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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
SUES RESTAURANT OWNER
FOR REFUSING TO SERVE
FOR RACIAL REASONS

Miss Patty Arnett, Is year old
State University of Iowa students
filed a $4,000 damage suit Friday
against a Des Moines restaurant
owner, charging he refused to
serve her because. of her race.
Miss Arnett, of Clarinda, fled
the suit in Polk County diNtrict
court against Clifford L. Nixon,
operator of the Nixon Luncheon
cite, 202 Sixth av. She alleges
that she was in the restaurant
Thursday and was refused serv-
Ice 10y Nixon and an employee
who, aid: eve don't serve color
d here"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
Des Moines, lowe
BY BISHOP DAVID WILLIAM SHORT DID.
1929 East Walker Street
WALTER WHITE, NAACP
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
TO SPEAK HERE

The widely travelled and inter-
nationally known Walter White,
executive secretary Of the Ma
tional Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People,
will speak at an all-day ''human
relations" conference April %,
at Hotel Fort Des Moines. He
will talk on the subject: Lin
coin Unfinished Business The
meetings which will begin at
10 O'Clock THURSDAY morning
are open to the public without
charge. During the morning John
Simmons, secretary of the Min
nesota Fair Employment Pract-
ices Commission and candidate
for mayor Of Minneapolis, will
talk on that city's outstanding
work in the field Of reducing "a
cial tensions.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
YOUR WEEKLY
TREAT RECIPE
RUTH FISHER HOLTROOK
Home Economist and
Food ConsuItant

A handy helper to your dessert
problems is the old fshioned
favorite-Yankee Rice Pudding.
This recipe is pleasant and
favored change to top off your
meal. It's a good spring tonic
and filed with those energy
packed raisins.
Yankee Rice Pudding
! at. Bowman Milk, scalded
" cup rice-(washed welD
u tsp. salt
| tsp. vanilla
l tsp. almond
a cup light brown sugar
70 cup raisins (washed)
Method: Pour hot milk over
Drown sugar; add the rest of
ingredients. Pour into well but
tered casserole. Bake for 2 hours
IN pre-heated oven at $50 degrees
Str occasionally during first
hour of baking.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
Negro Labor Leader
Blasts Paul Robson
And Communism

NEW YORK -easserting the
stand tc-ol against communism
by Negroes in the upper brackets,
OF organized labor, Frank p
CrassWaith, chairman of the Ne
gro Labor Committee and Gen.
eral organizer for the Garment
Works stated here today that
Paul Robson is one of those
with his feet in America and his
head in Moscow, that doesn't re-
present the American Negro in
any degree, nor can he speak for
mlml' This statement followed
the remarks labeled against this
country by Mr.. Robson before
the Paris Peace Congress in
France, where he said at is un-
thinkable that American Negroes
would go to war on behalf of
those who have oppressed us for
generations against a country
which in one generation has rails
our people to the full dignity of
mankind"
Crasswaith emphasized further,
that Of all the many groups that
make up the population of our
great country, we are the only
group that was brought here to
iioose our liberty while every
other group came here to gain
liberty and freedom. The Negro
recognizes that America has
many faults in respect to treat
ment accorded him, but these
faults can be remedied only in
and under a democracy. Any
form of totalitarianism, red,
brown or black will have to face
determined opposition of the
American Negro.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
DAVID SPIRITUAL TEMPLE
HOLDS 'EASnER BAPTIZlNG
IN DIES MONIES RIVER

Special Easter baptisma1 SER
vices were held on the banks of
the Des MAnes river at IL a. m.
Easter Sunday by David Spiritual
Temple Of Christ church, 1929
E. Walker st., with the Most
Bishop David William Short,
DID,, B.Th., pastor, bishop and
founder, officiating. Mayor Heck
Ross and the Des Moines City
Council passed a special reso-
luton granting to Bishop Short
and the church permission to-
'baptize at the Waukonsa Beach
Clue in a safe location selected by
the river engineer Of the police.
department. The baptizing by
Bishop Short was carried out in
a 4S-degree temperature and he
and the candidates attracted
city-wide attention to this uni
que outdoor Easter baptismal
service which is unusual here.
The Des Moines Register
morning paper took pictures Of
the baptiz1ng which were used
With a headline write up in their
morning paper. Other minister's
who attended and assisted in the
lbaptismal services We're: Rev.
L. B. Brown, Council Bluffs, Ia;
Bishop |. WOolfork, evangelist,
Los Angeles, Calf, and Mission
airy Vivian Maxine Doughtery,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

months. He was a native Of New
Des Moines 33 years and was
retired employee at the Hubbell
building where he worked for
tired employee at the Hubbel
81 years. Mr.. Harp was a mem
Der of the North Star lodge, the
North Star lodge, the United
Supreme Council of 32rd degree
Masons, and the Roosevelt club
Surviving IS his wife, Mrs. Lula
Mae Harris.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
Durham Dancers
Hold Audiences In
Rome. Spellbound :

ROME. Italy-Katherine Dun
ham and her Caribbean Rhap-
sody' company taking Rome BY
storm. Appearing at the Vale
theatre, Miss Dunhm is playing
10 20 top, an all-time high for
a show of this type The imtinery
calls for appearances at Naples,
Turin nd Milan, besides, other
countries of Europe.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

as ul0e pue qssqgM 4g peluooI
EIrN rs re uo!lgiusseId s!ql
le luesoId 90 o. oUqnd oql o. pc
-pu72xe S! uo!lpq!AuT IeIpIoo Y
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

elbow traveAres and heir
KIND always show speed n seek
ing the shelter Of our Constitl
ton which they would destroy.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR BERT A HARRIS

Funeral services for Bert A..
Harris, 1922 8th ST., was held
Friday afternoon at o'clock
from the Estes Funeral Home.
Burial was in Glendale cemetery.
Mr.. Harris died Wednesday,
morning April 20, at Mercy hos
pital, after an illness Of several
Orleans, La, e ad resided IN
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1o4o

CONFIDENTIAL REPLY BY MAIL
Readers of this column may secure
q private reply"-by sending fog
one Of the following:
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with free advice letter. ............ AZ
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with free advice letter. Use
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Give name, address and birthdatc.
Explain problem fully and include
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Tor a logical analysis Of your case,
Write to:
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

HARRY X. Upper
Editor Publisher
BISHOP w. L. SLEDGE
Executive Editor
MRS. LOUISE GOLDEN
Advertising Manager
CORNELlA HARRISON
Correspondence Secretary
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

THIS NEW -"crisp look" dress
by Josef Walker will be one of
the washabIes cottons featur-
ed in the fashion show to be
presented at The Salvation
Army's Tasgers' Rally at 2 p.
m. on May at the Civic Opera
House. One ticket to the rally
and show will be given to
each woman who registers to
sell D'oughnut Tags for three
hours on June IA. Mrs. Eunice
V. TiIIman, 551 E. 68th ST.,
chairman foN region five, urges
volunteers to register immedi-
ateIy by calling Mrs. Henry
OrIove at Doughnut Day Head
quarters, 1870 N. Wells ST.,
ANdover 3-2712.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
"CHALLENGE OF CROSS"
DRAMA AT MOUNT
~ nFr pADTIST HLIIPHL

OEiN = bIAF ~ = ~ ~ LaOii
"The Challenge of the Cross
a sacred drama will be presented
at the Mt. Olive Baptist church
Friday night April 20, sponsored
BY the Mission Circle. Evangelist
Estella Coates will direct the
production. There will be no adj
mission charge.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
MISS MYERS SPEAKS
At WIILKIE HOUSE

Miss Alyce Myers. president
Of the Des Mofnes Women's
club, delivered an address to the
City Association Of Women's'
clubs during their meeting held
at the Willkie House Tuesday
evening. Miss Myers spoke on
the subject: How to Successes
fully Promote Activities Among
Club Women
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30
The ABBE' WALLACE Service, efs
~ The Chicago World A.
- e. 55th ST., CHICAGO, fh

~ssSEssssseSoss Observation-Disclosures
5. n. c. First I want you to
/ know how much my 1949 Guide
mas meant to me. would be lost
| without it. You have helped me
for fifteen years and I need your
! advice now. My husband was
! killed in an. auto accident in
January. Since then, several men
have tried to come in nv life.
Should | take any Of them seri.
ously?
Ans: No. Neither Of the three
men whom you have been see
ing are eligible marriage part
ners at this time. All Of them
have family connections and are
not looking for a wife regardless
Of what they may tell you. The
man you met while visiting your
sister in February is the most
likely prospect of all. Take your
time-don't hurry into another
marriage.
IL. I'll have been working on
this job two years and like the
people that | work for. But there
are two other workers that don't
Like me at all. Everytime | say
anything they are ready to make
a fuss and l don't like fighting
on my job. They do everything
to get me fired. Tell me what to
do?
Ans: Start looking around for
another job. When you find en-
ployment that particularly ap-
peals to you-give your two
weeks notice to your present
employer and make a change.
You don't have to continue on a
job where there is friction and
unpleasant working conditions.
E. OIL like what you have
to say every week. am very
much in love with a man. At
first | would 60 out with other
fellows as we were not engaged
but he gave me a good whipping
so | stopped and started being
so | stopped and started being
true. Then he started going with
other girls. Does started being
true. Then he started going with
any girl. You had him tricked
back a few months ago but fail
ed to cite the knot" now he's
lost any desire to marry. The
party is over now, sister.
D. Al plan on getting work
out Of town. | don't rrave q
stark Of money yet I do want
enough to pay my bills so I can
hold my head up. | wrote to
several places in Dallas and one
fellow has offered me a job if
| l come there. Should I go?
Ans: I think you should. You
have worked for this man before
and know the work as we'll as
what to expect. This is a won
derful opportunity for you to get
back to regular work. Rent your
place for the time being-you
have gone down hill since you
left Dallas as you well know.
GLN.W.-My husband left
Floride and went to Detroit. He
has found work and writes me
several times a week to come
on up there with him. Is it too
cold for me to go to Detroit now?
| haven't sent for my Reading
this year yet, but | plan to
Ans. Your plale is with
your husband. Make your plans
to leave as soon as you ran as
he's growing very impatient. He's
trying to do right now and it is
your plare to help him. If you
don't 60 on up and "warm his
bed he may be tempted to
cut up a little as he has in the
past. The AstrO Readings are
% cent the Guides are 81. Send
for your copy now. Be sure to
send your birthdate and a self
addressed, stamped envelope.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-30

Of this We may be sure: that
thoughts winged with peace and
love all the earth, cooperate with
the divine power, and brood I'M
consciously DER the work of His
hand.
, 1949-01-14

this affair is that all the cham
payne and wines to be served
is the gift of the French Gov
eminent; all the cigars e
gifts Of the Cuban Govern
ment.
On the 10th, President Tru-
man will take the oath of Of
flee just before noon in front
of the Capitol Building, Mr..
Alexander will be seated near
the President, as at the time of
Roosevelts Inauguration. AT 2
o'clock the parade which will
be about 10 to Is miles long
will start and usually ends at
night. That night there will be
the Inaugural Ball at the Ma
tional Guard Armory, at
which the Marine and Navy
bands will play.
Honorable Ralph Paiewon-
sky will accompany Mr.. Alex
ander. Both are prominent
members of the Democratic
Party.
, 1949-01-14
CARD Of THANKS

Through this medium we
wish to thank all sYmpathi-
zers who in any way have help
ed TO alleviate our grief dur
ing the loss of our beloved
brother. husband and son.
Mrs. Lyra Lawrence
Mrs. Clarita Evanson
Miss Ingerborg Lawrence.
and Relatives.
, 1949-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "ALCOA POINT
Err" is scheduled to sail from
New York January 7th, 1949,
and is due at Frederiksted on
or about January 10th, accept
ing freight for Guadeloupe,
Martinique, Barbados, Trini-
dad, Georgetown, Paramaribo.
c CO.. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1949-01-14
70 S

/ Coldspot 6 Gu #. Electric
Refrigerator
l = Delco light 800 watt 50
volt Electric Plant
l l/6 HIP. 80 volt Motor
HIP. Wood fired boiler
with pump
2 : Sectional repair moulds.
and ltire repair stand for
steam line. with accessor-
les.
ALI the above may be seen
at the Christiansted Auto Gar
age & Tire Shop.
Erik r. Stakemann
, 1949-01-14
cARIBA1R

arriving here at 5:15 pm.
On Sundays the first plane
arrives at 1910 and departs at
1920. The second arrives at
4:40 pm. departs at 4:50.
A detailed schedule will be
published in another issue of
the Avis.
, 1949-01-14
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to public notice that the Trademark
shown below which was registered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, D. c., on October 81, 1899 in the
name of AMUEL RUBIN of New York, and Trademark
Certificate No. 372,491 issued therefor, and assigned to
FARBERGE, INC of New York, N. Y, a corporation of New
York by instrument dated October l, 1914, and recorded in
the United States Patent Office at Washington, D. c, on Nov
ember 18, 1947, has this date been registered in the Office
of the Government secretary of the Virgin Islands of the
United States at s.. Thomas, in accordance with the provisions
in the regulations governing the registration of Patents and
Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April l, 1916
, 1949-01-14
TRUMAN SAYS =.

SAYS -.
lean relations over the Pales-
tine affair.
In connection with the re-
port in all Moscow papers and
also broadcast, that Truman &
Stain should get together for
peace talks and denying that
anyone wants to attack the
United States, Mr.. Truman
said he will be glad to talk to
Mr.. Stain anytime-in Wash
ington.
, 1949-01-14
WHATS AHEAD IN
AVIATION

Are you interested in Learn
TO Fly? Here's your chance to
study in St. Croix at Benedict
Field classes to start January
10 must have all inquiry by
January 7.
For complete information
contact ]. L. Stevens Airport
Manager, Benedict Field or
call Benedict Field Nc. 40.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
COSMETICS REDUCED

COSMETICS REDUCED
Were NOW
80 Drors Of Perfume, French and do 1.5Oto
n1estc brands. VI price ond less - ZOO 75e"
z Arnorskin Sets. Less than " price 1850 500"
20 Nationally Known Dry Rouge Com
poets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s5c 4se"
! Nationally Known Brond Cosmetic
Travelling Cose, genuine eother---- $500 2o.0o'
20 Dry Rouees in pretty plastic LIS 6se"
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
CHILDREN'S SHOES

IS Pairs originally e.e5 and 7.45 Teens testers,
sondoIs and sling back shoes. Red, black brown
Broken sizes 4 to NOW l.99
IS Poirs originally $50 and 5.e5 ChiIdrens white
patent tan slippers. Ankle strop sandals, Broken
sizes sh to 3 2.ss
so Pair originally 24o ChiIdrens leather sandals witt,
rubber soes. Red or white Broken sizes to 7
NOW l.4s
LANSBURGHS-Children's Shoes-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Budget Fashion Center Clearance!
Orig 79 s. 695 @O1& I295oH95 49 Orig 1928
KrIonde Misses Womens Misses ondWo
Summer Suits ToppeE Dresses Suits
s12 S. 100 144o
n
potesn mined wool
q bs |
j.
in
M Too uL Lopo
kAsess 4 bnwn
0 s 10
HS-Bu Fashion CennS SeondFo
SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE

20 BIouses in lightweight royon crepe
and cottons; long sleeves, small sizes
only. Roll collar and Jewel neokline
styles Less than "a price 5.95 81
Is Wool skirts, slim and tored styles
Black and colors. Broken sizes 10 to
Is. Less than " price ee--------- 5.95 81
IS Skirts in royon crepe. Slim, droped,
pIeoted styles Broken sizes 10 to
16, broken coIors. Less thon H7 $3.50
price " 1926 81
is Tee shirts, oombed cotton yorn.
White only SroII, medium, large $50 l.so
-Sports,Dear-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
CLEARANCE OF WASHERS

DemoHStTutuES, TIoU1 NuueTSf Necohu1tIVHeu NfoueS
Eosy spndrier. Holds lbs. Of laundry. Were NOW
Washes, rises, spins dY-----------l399 1900
! Eosy Wrinaer Washer ---l4oo5 1888
Eosy lroner 1898
Radiant Heat Clothes Dryer Holds 9
lbs laundry INSTRUMENTATION $3.50 1880
| Used, Recondtioned Easy Wrineer-- 1926
! Used, Recondtoned Easy Spinners--- 1926
Major Appliance Store Entrance at 418 Seventh
Street or Through Arch,Day in Main Building)
Evening star., 1949-07-07
70
IL 4zG!ns64,gh5 l!
CLOSED - -'"-" ....
SATURDAY

postels in unIined wool
toppers. Boxy styles, fly
away bocks, tlorebock
shorties, hip length styles.
Few in corduroy. Pink,
mint green, aqua, grey.
coral, moize included.
Misses sizes ID TO 20,
women's sizes SO to AZ.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
TEENS WEAR REDUCED
SO Originally 1926 and 445O
YOUNG MEMS ALL WOOL
TROPICAL SUITS

All wool tropical worsted suits in
single breasted models. 2-pieee J n -
suits with pIeoted and Upper
fy-front matching soeks. Solids
or foneies. Broken sizes 81 TO 4O
3 Originally $z4 Young Mems Wool 2-pieee Suits.
Sizes 81 long and SO reeuIor. Less than Va price
NOW $5
2-ie.s5 Husky Boys Wool Sports coats. Sizes
z and 3 only. Less thon VI price .--koW 81
LANSBURGHS-Student Shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
MEMS FURNISHINGS


~ Cotton Popn Jockets. Unlined -.
shed wind ond- roin Upper closure,
adjustable woist. Ton grey ..
36 to AZ 5o5 1.e9
n Royon Gobordins Cuban q kets.
Weor shirt ocket padded
shoulders, front pockets. Broken sizes,
small to large . ton, navy, grey,
maroon in group p--------------- 1925 5.sS
Il Fomous Make Royon Broodeoth Sport
Shirts. Short sleeves, convertible COL
lors solid coIors. Small size only.
Less then "a pies------- 400 ls5
As Royon Ties, wool lined Gomebrd
designs. Less than VI phes------ $50 Sc
SO Famous Make Bow Ties. White,
maroon, black. Cip-on adjust 100
obIe te-y yourself styles $50 Sc
II Fonoous Make Leather Belts to
with your buckles. Black
brown broken sizes--------- $50 1.ss
Royon Gobordine Leisure Jockets.
Nicely toiIored Grey roroon...
sizes medium ond Jorge 1895 s.sS
81 Fomous Make Mildly Style Pojonos.
Striped cotton broodcloth. Sizes B,
LANSBURGHS-Mens Furntshings-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
GREY ROOM REDUCTIONS

l3 Dresses and some Jocket Dresses.
dressy types. Prints, solid navy ond
black royons. One and two of kind. 49.756
Broken sizes | o to 2O------------ $500 zs.7
9 Dresses in black print French royon
crepe Womens hoIf sizes. 1874
to 24K 29.75 1870
Sun Dresses with fyowoy joeket.
Irish linen. Sizes II ond l4------ $500 ESQ
LANSBURGHS-GreyR Room-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
CLEARANCE OF REFRIGERATOR:

Norge lo-cu IT, De luxe Refrigerator
Self defrostine. Full width crsper---579.e5 $500
Deepfreeze O-cu #. Home Freezer.
Quick freezer and storoee comport-
Keivinotor e-cu #. Home .e5 10000
koroe lO-cu IT, Refrigerator. Across
the-top frozen food compartment -359.e5 1888
Hotpoint 8-cu. f. Refrigerator 90 fss.o0
Major Appliance Store. Entrance at 4fS Seoenth
Street or Through ArchDuy In Main Buildno)~
Evening star., 1949-07-07
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS

WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
547 Orig. 7ec Wonens Hondkerchiefs. Sheer Swiss
cottons corded borders, hand rolled hems Complete
assortment Of initioIs 5ee
20 Orig SOC Riddles Jumping Jack Honky Dolls. Three
hondkerchiefs to doll 2ee
Observation-Disclosures Floor
WOMEN'S HOSIERY to CLEAR
Were NOW
le4 Prs seon,less sondofoot nylon hos
iey, summer toupe shode. Sizes
sH to l0h. Fomous brond---- l65 l.is
IS Shoe tips to keep shoes in shope, fine
for travel. Royon MORE toffeto, aqua
wne pink, brown, bloek------ l.5O 39e
-Hosery-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Clearance Of Cos Ranges, Elec
Ranges, Kitchen Cabinets

Magic Chef Cos Ronee divided top
burners. Loree wost-hoh broer. Top
Iiqht and timer --Z49.oO i6S.So
! Magic Chef Cos Ronee. clustered top
burners. Loroe oven, drop door broil-
er, storage space, light timer -----l99oo l4s.oo
Hot Point Push Button Electric Range.
Double oven, top burners ------39e.95 1925
| General Electric Push Button Electric
Ronee Single and warmer draw
| Toppon Deluxe Cos Ronoe divided
top burners. Loree chrome plotted
oven, drop door broiler ---Zo9s5 zz5.oo
8 Kinzee Kitchen WoII Cabinets. Il 8"
wide. White enomeed steel, chrome
plotted handles ----------------- 1923 aS.4>
s kinzee Kitchen Woll Cobinets, 5"
wide. White enomeIed steel, ehrome-
plotted handles ----------------- i44o s.<o
7 Kinzee Credenzo Wall Cabinets. ldeol
for snnoI kitchens bathrooms 9.9o CTS
LANSBURGHS-Major Appliance Store-41S Sepenh
Street NV. Entrance on Sepenth Street or
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Clearance of TeIevision Sets, Rodios,
Rodio-Phonogroph Combinations

! Admiral AM-FM Combination Rodio- .,
Mohooony veneered cobinet --r-1--5oe. .s5 1888
Z Westinghouse ConsoIette Combination
Rodo- Photographs. Lift-out rodo.
Mahogany veneered, " price -----l3ee5 Ss.s5
Z Stewort Warner End TobIe Rodios.
Standard and Short Wave Broodcosts.
Mahogany veneers. u pries------l29.95 e4.S5
Admiral 81 50. in Teevson ConsoI-
ette Mahogany veneered cobnet ---342.o5 1883
soIete, Blond wood cobinet- -422.5o 1888
Phico TeIevision ConsoIette, 81 SO. in.
picture Mahogany veneered cobinet AL so $4,000
stronbere Carlson Combination TeIe-
vision It's sq in. picture) AM-FM.
Radio, 2-speed phonoeroph. Mohoe-
any veneered 90 $500
General Electric Tobe Television, 81
50. in. picture Mahogany veneered
stewort Worner AM-FM Rodio Phono-
graph Combination. 2-speed record
pioyer. Mahogany veneered cobinet 25e.e5 1898
PhIeo ConsoIette Combination Radio
woInut ' veneered , Cabinet. u price lse.e5 s4.ss
Emerson ConsoIette Rodo Photograph
eob"st eEnD,eo';9" pe: o"0eo"y ve"es'S0 ss.ss
z 2-Ter Record Cobnets. Attractive
wire grille sides. Mahogany woInut
veneered top NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 34.95 1875
, Single Tier Record Cabinets. Closed
e sRea in eG sn toDIe %1sVss DESIGN 'eee's m 1895 1875
Large 2-Tier Double Door Record
Cobinet. Mahogany veneered ------ 34.e5 24.s5
Major Appliance Store Entrance at 418 Seventh
Street or Through Arch,0ay in Main Buildtng)
Evening star., 1949-07-07
CLEARANCE OF SHOWER
CURTAINS AND ENSEMBLES
" PRICE OR LESS

KNIT LINGERIE REDUCED
Were NOW
lis Pors Of Royon FIore ond Trunk
Style Ponties. Teorose and white.
size " 100 Sic
2.25G l.25S
4s Cotton Union Suits. Sizes SO to 48 LIS LOO
s Royon Susponts broken sizes. "a
pr;es -- $50 75e
LANSBURGHS-Kntt Lingerie-Third Floor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-27
EIDER RETURNS FROM GEOLOGICAL. VOLCANIC
 5TUDlES IN ALEuTIANS

Back from season of geological mapping on a reconnaissance basis }nd making a study of volcanic lctivities in the Aleutian Islands,
 he Elder returned last week by way
 f Cape Spencer.
 The Elder had crew of four
 eoIcgists and four assistants for
 he summers studies. Mem -ers of
 he crew were Howard Powers, Ray Wilcox, Prank Byers, Olcott Gates, W. J. McManus, Ed Huizu, George fnyder, and Harold Drewes,
 Powers is section chiei of the geological Survey volcanic sectioa Ind Wilcox was chief of the party 1 or the summers work.
 Work done by the party is clas- sified information with the flrst rip made to the Aleutians in 1946 This years party made the first Trip to Attu for study.
 This seasons trip was made all ! he way from Attu through the Rat Islands. We saw a number of sea |btter," said Capt. Carl Vevelstad, master of the Elder.
 RESCUE IS MADE A rescue was made about the middle of August when one of a barty of three anthropologists was [aken off Agattu Island, one of the