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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-05
Admitting of Soldier Brides to US.
Without Respect to Race Sought

forces into the United States.
However, 1t makes no allowances
tor fiancees inadmissable because of
race.
In appealing to the House and
Senate Judiciary Committees to
amend the act, Mike Masaoka,
JACL ADO legislative director said
IF the act is extended it should
also be amended to provide that
fiances of races inadmissable be-
cause of our exclusion laws also
should be permitted to enter this
country for permanent residence on
the same basis as others.
I'VE don't believe that members
of our armed forces should be dis
eliminated against by providing
that only certain fiancees shall be
permitted to enter the country while
others, because of their race. are
denied these same privileges"
Masaoka pointed out that Con
gresham William L. Dawson. 3D.,
ILL, and Senator Ebert D. Thomas
3D., Utah, both have introduced
private bills recently in order to per-
nit two veterans the right to bring
Japanese fiancees to this country
for marriage.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. s.
The JACL Anti Discrimination
Committee today made representa-
lions to Congress to permit sold
iers' fiancees to be admitted to the
United States without respect to
race.
Bills have been introduced by
Congressman Anne j. Forand, 3D.,
RI, in the House and Senator
William LANCER, Or, N. d., in the
Senate to extend the so-called CT
Fiance Act one year 1t expired
Dec. 81.
The act is designed to facilitate
the admission of ellen fiancees or
fiances of members of the armed
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NiSei
Calendar
FEBRUARY

12-AnnuaI ~, ccoiic ~ . Ia. >
be sponsored by Cathay Post 1876
and its auxiliary in the knights
of Columbus hall, 722 E. Union.
Is. Is and Alternative dates fol
Northwest Tines third annual
Northwest Invitational Basketball
Tournament
18-19-Maryknoll church benefit
bazaar.
2l-Maryknoll Adrians will have
heir roller-skating party AT Roller
and Rink
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-05

NIGHTS HIGH
Sfagles-Tak Akamatsu, Club
Monterey. 226.
Series--Tak Akamatsu, Club Mon
terey. 568.
PORTLAND, Greg. Feb 5-Club
Monterey bowed to J.K. Kida, to l
in an Oregon Nisei Bowling league
match last Friday in Hollywood
alleys but not after TAX Akamatsu
of Club Monterey had scattered the
pins for 226. 213 and 129 games for
a 568 series.
Lesgue-leading Azumano Insur-
ance tripped the Three Us, to l.
in the feature contest.
The results follow:
J.K.. KIDA GO. Hirata 428
K. Tkeda 449, B. Kinoshita 378,
Yamasaki 42s, ]. Fulfil SGT; CLUB
MONTERREY d-T. Okazaki 1914
S. Okazaki 410, T. Nakamura 495
M. Okazaki 460, T. Akamatsu sos
ORPHANS OF. Sono 1862
Yamamotc APT. Mishima 1882. @
Murametsu ADJ, Shiiki $40; HOOD
RIVER D--Y. Hori Sill. o. Tamura
400. II. Okimoto 500, M. Takasumi
sos. Asai 437
FOSTER CAFE (3)-J. Onchi
379. Wakamatsu 500. G.. Hara 416
Akivame ass H. Mishima 474:
NISEI POOL DIT. Yamasaki 40
y Tanaka 47s. j. Mivoshi 404. K
Nakavama AIS. X Norma 5ss
MALTTTS BROS. (3)-S. Akagi
483. Y. Akaei 452. E. Saito 4ss. r
Furnkawa 524. T Saito 470: KERN
PARK DC Ttami sos. Hara 424
tt Okazaki 472, H. Itami 800, Ko-
machi 434
AZUMANO'S (3) IL asaki 533
Shimizu 444, Sono 400. Onishi $40
N. Fprukawa $40; THREE Us d.
". Wong 500. r. Wong 437, s. Lee
440. H Louie 536. F. Wong Sill.
MOTOR CLINIC .(2)-Fukui 444
Namba $40. S. Hinatsu 1893 Morioka
5os. Kiyokawa 449: RUSSELLvTLLE
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BRIDAL SHOWER

BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs.
Paul S. Shigaya was hostess at a
surprise miscellaneous bridal shower
honoring Miss Teru Nakata on SUM-
day. Jan. 30, in Mrs. Shigaya's
home. Miss Nakata will become the
bride of Mr.. Ed Kiyohara on Sat-
urday, Feb. IL.
Among those present besides the
honored guest and the hostess were
the Mesdames Shire Kashino, Mike
Nakata. Mas Watansbe, Tom Yano
Joe Nakatsu. Ray Kiyohara, Henry
Miyoshi. George Ota, James Matsu
Okla and Miss Doris Miyoshi.
Unable to attend we're Miss Amy
Taniguchi and Mrs Ed Natori.
Many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived by the bride-to-be.
FIRST CHILD KANSAS
CITY Mo, Feb. 5-Dr. and Mrs
Hiroshi Robert Akaye of Kansas
City became parents of a baby boy
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0oome to Ghurch6}(ls

Every church b requested TO
send IN its notices by Tuesday
noon Of each week SO that the
changes may be made according
ly and in time for the Wednesday
editions Of that week.
1ST CHRISTIAN NTERRACIAL
8p. m.-Services by the Rev. J.
J. Pruitt In YMCA chapel, Fourth
and Madison.
BAPTIST
5:45 a.m.-Sunday school.
10 am.-Issei worship service.
ll:l5 a.m.-Nisei worship ser
vice.
HIS a.m.-Nursery during Young
People service in the Broadway
nursery building.
7:30 pm.-BYF.
Okazaki classes from 8 to 0 pm.
on Mondays.
BUDDHIST
10 am-Sunday School. Masue
Kihara, chairman. Dharma class
receptionist group.
IL a.m.-Young peoples devo-
tional service Starlettes will BIZ
in charge, Lotus girls will sing, ant
the Rev. Mssunaga will speak.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-05

Eggs family favores IN Eggs Ooe-
tasting dinner dish Attractive
stuhed
o
Cheese buy" plentiful and in the ciass 81 Foods
It's bargain nutrition, too.
supplying energy PHOSPHORUS vitamins snd G, and
of
a whole pound of beef.
Godoks today cheese often IN Other
Goldocks
hard-cooked N pasteuri.ed
tablespoons mayonnaise cheese
Salt and pepper V milk
Parsley
yohks mash s~d
a
the Gradually milk stirring until the
GarsA with parsley
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asst Jan. 49, The newcomer, the
lkaye's first child. has been named
Robert Eugene.
DR.. Akaye is an instructor in
Oral Surgery and Crown and Bridge
department at the University OF
<ansas City School of Dentistry
eecip ent of DDS. degree last
May. 1948, he has been voted into
he O.nicron Kappa Epsilon, nat
onal dental honorary society.
Mrs. Akaye, the former Ayako
Yamanaka of Seattle, was an active
member of the Lotus Bukkyo Sci
nenkai and the Northwest Youns
5uddhists league.
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AkamatSu of Monterey Hits 6S Series
But His Squad Bows in ONBL Match

C0-Toya 449, Fujii 404. Sugahiro
485, Takeuehi 461, K. Fulfil 474.
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CONGREGATIONAL


10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 a.m-Sunday School for nurs.
cry, kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mary and juniors New boys clas:
n primary department.
IL a.m.-Nisei worship service.
8 p.m-Bible study class for Nj
sci every Monday.
METHODIST
10 a.m.-sunday School and IS
sci worship service.
II am.-Nisei worship service
7:30 pm.-Young peoples fel.
owship.
MARYKNOLL
am. and 1880 a.m.-Low Mass
Benediction win be held follow
'ne 10:30 Mass
NICHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 a.m.-Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
II a.m.-Young peoples service
In English.
2 pm.-Japanese Service.
PRESBYTERIAN
SUNDAY, Feb. 6
$50 a.m.-Church school for all
ages
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 a.m.-Young peoples Bible
discussion
II a.m.-The Rev. Hirsta will
speak on Gods Law of Life" at
Nisei service.
$50 pm.-Junior Westminster
Fellowship.
7 p.m.-Senior Westminster Eel
lowship.
ST. PETERS MISSION
9 am-Issei Holy Communion.
Rev G Shoji.
Gas am.-Sunday School, Miss
Gladys Gray
IL am.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:30 pm.-Fri might YPF meet
ings
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NIGHTS HIGH
Singles--Amy Furukawa. Foster
Cafe. 1877.
Series-Amy Furukawa, Foster
Cefe, 424, Yoke Hishikawa, Rock
cites. 424
PORTLAND, Greg, Feb. 5-Bus-
sci Rockettes narrowed the gap bet
ween them and the leading
Three Us in an Oregon Nisei Wo-
mems Bowling league match last
Friday in Hollywood Alleys. The
Rockettes downed the Three Us.
8 to l. Only three games now separ-
ate the two battling squads.
Foster Cafe, formerly Question
Marks blanked Tsuboi Jewellers, 40,
in the other tilt.
The results follow:
ROCKETTES (3)-Tamiyasu 396,
Fujita 800, C. Tanaka 1856, Hishi-
kawa 424, Ninomjya 1865; THREE
rs O-Yut All, Lee $40. Wing
S33 L. Wong 1855 Guam 376.
FOSTER CAFE (4-Kathleen
Sasaki 384. j. Furukawa 357, A.
Fukuda 1872. K Akiyama $50, A.
Furukawa 424; TSUBOI'S ON.
Sasaki ISL. S.. Kiyokawa 321, j.
Akiyama 308 KIM Sasaki 374, Wa
kamatsu 370.
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OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Siagles-Tak Akamatsu, Club
Monterey, 226.
Series--Tak Akamatsu, Club Mon
terey. 568.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-05

The summary of good-breeding
may be reduced to this rule: Be
have to all others as you would
hey should behave to you Field
ng.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-02-05

Gentleman is a term that does not
apply to any station, but to the
mind and feelings in every station.
-Talfourd.
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oOcketteS Trim
Three ] Lead

OREGON NISEI WOMEN's
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As Of Jan. 28)
w ].
Three Us IL 4
Bussei Rockettes .
Foster Cafe formerly ? Marks) 10
rsuboi Jewellers 5 IL
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Curtains and
Upholstery Reduced

30 Psirs Large Sire kufslsd csr-
tsiss. Were 6.9s. Now, 7.so
10 ck;asx snl Tssssss vsnisy
Skirts. Were 6.e8. Now, 3.4s
500 Ysrds Asserted curfsin Mss
terisls. AZ" wide. Was 4oc yard.
Nov zee
500 Yards csetsnns. 36" wide.
Was 6oo yord. Nov 4Se
50 kais sad crstsnns Ssfs csv-
en-. Were 1898. Nov 4.Ss
so Pain Hesvy. Washable
Drspss, fiorol design. Were
6.o8. Nov 80
200 Ysris Drsps end Slip csver
ksmssats, AZ wide. Wos ! 90
ycrd. Nov 79e
Dssisp Covered Fsldsns Screen.
Wos 1898. Nov .-.--3.49
Goldenberg's. Curtains,
Third Floor
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Lamps Reduced
J Mske-up Lsmps, clever n

} Make e-up Lamps, clever mir
rcrs in Iucite fromes with lamp
and shade ottoched. Were 4. 80.
Nov ---------------2.0o ZOO
! Pink ckims Lamp, fiorol motif,
ovoi shode. slightly soiied. Was
1873. Now S.eS
I ceIenisi Hsrriesns Lamp, bross
and hobnoil combination bose.
Hand pointed globe. Wos o.95.
Now e.A4
! Feafsa Hstss;l Tsbls sLsmp
end Shsde. shode slightly soiied.
Was 1923. Nov s.44
u odds end Ends q Shades.
soiied IN hondliao. Assorted
sxizes. As is. Were 3.68 to 6.eS~
Now ---- 11c
Z chias Tsbis LAMPS, %" toll,
fioroi decoration with 22-k. gold
trim. shodes os Is. Were io 80.
Nov t.Se
Z Dssss Lsmps. solid bross base.
gold foil shode. Were 4.o8.
Nov -z. la
I Bsn -shspsd Dss6s;r Lsmp.
white chino with blue ptosfsc
shade, floroi design. Was 6o8.
Nov SIS
Figure. ploster OF poris. mate
lost. Was 1913. Nov Sc
Silver 6-Wsy Flsss Lsss. oryx
Trim. Floor scmpls. os b. Was
3e. 9Es Nov tS.SS
GoldeHberg's, Lamps
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Lingerie Reduced

So Cotton Slips. loce trimmed top
and bottom, white and flesh. Size
81 only. Were l..5o. Nov. Ste
50 Rsyen Slips. tailored styles,
4o-oore;; bios. Teorose only.
Sizes 81 and "a. Were 2.lo.
tNoN ------b b5e
~ Rsyen vests, built-up shoul-.
ders, extra sizes only. Were 6oc.
II Reyen Slips. Ioee trimmed.
Sizes 81 and "a. Were l.1e.
81 Rsyen Brisfs, elostic woist
srnd legs. Small and medium
sizes. Were 5oc. Now---2Se
~ Cotton Bstists psismss. fIoroI
print. Sizes 81 and "a. Were
2.39. Now----------~-i.i
Goldenbsrg's, Lingerie,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Furs Reduced

Z Lsepsrd- stsneilIsd Lspin cests.
n length. lo4o styling, Swoo-
GER back. Were $500. Nov.
400
. Meuten Lamb cesfs, pouch
collars, swoooer books. Sizes IL
IA and Is. We're 90. 90. Nov.
$500
2 ksrthsrn Sesl cesss. As" long.
swoooer back, melon sleeves.
Sizes 20 and A. Were 1900.
Nov W----------------s-SS.OO
5 ssss, 4 snd 5 Skins Mink -dysd
kelinsky. Were 7.o6. Now.
500
J Sesrfs OF soft. luxurious mink
dyed squirrel. Were 500. Nov,
ass
sAH prices plus tar.
Goldenberg's, Furs,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Just golns 70 the hospital fer m
operation. and. Of course. ! den I
expect 70 die. But u ea@ any
thing should happen, why ! want
you and gram to know I lore yoa.
And ! have something % tell yoa
Il hare q son 10 years old who
lives with Mrs. Rose Holden. which
/ want you 70 take care Of and
bring up W. c. Fields Is his
father. He Is named William Rex
ford Fields Morris. He wss born
here in New York and I fully be-
lieve that Bill viii take care Of
him. but in case he does not. why.
make him.
II the son was 10 wears old when
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Homewures Reduced

Porcelain Top Tsbs small slightly domooed Wooden base and
cutlery drower white enamel finish Wos 1925 500
Steel Wardrob double slightly doooed e2x242o wonut
finish. Were I8 o5. Now
Pottery vosss. Were co.
Is Pottery vsses Were go. Now
EnsmeIsd Bsby Bsths Were 349 Defective
Porcelain Table 5x40 Slightly Wood bose white
enamel finish. Wos 1925.
Unfinished Corner cass. Wos 5o5 l8S
Double Door Bresd Boxes. Defective Were 1893. Now---44s
Aluminium GrIs Were 2S8.
Aluminium Double Boilers. "a quort. Were loS Now---44e
Rubber Bath Treys soid Were LOO
Rubber Plate Serspsrs Were l5c Now 2s
Rubber sesp Dishes Were 1oc. ze
Boxes Ptsstie cohespns 4dozen eoeh Were LOO kow--iSe
Clothes Sesse chess. Defective Wos 3o8
Clothes sssss Chest. Defective Wos 598
Plastic Shower custsins. Were 229.
Weed Ssisd Bowls Were es. Now
Weed Cutlery Doxs. Were Is. Nov
Gellssbe,ss Howsrsrss. Dopssfahs Store
Evening star., 1949-04-28
corsets Reduced
] Weyen flessje si,dls,. front.

} Woven Eisstie Girdiss, 'front.'
boned sotin panel, in sizes II,
l33 and "a; l4-inch length.
Were 3.e5. Now i.7s
Z Woven EIsstie GirdIss. l6- inch
length, front-boned panel. Were
3.o5. Now .87
~ Hseith Or Maternity BsIts,
side Ioce and side hook. Sizes
2e TO 81. Were 2.es. Now 1877
I cerseIstts by "Bifiex"; l6-in.
skirt, side hook. Size SO. Wos
7.o5. Nov 3.97
~ Elossie GirdlGs by leueIla,
ruffIed hem and front panel.
Small ond medium. White and
nude. Were SOS. Now--i.s4
! corseIetts by kense. BuiIt-up
shoulder and boned inner belt.
Size 36. Was 6.95. koY--3.ss
Q Side Hook cerseIetfes, sizes
40 and A, boned. Were .3.o5.
NOW -s--- ------------- -t.Sf
5 Comets BY Rivoii; l6-inch
length, sizes -28. 70, IS, 36.
With front. nee. Weres sS IS.
Now W{--S----------4is3.S7t
I Biflsx cerselstts. I BuiIt-up
shoulders, side hook. Size. so.
Was 7.9S, Now 1877
cerssIstte by EvenpuIls Side
hook. Size /, 40. Wose 7.95.
Now Now-----------------3.97 LII
,cssssletfss Bock loeed. side
hook, seporote boned inner belt.
Size So. Wos 1925. Now 4.74
. cersslettes. Long skirt. heavy
inner belt. Size 81. Was lbs.
Goldenberg's, Corsets,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Law firm and by Louis Thomson,
Los Angeles attorney.
A petition accompanying the de-
position said statements in II
were made April l6 at Onset,
Mass. by Bessie Adelaide Wither-
ell. mother of the foliies girl.
Bessie Chatteron Poole
Not Mentioned In VIII.
Mr.. Morris filed a petition In
Superior Court here last Febru-
AIRY 3 TO determine heirsilip In
the many-sided contest over the
estate Of Mr.. Fields. who died
Christmas day. 1916. MIR. Morris
was not mentioned in Mr..
Fields will. dated April 20. i943
The comedians long-estranged
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Handbags Reduced

3 Clutch and Pouch handbsss.
green, oroy. red suede. Were
2.98. Now S9e
II Grey Suede Pouch Beg. Wns
$50. Now ------si si.49
rs cesds Msltisfrips Pouches.
Were 500. Nov ------si.49
~ Geld Pisssie Pouches end
aBleek Cloth Envelope Bsss. Were
l.6o. Now -- l0e
ii 10 Genuine Leether Pouches and
Tep-hsndIs Bsss. Were 500.
Now --sl.69 SO
Z Smell. Drsssy B6ss Of genuine
leather. Block and brown. Were
7.95. Now s1.69
4 Snsksskin Bsss, srnolI, dressy
STYLES. Ponier hondIes, red and
brown. Were 5.o5. Now s1.6s
= All prices plus tox.
GOidenbere,s, Handbegs,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28

20 stsneilIed Mesrsesk celerfsi
Ssmmsr Rsss. 3'x5'. Were 3.o5.
Now z.1S
Axminsfer Rug. ton with luxu-
rious florol design, ofxl2' Was
1895. Nov 59.eS
Z WeeI-facsd Rugs. ox IL.
secoads. Were 24.o5. Nov i7.ss
unbeund kss. ton tore -on-
tone, l2'xY31. Was 90. so. Now
64.9S
Rug, ton fIoroi design. l2xp,
second. Wos So 90. Now 4s.9S
Rug. eroy embossed. l2'xl0l.
Was l $50 Nov lu.8e
} AubusssN design Cesssa ksss,
3x5. Were 7.c5. Nov 3.se
Beth SCI. Wos 3.3o. Now 99e
] lid csvsrs. Were 80. Nov
4se
I Lssp Shss Rsss. 2.x3'. ovof.
Were 4.o5. NoW----I.4e
Evening star., 1949-04-28

to q share of the comedians 8
$77i, ,42S estate.
On file In Superior Court are q
deathbed letter written by the
showgirl and also letters allegedly
written by Mr.. Fields.
The letters are part of q de-
position filed In probate court
yesterday in behalf Of William
Rexford Fields Morris, who claims
to be Mr.. Fields son. His where
abouts and occupation were not
disclosed.
He is represented by q Boston
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Other Letters FtieA.

hss neither 6se6 In is7s. hs ncx
would De 81. .+.--.
Other Letters Filed.
Two letters paEpos seSaay written
by Mr.. Fields 10 the .oIlles giyl Tn
1875 and 1895 and taeIos.ns
rsoEsey. also were Eles The let
seFx made no reference 10 q sosa.
Also aied was n postal card sssd
TO have been written by Mr. Fs1ics
to Mrs. Rose Holden on July @.
1876 II read In part: VIII you
please let me know yoslr new ad-
dress. also how far IN arrears sfse
BESSIE Is ard vii keep pay
rnents up until sile returns
A receipt dated November IL,
Evening star., 1949-04-28

20 Boxes cheeseeloth. 5 yords TO
the box. Were 7ee. Nov. 3se
a hemstitehed Boott Mills Dish
ToweIs. Were 39e. Now l9s
7 Turkish Beth Nets. 1880,
green on GOLD. slightly soiIed.
We're | 90. Now 69e
Is Finsiy Embroidered Pillow
,esses, seconds. soiIed. Were
5oc. Now W-----------29e
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Dresses Reduced

I fvsnins DEsss. pink. soded.
Size IA. Wos l4.95. Now, 400
~ Wkiss Wsist Stfs Apseas.
Were CSC. Now .79s
81 Aprons, coveroll and .foncy
styles. Were 99c to l.3e. Now.
I fss LOO
5 White Nurses Uniforms. Sizes
AZ and a.. soiIed. Were $50.
Nou, 100
81 cettoR Dresses, prints and
stripes. mony one-of-o kind.
Coot ond toilored styles. Broken
sizes for misses and women.
Were 2.oo. Nov w-----i.74
Goldeuberg's, Dresses,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Furniture Reduced

I ssvss-essss oisssss Sci. rvod.
sfn ~cinui senssf. Nas S2iS,
Mp@ It's. 90
I vssifsss wssh swinging mirror
OF plote pio4s aopis finish.
Cedot Tired. Were 5000. kae~,
$500
Z Mssssss sslAiss Cot 9Th 10
nesspftno nso'ffssa, ~os SsA ~.
Nov -.~as ---~a ~ 90
I ssl,s osL esil sssst ssss.
rauseol despn. ~ess 2S Sd
Nov ....~s 1000
I Isssssssssssi "pss-s-seAs'
win, innefxpr1ns raossssss. ~sfs
$3.50. Nos 800
I Fsmsss Msks sss sssssss,
were $50 so. Nos - iS.ke
Z MsAssssy-vssss,sS sssksisv
Ckssss, we're $40, IS. fso~ $500
6svsssss Wlssksss Msksesss-
ssessssd sssssssv. ~ss 20.
kto~ -~~~a@~~-ssg.oo 90
. Csssss TsAiss, populos sseopes,
~alrsss f.rsh. ssfersiy wsods.
Were Sc IS. f@o~ . 1.ts
Tksss-pisss kAsksA Ssss ssS
Ssiss, sofa cnd f~o ehosr, ~es
2Se 90. kaow a.~~-~.~i 1880
I fsmsss Msks Sim@sss ssss
Bed. wins fopsssfy cover, wes
~SS9 50. Nos @-.4@@+1 $500
I OsvssSsss bsA, ross boscls
covered, ~es s2es. sso~ 1880
sssisss sssssy. lsti osss os ssiss.
~cs S44.Ss. tao~ ~s- $500
s lsrss wsisss sssisk chssss.
8 6ro~eta ~ish pssiis. ~sts
So IS fsc~ %~-. 1888
I sevss .rsses Dssssss So, Md
een, bAond ssntsh, wes i69 90
kc~ ea~4s ttss09
Col6<sheys's. Furniture.
FoMsth Ficos
Evening star., 1949-04-28

l lsep shss Rug. ovoI. oroy.
Wos 5.o5. Now i.e9
lsep shss Rug. 5o"x 4o~. Wos
5.o5. Nov --l.sS -
S Embesssi csttea Rsss. 3o"x
54". Was o.e5. Now--3.99
! D;sssasl shss Rug. 2x5 Was
AS. Now------ S9e
4 Fibsf Rugs with broodloom
pofterns, 4'6ax76 were 10. IS,
now o.0t
I cssfea snd Fikss Rugs. brood
loom pofterrs. 46Hx76e were
1926, now --9.eS
5 Fiber Rugs. broodloom pottens.
36'x63"; were AS. now 1.St
} Nsvsssy Rags, heavy Chenille.
nursery pictures, 24x46" were
7.o5. now SIS
I Nss,esy Rugs, heavy chenille,
nursery pictures. were n .e5r
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Nan. 81. Faces Charge
Oh Murder In Siabbino

An s@-yeAs-ssss Mkn s&Tsy TO-
day wss charged wgth murder m
the fatal stahasng shortly after
midnight ef John Spears. -
coAos~a- ot go M<sTsn stswvs N w
The man. John DAY. eaaas~d. es
50 Anxfca sssesa NV xtMAs<d
Evening star., 1949-04-28

wife. Mrs. Harriet w. Fields. who
was becueatfed s1o.oOs. is suing
for . widows share in gifts made
by MFR. Fields.
Mrs. withereil's deposition said
her daughter. who died October
8. 1923. was in the Ziegfeld Folltes
In 1918 or 1919 and that she was
infatuated with Mr.. Fields. and
appeared with him In O vaudeville
act.
Text of Letter.
Mrs. withereII's deposition said
she nrst learned OF the chiid's
existence in q deatfbed letter
from her daughter which read:
Darling Mother: Well. am
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Window Shades and
0ilcIosh Reduced

u pssasss6 sst Asssksss 90
sfss<s~ sks<ss- st isss-
psrs@cs tssrm %. hse~ sfs
~ Tssss WmIss Sks1ss- Greer.
hssss ord Ss~y. tiscfssr sssse.
ssess 7sx. 49, 80
81 rss1s 49, rskas 0A<assk,
ssyscsass. Mfs. SC rios 80
~ T~s~TSes Wa@te~ fk@<es.
Nsssrses ~ rsisess ssysostafA
Wers 81 - kso~ -
fsof8emh<Ygs. Shs6<s sm6
OsIrsofh, Thwd Fy0or
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Mems Sport Shirts, 4oe each

Here I]g Each ssRA tesakK IS
is mems sport shirts with short sleeves. in sno ord
medium sizes. Just the item for Summer comfort.
IS M.as hsskt.s wer 100 10 so tsse
rs Msns Athletic SHIFTS fine ribbed &c. ~ 46 1se
s.-..a4..% ee asAs sxsa sss
81 Mems AWssi Swssssn. so and MEDIUM 2S9 LOO
80. -. 49, Were 90 so New - Ase
MeNs eedS SuMw 7cc. Nov
t9e
II Pieces Mems Jswer. eosp clips. 100 TO $50.
4ss
Msns Jseksss 80 and As, 80 5ss
Mems Jseksts oil WOOL sizes a. 10 A6: o9o $40
Is Mems Gsaey Dress Shirts broken Sizes slightly scsd e9
and 500 fis
II Psn Mems Rsysa Askss sizes o II; 7se 1ss
lsMs Sesr shfs ond M 3se. Ijs
Ma oo% Virgin Wssi csss S~esss 50 ord 4o oo
now
Godenbergs. Furnishings. Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28

rs ps;sJ ckadss,s Aaklses. Oh
perfecf oucissy. posfels ard
whites. Sizes 50 10 lots.
Were 4o<. Mos lie
- psis I'm Foskiee neyea
Ass;esy. SLIGHT seronds an
worried sf.0des. Ssxex 6ts 20
fOi1. Wers LIS. kic~ Sos
10 psirs has-Ssea Rsyss
Hsssssy win userrerired hesl ord
soe. S;xes Ssz 10 loH. Ness
49t. N0w - -
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Roinweor Reduced

8 pisssie Rain cssss. full ienoth.
full cut. postel shodes. counter
sosied. srnlI. medium. Were
3.o8. Nov l.69
III UmbssIIss, slight seconds:
Plnsds. As is. If perfect, 3.o9.
NOW ~ ~
GoldeHberg's. R1iHiCear,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Motions Reduced

IS keiIswsy Chests. heosy cofd-.
board with rollers. Were 2.oS.i
Now -4---------~- i.SS'
so Cords Of Butsens. assorted
metal and plostic. Were loc.
now -------5e
40 Ysrds Velvet Ribbon. W. "a,
" inch. Wos l0c yord. now Sc
20 Ysrds Paieme Elestie. Wos
l0c yord. now Sc
Is speels Sewing Cotton. 1000
yards. Were 29c, now Sc
Goldenberc's, Notions,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Summer Furniture
Reduced

1 psissw Asm Glider. htue sassh~
sons Nos $50 go Assw, Do. 90
4 AssssI essek chssss. Bic aad
wire. Were sSs fse~ 500
Ckssss Lsssvs. sascassIy scsist
Wos - - tsU~ 1900
Z AAsssi cis1ss. Green. sesofetsss
psos 50 SO. fao~ 800
6 Is~s Umsssiles, sssape6. Wsss
IL cS fsp~ 500
I cksiss Lssses. Red xassh.
iors Was - 81. Nos t11oo
Goiesmb<spa. samAsv
gaYssfare. FoMvsh FlOes
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Nsckwsor Reduced

, Wine cssts~ Disssss. club
colicrs, sciied. Wsre | 50. Nov
ges
- Disusesfas saA otsssss. white
coston; slightly sosied. Sizes 81
70 36. Were | 80. Nov 1ss
IS Di<kiss. white nnd pink;
fciiored ard dressy styles. Wess
90. Now 3Se
GOldsnbercs, Nsckusar,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-28
coots and Suits
Reduced

7 Green Gsbssdins Jsekst. fitted.
Size IA. Wos 1000. Nov 400
I Wesl-Rsyen 6sbsrSias Suit,
pink. Size 3s. Was 1895.
Now 500
I All-Weei Suit. eroy. Size A.
Wos $500. Now
Z Sports costs. olIswool ond
comets hoir. Size IA. Were
1895. Now S.6s
10 Spring ceefs, oll-wool COW
erts and suedes. Full length.
Were 1895. Now--z6.o0
3 AH-NVeel Teppsss. "a" length.
Were 1895. Now -----15.SS
I AH-Weel Asus Suit. eobor-
dine. Size Is. Wos 1895.
Now ---------- Zz.00
Is Jvnier Misses Span Rsyea
Dresses. 2-piece, postel shodes.
Sizes 9 TO IS. Were 1925.
wow 200
.Goldenberes. Goats and Suits.
Second Floor