l4th 81. NV.
s"sVA CO. 1865
William Boyd In FALSE PARADISE"
at / 40. ;i:::..o. D 10, 900, SIS, 1920.
EYrn s244 Georgia Ave-. Silver Spring.
SASS SH. 25@o Porkins Space
Roddy Mcdowell in "KIDNAPPED."
at 1:3O. 4:55. William Holden in
TEXAS" at $50, 6:15, p.40.
Evening star., 1948-12-31

PENN "a. Ave. az I'm S.E.
Pr, 500. Maj. ! Pm.
John Lund in MISS TATLOCK'S MIL
LIONS" at LEO. 1925, 5:25, S:25,
$50 Celebrate New Years Eve with
Us-Midnight Show Tonight at 11;3O
p m, "GALLANT BLADE" Tickets NOW
on Sale At Box Once
Evening star., 1948-12-31
Graham
Continued From Page A-6D

Continued From Page A-6)
Bad Boy" from the old Vina Del
mar story, and * Marks the Spot"
with George Raft.
* Il y
Dan Dailey's wife Is going to Sun
Valley for vacation, after which
she joins Dan in New York when
Evening star., 1948-12-31
Laurel.

ShTYPYT tovrel, Nd.
4HSAAAs4 laursi ll3
LON McCALIISTER. JUNE HAVER in
"SCUDDA HOO. SCUDDA HAY (Tech-
nicolor).
Double Feature CAPTAIN CAUTION
and CAPTAIN FURY" ALAN LADD,
VICTOR MATURE.
Evening star., 1948-12-31

CENTRAL. AS eth s.. NV:
w" sssaA ME. 2sAl. Open Io:4s.
Victor MacLaslen in MAGNIFICENT
BRUTE" al 11::,0. 2:2U. $50, SEQ.
william Bishop in BLACK EAGLE" at
12:40. $40, 6:35, 9:3a. Celebrate New
Years Eve with Us-Midnight Show
Tonight at 11:30 pm. RACE
Tickets Now on Sale At Box once.
Evening star., 1948-12-31
UVATTCVTTTY Boltimors Blvd.
~ ~ d d ~ &@&&@ Hvn%txviIla Nj

s@s"s @Sss~@ Hyotfsville. Nd.
HyattS. 0552. Free Parking. Last
Day. LARRY PARKS, MARGUERITE
CHAPMAN in "GALLANT BLADE
(Cinecolor), at 6:15, s, $50.
Tomorrow.
Two Big Hits, Mat. PM, SABU in
EATER OF KUMAON': Also
EDGAR KENNEDY, LEON ERROL in
VARIETY TIME" Last Complete
Show a:05. Sunday. Monday. FIGHT
FP SOIIADRNN
Evening star., 1948-12-31
TODAY7s NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

CALVERT 1924 Wis. Ave. NV.
WAL s0ssS WO. 23@5. Mot. ! PM.
John Lund in miss TATLOCK'S MIL
LIONS" at :O5. $40. $40, 7:10, $50.
Celebrate New Years Eve with us
MidEight Show Tonight at II 80 pm.
Fighter SQUADRON" Tickets Now
on Sale At Box Once.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
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Gas Ranges

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floor sample e------$ $l79.95
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1-Sl79,95 Easy Spindrier Wash
ing Machine-demonstrator,
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floor sample -.--.-- Sl59.95
4-S59.95 Easy Whirldry Portable
Washers ----------- S44.50
1-S55.95 Kitchen Maid Wood
Corner Cabinet S29.95
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Wall Cabinet ---- Sl9.95
1-Sl9.95 15x30 Steel Wall Cabi-
net ---- Sl2.95
1-S37.95 1886 Steel Base Cabi-
net S2495
1-Sl69.95 81" Stainless Steel
Sink S109.95
1-$34.95 15x30 Base Cabinet,
Sl9.95
S-Burner Gas Cooker. Special,
$29.95
Kanns-ApphanCe Store
Cor, Eighth and D Streets
Evening star., 1948-05-06
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Towels 47c
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36-Seconds of S1.69 Martex
Bath Towels, 22x44 inches SIC
1885 Cotton Table Set, 7 pcs.
Cloth 54x54 inches 1929
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Table Set -------------- S3.95
3-S3.95 Homespun Table Cloths,
5lX5l inches ------------ S1.49
4-S5.95 Homespun Table Cloths,
5lX70 inches ---------- $2.49
1-S995 Printed Rayon and Cot
ton Table Set, 7 pcs. --S5.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Upholstery

75-s1.5s to s..s5 Odd Curtain
Strips ---------- eacn, oSc
12-S4.49 Korseal Plastic Bath
room Curtains, coin dot design,
81 inch ---- $3.50
1-Sls.s5 Quilted Glosheen and
Satin Bedspread, single size,
sample $l0.99
$50 Yards-$1.29 Covert Stripe
Woven Slipcover Material. green,
wine or natural, ;3S" wide $50
. pr.-S21.95 Damask Drapery.
fully lined. "a yards long. /
green and l light blue, samples,
$10.49
5-S2.50 Glider Cushions, odd
colors and patterns each, sSc
12-S2.9s Dark Green Window
Shades, 54" wide, 7 long, with
rollers S1.49
12-S2.49 Dark Green Window
Shades, 40" wide. Z long. with
4Ollclo SlsoS
1888 3Panel Folding Screen.
as Is S4.59
"a sets-S1.69 Knitted Maple
Chair Covers, wine or blue, set,
S9c
S-s4.9s Slipcoverettes, 4 sofa
only 2.19
200 yds.-49c Cushion Dot Cot
ton Marquisette. Red, green or
blue. 43 inches wide -36c yd.
neutrality-suspicious. Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-06

ls-Boy.' 81 ss weh Robes Sizes II to l8-Slss
1-s1ss5 AI-wooI Topoots Size SeSs
SLABS Ar-WooI Size
7-sI6es AIWooi Suit Size 5---------S789
4-s1I s5 Rugby Suits Size e-se.ss
l-s1ss5 Royon Rugby Suit. Size 5---------SSss
z-sI4ss sls.s5 Junior Long Points Suits Size 6-S7ss
I-slss5 Bue-srey Suit Size II
5Youna $3.50 Wash sIaeks Sizes % 81
wost
$3.50 wash Shorts. Sizes IS ond Is ------sss
Is-Szs5 Anwoo Sleeveless swsetss, broken
-szs5 and $500 Atwood Sport SO long
$1,000
Kann's-Boys' wear-second Floor