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Evening star., 1949-08-21
RRTG GEN.

happy naivete of a high-school
athlete. Jess never grew up. He
loved money, position. and above
all-publicity."
Jess Smith regularly rode the
presidential trains, along with
two other obscure Ohioans en-
joying a brief strut in the lime
light-the White House general
and the White House military
aide.
President Harding's general
was Charles E. Sawyer. a homeo-
pathic doctor from Marion,
Ohio, who became the White
House physician, and, for some
reason never disclosed, a briga-
dier general in the Army. Gen.
Sawyer was not of a military
cut. A white bearded little man
with a skinny build that no uni
form tailor could fit, he became
the Capitals most amusing show
as he bounced along Rock Greek
Park bride paths on "Turco," "
the big cavalry horse that was
one of the accompaniments OF
his job and rank.
Professional Army men, irri-
tated by Sawyer, were madder still
when President Harding. as Mr.
Truman was to do later, chose q
nonregular as his military aide
His selection was redheaded Ora
M. Baldinger, a one-time newsboy
on the Marion Star when Mr.
Harding was that papers editor
and Mrs. Harding its circulation
manager. "Orie" Baldinger became
a Senate page when Mr.. Harding
came to Washington. Baldinge1
was flyer in World War I. When
his old friend moved into the
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Air Reservists to Train
ION Carrier This Week

Two squadrons of Naval All
Reservists stationed at the Ana
costa Naval Air Station will un
dergo tactical training aboard th'
carrier Siboney off Atlantic City
N. j., this week.
Commanded by 1t. Comdr. Rob
ert Combs of Fredericksburg, Va.
the units comprise Carrier All
Group 81 and include $50 men
1t. Joseph Redding, College Park
leads the fighter squadron ant
1t. Comdr. J. s. harrington. 312t
r street NV, commands the at.
tack squadron.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

place Sc, and Miss Rose Keys,
%, of 1900 North Sixteenth street,
Arlington.
The object Of the contest Is to
select the prettiest redhead. There
is no age limit.
Festival officials estimated 5000
visitors attended the events yes
terday on the Virginia Village
grounds on Hillwood avenue in
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Democrats
Continued From First Page.)

Party in Texas"
Mr.. Morrow recently turned
down an ambassadorship. saying
he wanted to remain in Texas
and stay on as national commit
teeman. He termed the chal-
lenge of his party regularity a
tempest in teapot"
In sending out the call for the
meeting, Senator McGrath omitted
invitations to members from
Louisiana and Mississippi. saying
by their several actions at the
(1948 NationaD convention and
subsequently in the campaign they
have left the Democratic Party"
However, these members will be
given an opportunity to present
their case before a credentials
committee in closed session Tues
day. This group will make its
recommendations to the full COM
mittee in open session Wednesday.
States Fighters Face Test.
Party officials say the prime test
for States rights members seek
ing to retain their seats will be
whether they will pledge to stand
by regular Democratic candidates
in the future.
For. the pro-Trumanites trying
to replace the States Fighters it
will be test of whether they were
nominated at bona fide conven-
tions in accordance with State law.
From Mississippi, States rights
members John B. Snider of Bay
st. Louis and Mrs. Hermes Gau-
tier of Pascagoula will be con-
tested by Clarence E. Hood of
Meridian and Mrs. John Clark
of Dekalb. pro-Trumanites who
have been recognized informally
by the national committee for
many months. Mr.. Snider and
Mrs. Hermes have been instructed
by their States Democratic execu-
tive committee not to pledge their
States support in advance for
the national party's choice for
President in 1852.
From Louisiana, William H
Talbot of New Orleans and Miss
Mary Evelyn Dickerson Of Oak
dale are expected to attend the
credentials meeting Tuesday. The
national committee has not rec
ognized them for some time, but
they still are legal members and
three is no opposition group con-
testing them as far as headquar-
ters here. knowEss
Mr.. Talbot was. active in the
States Rights movement last
year. Miss Dickerson has said
publicly that she voted for Presi-
dent Truman, but her friends say
she was inactive In the campaign.
In South Carolina. Gov. Thur
mond submitted his resignation
as member Of the National Com
mittee when he was nominated
as the States Rights Presidential
candidate. But the State Demo-
cratic Party Estates Rights group
didn't accept 1t until last week.
The States Fighters then settled
on Senator Maybank as commit
teeman with the understanding
that Mrs. Anne A. Agnew of Co.
lumbia, committeewoman since
the last national convention,
would be retained.
Meantime a pro-Truman group
of Democrats nominated the Rev.
Make c. Collins. their executive
secretary, for committeeman.
Party leaders here predict Sen
ator Maybank and Mrs. Agnew
will be seated. Senator Maybank
generally is regarded here sup
porter of the President, although
he differs with him on civil rights
The national committee since last
fall has been dealing on an in
formal basis with Ashton H. Will
liams, of Lake City, and Mrs. J
Richard Allison, of Columbia.
From Alabama. Marion RuShtOn
Evening star., 1949-08-21

Continued From First Page)
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Dellasta-
tious, and other members of the
family to their present home, The
Virginian, on Eldelblut road in
Burnt Mill Hills. Mr.. DellaStatiouS
is in the coal business in Wash
ington.
In addition to the parents and
his brother, Bill, four other BROTH
ers and a sister survive. One of
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Departing Embassy Aide
Exnects End Of Differences

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 ga
Yuroslav official expressed belief
today that differences between his
country and Russia would be
s.iro,ed out" in the near future
'without fighting.
4 The oflicial is SeTgije Makiedo,
3s-year-old counsellor to the
Evening star., 1949-08-21
81 Areentineons Safe
After Andes Snowstorm
By The Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 20.-Fif-
|ty-one Argentine motion picture
actors and technicians. caught in
Ia snowstorm while on location in
the Andes mountains, today were
reported safe in a refuge shelter
Is miles from the resort town of
| lPotrerillos.
The group. from the Andes
Film Co., were trapped two days
ago while making a picture called
Far From Heaven Ski troops
sent to search for them found
the party at the San Bernardo
shelter. one Of score Of refuge
houses dotting the mountains be-
tween Argentina and Chile.
Shell collecting as a hobby Is
gaining many new enthusiasts.
lone hundred thousand different
species Of shells are known today.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Tito
Continued From First Pageo

today to dispel all doubts that
there can be no talk at all at the
present time about any people S
mower or any democratic and
socialist character Of the state
system In Yugoslavia.
And, indeed, what sort OF So
cialist system in Yugoslavia car
you speak of when the country
has been put under the control OF
foreign capital and the leadership
Of the Yugoslav Communist Party
h at war with the Communist
parties of the whole world?"
"White Russians" Atoned.
The Russian note said the So
Wet citizens arrested by the Yugo'
slavs were white Russians" who
had "atoned for their sins with
new pro-Soviet deeds during
World War II. They were forgiven
by both Yugoslavia and Russia. tie
note said, and more than half the
$4,000 still in Yugoslavia have ap-
piled for Soviet citizenship.
("White Russian" in this
connection is a term applied to
Russians who fed their coun-
try at the time of the Bolshe-
vik revolution.
why then. four years after
ward, has Yugoslaviat suddenly
remembered the past sins Of these
people and begun to persecute
them?" the Russian note asked
"And why are only those emigres
prosecuted for their past sins wht
subsequently became Soviet citi'
Eens?"
The new charges we're sent tt
Belgrade August 18. It wa:
another In a series of recent bit
ter diplomatic exchanges between
Russia and her former Yugosla'
ally. Russia originally protested
arrests Of the citizens in a not
July rs.
Mistreatment Charged.
The Russian complaint to Bel
grade said:
"The 'Yugoslav government
maintains utter silence about tht
facts OF the unlawful arrests o.
Soviet citizens, the facts of ths
unbearable and inhuman prison
regime as a result Of which many
prisoners have been brought b,
tortures, beatings. and deprivation
Of food to an extremely Ill state
endangering their lives.
Instead of replying to thes,
accusations, the Yugosaav govern
ment seeks to substitute for thi
question another one-namely
the question of motives for thu
arrests Of Soviet citizens-seekin,
to justify in this way the bruta
treatment and other crimes o
Yugoslav organs against Sovie
citizens"
Likened to Greece, Spain.
The latest Soviet note com
pared Tito's government witt
those Of Greece and Spain. !
said that Spain, Yugoslavia an
Greece were the only countrie
IN the world where distribution
of the Cominform resolution at
tacking Tito is q criminal offenss
The note said the Tito govern
noents' assertions to the effee
that Socialist construction is pro
gressing in Yugoslavia were simi
lar to statements by Hitler an
Mussolini in their day.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Crash

Continued From First Page.)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
Newell, Jr., and other relatives.

Mr.. Hollis Osgood passed at his
home June 10, 1949, after a brief
illness. Funeral services were
held at New Zine M. E. Church
by Rev. Harmon. He leaves to
mourn his passing a wife, one bro
Their, one sister and host of other
friends.
Little Arzell Hardley celebrated
his 9Th birthday June 10, in the
home of his uncle and Antee Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Johnson. Ice
cream and cake was served. He
received many gifts.
The Most Ancient Matron Mrs.
Janesetter Watts was accompan-
led to Vicksburg recently to the
Home coming by Mrs. Ella Amer
Thompson, Mrs. TIME May Har.
per, Mrs. Almer Miller, Mrs. AL.
berta Williams, Mrs. Emner Har.
ris, Mrs. Nora Thomas, Mrs. Ether
Lee Lance, Mrs. Fannie Broyn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom John, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Lula Welt
spent Sunday in Natchez, Miss,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bell Willis, Mrs. Otal
Newell and Mrs. Chania Boston
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Elnora Ford and children
of New Orleans are home visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Mr.. Handy Walker and family of
Jackson visited his brother and sis.
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Walker also his sister, Mrs. Olivia
Robertson of Chicago, Ill.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
CRYSTAL SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Linnie King of Chicago, H.,
spent two weeks in the home Of
her sister and brother-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kurk.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Mrs. Amer Sanford, Rev. D. D.
Smith, Jr., and Mr.. Willie Miller,
Joshua Of the Heoiner.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Mr.. Elhue Sperry of Michigan
City. Indiana is home visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton
Snery
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Mr.. Sam Walker has as his guess
Mr.. Horace Stude of Miss, Delta
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18
Ladies' Oyster Shop

In 1845 New York city had a la.
dies oyster shop. a ladies' reading
room and a ladies' bowling alley.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-06-18

Little Amozone Willis celebrated
her 9Th birthday Sunday June 6,
1949 in the hoce of her Mother and
step father, Mr.. and Mrs. george
Hurst. Ice cream and cake was
served to 26 children. She received
many beautiful and useful gifts
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Monday from Locys huge
Some brondne~ original 194
Of them sponkngew 198 models oneondwo of kind
samples All fully by o be
ocys liberal payment pon Sorry mail phone orC D. ORDERS
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Underwear

as7 Imperfects Of sc Famous
Name Rayon indies, full cut
panty, brief and vest styles. Tea
rose and white, not all sizes. some
are soiled SSc
se-sl.S5 Famous Name Rayon
Jersey Panties, full cut band leg,
tearose; broken sizes 7sc
IS Imperfects Of $4.s5 Nylon Jer-
ssy Slips, famous name style, not
all colors and sizes 3.S8
94-$3.5o Famous Name Lace
Trimmed Rayon Slips, extra sizes
only, perfect quality 1888
27-s1.S5 Cotton Union Suits,
sleeveless style; broken sizes:
l04 Imperfects Of $1.S5 Famous
Name Rayon Gowns, tailored style,
good colors and sizes
Kann'-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Hosiery

1s0 Sheer Nylon Hosiery. full
fashioned, as Is, famous names
included, assorted, good colors,
not all sizes Tor 81
1IS-s1.35 Dress Sheer Nylons,
full fashioned, flawless quality.
45-gauge construction, good colors,
not all sizes o5c pr.
21s-25c to 39c Ankle Socks for
misses and children, cotton, as
sorted styles, broken sizes ana
colors. Some soiled 10c pr.
31s-5Sc Cotton Lace Hosiery, full
fashioned, dark colors; sizes Il
to 1917 --loc
ss Imperfects Of $l.s5 No Seam
! Sheer Nylon Hosiery, flne con-
struction. Broken sizes and colors,
2 for $1.00
1880 and $1.25 Rayon Satin
Hosiery Boxes, 8 and sections
included. Soiled, assorted colors.
SEC
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
HaudkerchiefS

11-35c Women's initiated Hand
kerchiefs, fine cottons with corded
borders, embroidered initials, all
white NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CSC
2 Irregs. of 18c and 25c Handker-
chiefs for kiddies, bright prints,
amusing subjects,
lie each, 10 for S1.e0
2-Sl.O0 SoiIed Handkerchiefs of
women, Swiss embroideries, lift
up petals on linens s------ 500
Kann n's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Bedroom
Furniture

1-s6s.5o Studio Couch, as is.
$4488
$3.50 Studio Couch, as is.
$39.9s
1-S98.5O Sofa Bed, as is $59.SS
1-$59.50 Englander Innerspring
Hollywood Bed, twin size.
S39.95
1-$39. so Box Spring, double size.
s0iled ---------- $l5.S3
1-s4s.s5 Walnut veneered
Dresser, as is is----$2S.S8
2-s44.95 Chest Of Drawers, blond
1-s1s.s5 Felt Mattress, twin size,
$11.8S
s-$29.s5 Box Springs, twin size.
$16.S8
2-s29.95 Innerspring Mattresses.
twin size 5000. ----.---- $17.77
1-S44. so Innerspring Mattresses,
double size $2S.o8
2-S22.50 Chest of Drawers, maple
finished ----$ $l3.SS
1-S19.95 Poster Bed, mahogany
finished, double size Sl2.SS
1-S49.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size -- -------- S35.OO
1-S39.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size ------------$ $25.0O
1-s47.50 Double Deck Bed, maple
finished, as is---$19.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Stationery

59c Ripple Bond Stationery, open
stock, u sheets, white bifold, fine
writing surface 3Sc
Monarch Size Envelopes to Match,
2 packages for or-------------. 3Sc
4O-S5c Playing Cards, picture
back set SIC
32-S5c Boxed Note Paper. white
and pastels, deckle or plain edge,
"a notes and "a envelopes --- 49c
4O-S2.0O Telephone Book Covers,
simulated leather er--------$1.39
21-S1.5O Plastic Kiddie Lunch
Boxes with handles, assorted COL
OrS %A'Vv
Kann'EStreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Upholstery

1ts4.s9 Day-bed Covers, Gre
tonne, 30-inches wide 1890 S2.Ss
24-s13.S5 Fibre Auto Seat Covers
for sedans, coaches and 6-pass.
eoupes, various makes and models,
S9.85
4s-s1.ss Novelty Sash Curtains;
ninon, rayon and plain and fancy
cotton marquisette ------99c pr.
% prs. S5.s5 Damask Draperies,
rayon and cotton, az yards long,
blue or wine ----------S4 S4.SS pr.
100 prs. ss.s5-s7.s5 Seconds Of
RAyon Lace Tailored Curtains,
various patterns S2.79 pr.
Tss.sS-Ss.ss Folding Screens. .
and 4-fold, floor samples, as Is,
S5.0o
Se-ssc Black Fibre window
Shades, complete with rollers, 4S-
inches wide zSc
24-s2.29-$2.ss Cloth window
Shades, champagne and blue. 4S
and S4-inch wide w/rollers S1.o0
10 prx. $3.50 Clear Blue Plastic
Festoon Holders 59c pr.
12-s2.9S Adjustable Wood Cor
nices, ivory, 36-48" wide ---S1.69
12-s4.ss Adjustable Wood Cor
nices, ivory, 1894" wide $3.50
100 yds. 3sc to ssc White Goods
Remnants ------1 16c yd.
I0O-s1.29 Decorative Cretonne
Squares" ---7Sc
1 pr. s44.s5 Velour Draperies.
lined, az yds. long ------ SS4.s5
Linens
so-s1.00 Lace scarfs and S-Pc.
VANITY Sets sec
4s-s1.95 and S2.25 Lace Scarfs
and 3-Pc. Vanity Sets - s1.29
3-s14.s5 Linen Damask Table
Cloths 68x88" S9.95
S doz. - S1495 Linen Damask
Napkins ---S9 $500 doz.
120-Sec. Of 5sc Rayon and Cot
ton Damask Place Mats 29c
e50-$1.39 Colored Check Table
Damask va.
$3.50 Heavyweight Cotton F1an-
mel Back Place Mats --------1Sc
60-Sheets in a good weight, 63x
10s" I.ss
s-s1.4s Tapestry Dresser Scarfs.
S1.00
4-S1.5s Cannon Towel Sets, 3-pc,
Csc
2-$1.95 Towel Sets, 3-pc.-- n.25
6 prs.-S8.s5 Bates window
Drapes, discontinued --S4.95
24-SoiIed Sheets, 8lx10s" size,
140 type $2.6S
s-S6.95 Bates Bedspreads, twin
bed size $4.So
7-s7.s5 Rayon and Cotton Bed
spreads, soiled ------------ 4.S5
Kann's-street Floor
Rags
1-l2xl2 Beige Floral Administer,
was s129.46 ------S7 S7S.S5
1-12x19 Biege Carved Administer,
was s286.95 --------$1S9.50
7-8x12 Felt Base Rugs, seconds
NJ s795 $500
2-3x4 Wool Rugs, were 1896,
S2.95
s-4xe Cotton shag Rugs, soiled.
were &1595 S6.S8
I5-27"x50" Reversible Rag Rugs.
were $3.50 ----------N.S5
a-3x6 Heavy Wilton Rugs, soiled,
vsre 1885 $4.98
Kepp's-Th{rd T1OOf
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NeckaUeUT

S-S4.95 and $5.95 Silk Scarfs,
large size squares, hand rolled.
Mussed from window display, $3.95
S1.95 and S2.S5 Silk Squares,
bright colors. Mussed from WIN
dow display $l.4S
Irregs. of $l.95 Silk Scarfs, pleated
style, pastels $50
1885 Lace and Rayon Sheer
Blouse. large size. Mussed $5.S5
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Occasional
Furniture

5-s17.s5 Sewing Cabinets, ma
hogany finished $S.SS
1-$12.95 Sewing Cabinets. walnut
finished $6.98
1-$22.50 Lamp Table, mahogany
4-S15.95 Cocktail Tables, mahog-
any veneer S9.95
1885 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any finish $6.SS
1-S32.50 Breakfast Set, 5-pc..
maple finish --$1S.9S
1-$14.s5 Lamp Table, maple,
$9.s5
1-sls.s5 Two-Tier Table, maple.
S6.SS
1-s22.5e Butterfly Table, maple.
$14.9S
1-sls.95 Gossip Bench, mahog-
any finish, white seat------S9.eS
2-$12s5 Telephone Sets, walnut
finish $S.89
1-s15.s5 Telephone Set, walnut
nn1Sh SS.S3
I-S1s.S5 Telephone Set, walnut
finish $1295
1-s1S.S5 Telephone Set, mahog-
finish -$lz.So
1-S26.50 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any veneered ---$14.95
1-s34.s5 Cocktail Table, mahog-
any veneered ---------- $3.50
I-s29.5O Record Cabinet, walnut
finish 1898
1-$11.s5 Smoker Cabinet, walnut
finish $5.SS
1-S1z.s5 End Table, walnut fin-
ish $5.98
2-s15.s5 Lamp Tables, walnut,
S9.95
Kanns-Fourth Floor
SiTcersc0re
2-s169S Silverplated Tea Sets,
slightly dented - $500
$3.50 Gravy Boats and Trays.
silverplated, scratched S3.SS"
6-S2.9s Bread Trays, silverplated
Ull SoPpSA r~
2-S8.98 Meat Platters, silverplat-
cd well and tree S4.49"
2-S8.98 Vegetable Dishes. silver
plated, double size ----$4.49"
2-S25.0O Chrome and Glass Large
Size Punch Set $12.5O%
"plus 20T tar
Kann's-Street Floor
TOiIefrieS
Sc Tattoo" Lipstick, metal case,
lovely shades s--------l l9c'
72-s1.5o "Spellbound" Toilet
Water 5Oc
1oo-sl to s1.ss Assorted Com
nacts $50
40 doz. s1.39 doz. Toilet Paper, $50
sheets to roll ---- 79c doz.
24-69c Plastic Shampoo Trays.
19c
12-59c "Barbasol" Shaving
Cream 39c
I2-s1.ss Mirror Tissue and
Makeup Boxes, hand painted. CSC
72-s2.OO Famous Make Bath
Powder in box x----------- 59c"
'plus 20Rs tag
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Imprinted
Furniture

+s11.s5 Bookcases, So, 4 shelves,
$3.50
l-s13.s5 Bookcase, 36", 4 shelves,
$3.50
1885 Bookcase, "a, 4 shelves,
S4.98
1-Sl0.95 Bookcase, "a, 4 shelves.
$6.98
1-$11.S5 Bookcase, "a, 4 shelves,
S7.98
1-S18.95 5-Drawer Chest, 2412x
Is" -$10.98
1-S29.5O 5-Drawer Chest, 2812x
IT" " $I9.S5
1855 Kitchen Table with
drawer $4.98
1-S5.S5 Credenza $3.49
2-$8.95 Student Desks, center
drawer -$5.8S
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
SSe to $3.50
Rayon Remnants
49c !. SLIPS yd

HOC %1sSO
Plain and printed rayons in
IN TO 4-yard lengths.
RAyon sabardine and rayou
fatlls included. All So" wide.
20 yds-S2.5o Rayon Crepe
Satin. four lovely oolors,
$1.s5 yd.
zee yds.-S2.s5 Trridescent
RAysn Taneta in four
luscious shades ---S1.s5 I'd.
1es yds. $2.s5 Rayon Bro
cade, 4 dark and light
shades --$1.S5 yd.
zoe yds. $1.SS Rayon Jersey,
s4-inches wide, 10 colors
and black and white, $l.0o
Remnants OF
$I.95 to $7.95
suitinss, coatinss
Dress Fobries
$l.39 "
$3.50 yd.
All-wool, wool and rayon
fabrics, gabardine, tweedS.
f1annels, plain and novelty
weaves in the group. All
properly labeled as to fabric
content. 81" to so" wide.
l to 4-yard lengths.
Kann'sAStreet Floor
Ciearancet
59c and 79e
Washable Cottons
44c rD.
Florals, checks, plaids in an
endless array Of colorings.
All are fast colors and So
wide.
21s yds. e9c Pajama Check,
29c yd.
210 yds. 4sc White Outing
Cotton Flannel, 36-inches
wide. ----2Sc yd.
120 yds. 3sc White Suiting,
36-inches wide 1Sc I'd.
60 yds. White Flannel Rem
nants, 3s-i ches wide,
19c I'd.
60 yds. $1.ss White Rayon
Satin, 44-in C hes wide,
79c I'd.
21e yds. 79c Cotton Flannel
sanforiZed (residual shrink
age 1T) 59c I'd.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Luggage

g-S9.95 Overnight Cases 1896
3-Sl4.95 Pullman Cases -$9.9s
4-$16.95 Shoe and Hat Boxes,
$11.95
3-Sl6.95 Wardrobe Cases $1l.9S
1-$24.59 Mems Jack Knife,
soiled --$11.ss
All prices plus sos tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Rugs
Books

2-S25.0O Sets OF Leonardo De
Vinci Note Books and Drawings,
3 voIun,es $500
Sass Worlds Great Madonnas,
ia full pages are reproduced, 28s
poems ard SO stories $2.49
1-$3.4S Treasury Worlds Great
Letters AZ
aO-S3.00 Carmelite and Poet, st.
John Of the Cross ss---69 69c
25-S1.00 St. Luke's Story of
Jesus CSC
$500 Complete Prophecies Of
Nostradamus ---..---- $1.49
Kann'-DoWnstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Leather Goods

$500 Real Leather Billfolds,
$780,
12-5sc Rayon Corded Fabric
Cosmetic Kits, upper top ----lSc'
$500 Simulated Leather Hat
poxsa $500
35-$1 to So Change Purses, pic
ture frames and wallets - 2Sc'
50-s5.0O to $7.95 Handbags,
$3.50"
1-s12.50 Black Broadcloth Bag.
S4.95*
lo-S5.00 Black Leather Bags.
$S.95"
splus s6He tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Housewares

15-$1 90 Aluminium Fry Pans, 49c
4O-S1.49 Enamel Roast Pans and
Racks
S-S6.95 Round Aluminium Grid
die --$1.49
11-$1.5s Aluminium Covered
Sauce Pans, 4-qt. $1.O0
1e-$7.99 Curtain Stretchers, as is.
S2.99
30-s1.ss Glass Coffee Dripola-
tors, 4 and 6 cup-------$1.O0
e$4.9S Laundry Carts 1898
4o-S1.O0 Catalin Handle Mincers.
10c
s5-S1.50 Rubber Sink Mats 75c
47-Sl.5O Rubber Stove Mats $50
so-$1.49 Plastic Shower Curtains,
Sl.00
A4-S1.4s Plastic Window Drapes,
$l.00
s-s21.ss Metal wardrobes, as is.
27x20x641a" --$16.9S
1-$25.S5 Metal Wardrobe, as is.
27x2Ox641a" -S1S.95
S-$1s.s5 Metal Utility Closets.
as is, 24x12x641a" $14.9S
a-$l4.9s Metal Utility Closets,
as is, 1sx12x63" $11.SS
l-$14.SS Metal Utility Closet, as
Is oo.oO
l-s16.sS Metal Broom Closet, as
is. 18Xl2X66" $12.9S
l-S12 .98 Metal Kitchen Base,
as is, 16x20" 1888
30-$l.0O Aluminium Spring Form
Cake Pans ESQ
3-S9.95 Outdoor Clothes Dryers,
as is $4.95
1$8.S5 Top Bound Hammered
Brass, fold fire screen.
S4.49
40-35c Bottle Brushes loo
Thfvl T1O0,
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Jesl,elssg

1S-S1.s5 to $500 Multi Chain
Necklaces, gold color -S9c"
15O-$1.95 to $500 Costume Jew
elry eos
35-S4.O0 Simulated Pearl Neck
laces, tWo-strand ---$1.O0S
$500 Link Bracelets, 10-K.
gold 79c%
3-$2.95 Gold Color Compacts, as
lI-S4.00 Adjustable Single.
strand Pearl Necklaces, knotted,
$1.29s
Aplus 2OTo tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
GIOUeS

34-S3.00 to $500 Slip-On Glace
Capeskin Gloves in grey, navy.
turf tan and black. Sizes to 7.
S2.19
$500 to $500 Slip-On Doe
and Suede Gloves in white, nat
ural, grey and brown. Sizes 6
to 7A---- 2.39
79-7Sc to CSC Slip-On Rayon and
Cotton Fabric Gloves, white only,
soiled. Sizes 6 to 71z--5 $50
$3.50 Child's Wool Mitten in
beige, red and yellow, soiled. Sizes
| to S wears 39c