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Evening star., 1949-10-20
Lamps and Cord
TobIes Reduced

80 Lamp shedss, odds and ends,
assorted sizes and moteriols. ~
is. Were, 1.39 to 2.98. Now,
sc
~ Lomp Shades, toble and
bridge lamp sizes, soiIed, as is.
Were, 3.e8 to 6.e8. Now, 2.33
I Lamp, Fenton hob-noiI base,
red. base only. Was, 1923:
Now S,66
I Chino Lomp. pink florol decor
otion, shade soiIed. Wos, l4.98.
Now ------7.7
l TsbIs Lemp, maroon, -doewood
decorated pottern. Frineed shode.
Dented metoI mounting. Wos,
1898. Now --------f2.SS
! Cord TsbIs and 4 Folding
Chairs, wood frone, red simu-
Ioted leather top and scots. Wos,
1898. Now ------$1o
] Chinese Figure Lomp, yellow
shade. damaged, as is Wos,
1898. Now -----12.6e
3 Lamps, white columns, with
green shades, 81" toll. As is.
Was, 1898. Now ------7.77
GoIdenbers's Lamps. Third Floor
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died here in 1927. left a trust fund
for building the home, but execu-
tors of the estate have not found
a suitable site. Jamees E. Schwab
real estate operator, is negotiat-
ing for the sale Of the Military
road property for the purpose.
The commission also is consid-
ering a proposal to rezone prop
erty along Seventh and Eighth
streets from commercial to resi-
dental use. The move drew strong
protest yesterday from property
owners who feared devaluation of
real estate in the event Of the
change.
Area Concerned.
The area concerned includes
property on Eighth street between
H street NE. and East Capitol
street, and on Seventh street be-
tween B street NE. and A street
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Boys Wear
Reduced

~ Boys Winter Union Suits.
l-piece style. sizes 4 to ". Were
l.39. Now 88e
40 Boys Blue Denim Dunsarees,
double stitching. Broken sizes.
Were l.5o. Now-----99e
IS Boys Wool and Corduroy
Shorts, solid colors ond foneies,
sizes 4 to 8. Were l.98. Now,
99e
50 Boys Wesh Suits. 2-piece
style, solids and two-tones. Sizes
4 to 10. Were 2.o8. Now--l.4s
40 Boys Knit Union Suits. white
combed knit yarn, sizes 4 and s
only. Were SOC. Now----25e
80 Boys Sport Shirts, sonforized
broodeIoth and twill. Broken
sizes. Were l.29. Now----3se
50 Boys Tee and Polo Shirts,
white and solid coIors. Sizes S.,
M, L. Were 59c. Now----24e.
10 Beys' Long Sleeve Polo Shirts,
neot stripes. slight irreoulors.
Sizes 10 to Is years. Were 7oe.
Now ------------39e
20 Boys Husky Lensiss. wool
mixtures, Upper front, II to 8.
Were 6.99. Now--------3.9S
IS Boys Rsineoat Sets. block
rubber with helmet. Sizes 4 to
II. Were 3.e8. Now----$z
- Boys sweoters, sIipon and
coot styles. Wool, royon and
cotton mixtures. Is to "a. Were
l.5o. Now ------SSe
IS Beys' Prep Suits. wool and
royon mixtures, Upper front on
points. Size Is only. Were 1898.
IS Boys Plaid Shirts, wool and
royon. sizes 8to 20. Were 3.e8.
Rave n>n} Sfr>>& EInns
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Girls and infonts'
Wear Reduced

& Infanss' Buntinss, slightly SOIL
ed, blue and pink. Were 2.9o.
kow------------ 1.5o
4 Infantst crsepers, Plastic lined.
infonts' sizes. Were l.99. Now
Soc
Is infonts' Pajemas, fIonneIette,
size 2 only. Were ST. Now, soc
80 Boys Wesh Suits, button on.
slightly soiled. Sizes to 5.
Were I.e9. Now-------69e
s lnfant.' High Choir Pads.
slightly soiIed. Were ! so. Now,
ST
n Teddlers' Cotton Dresses. fost
eolors, slightly soiIed. Were LIS.
Now ---------------5oe
} Teens AII-wooI Skirts, eoIorfuI
pIoids. Were 8.o9. Now--3.5o
7s Teens BIouses, royon and
cotton, short and long sleeves.
10 to IA. Were 2.99 and 3.e9.
6 Teens Hooded Raineoots, small
checked potterns. 10 TO IA. Were
S.eo Now -$3
eoIdenbersis infonts' ond chiIdfen's,
Second Floor
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TeIevision and
Appliances
Reduced

10" Tube crosIey Sets with
FM Rodio. Were, 1895, plus
tox. Now ---ls9.o5, plus tax
1-Io" Tube RcA Set. le48
model, mahogany eobinet. Was,
$3.50, plus tox. Now,
1895, plus fox
-" Tube TeIe-tene TabIs
Model Set. mahogany cobinet.
Was 1895, plus tax. Now,
$99, plus tax
I Apex veeuum cIsoner. Was,
5o.95. Now ---39.95
4-4z" Tepee Sinks. Were,
1895. Now ------69.95
s Cinderella Portfolio Wsshers.
Were 36.75. Now-----26.95
CoIdenbers's TeIevision and
Appliances, Downstairs
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Linens and
Domestics Reduced

10 Pillow, cssss, embroidered,
42x36. SoiIed. Were 7ee 60.
Nov ow--------z5e %.
Z Chenille Beth Net Sets. Were
800. Now----------1.99
I Turkish Towel Sets. soiled.
Were 2.4e. Now--------I.25
80 yd.. "" TewsIins Remnants. .
Were 3ee yd. Now----lse yd.
~ yds. ~" TabIeeIoth MotsrioI,
block pottern. Were s8c yd.
Now --------------3se I'd.
80 yds. 80" Leatherstte. blue,
embossed. Were 7ee yd. Nov,
zse yd.
81 yds. 48" Leathsrstts, white.
Was ST yd. Now ---49e yd.
70 Chenille Bedsprssds, assorted
coIors, slightly domooed. Were
2.oo. Now -
4 Chenille Bsdsprsads. soiled.
Wefe o.e5. Now
I pr. Bates Drspss, heoy dam
dosk. Wos 5.99. Now, l.9espr.
I Ail-woel BIanket, green, soiled.
Was 2.o9. Now-------7.5o
1 AlI-woeI BIenket, slightly dam
ooed. Wos o.95. Now-----$5
s Laa-
l Plaid 81 Wool BIsnket, soiled,
doroeed. Was $50. Nov, So
10 pkg. 3s" chsesseIoth, 5 yds.
to pkg. Were 59c pkg. Nov.
25e pkg.
56 yds. 40" UnbIssehsd Muslin,
remnonts. Were 2oc yd. Nov.
l5e ~.
Goldenbers's Linens and Domssies.
Street Floor
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paying roomers or boarders in
homes Of restricted neighbor-
hoods.
Ordinarily, two such persons
are allowed in homes, where the
|neighborhood Is restricted against
rooming and boarding houses, but
the wartime housing shortage re-
suited in an easing Of the restric-
tions to permit up to four.
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e. and between D and L streets

Sc. and between D and l. streets
Sc.
Opposition also attended a pro.
posed zoning change for construc.
ton of an addition to the Arcade
Sunshine Laundry on the north
side of Lamont street between
Georgia and Sherman Ave.
nueS NV.
Matters to be considered when
the hearing is resumed on Mon
day, include a proposal to ex-
tend, until October l, 1850, a war
time provision allowing up to four
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Mems S Furnishings
Reduced

7s Mems Cotton Knit Union
Suits, button shoulder, knee
length. 36 to a.. Were l.4S.
123 Mems Shirts and Sport Shirts.
foncies and solids. smoIl sizes
Were l.le and l.3o. Nov,
55e, Z for 81
164 Mems Ties, assorted patterns
and eolors. Were 55c. Now--1Se
l43 Mems kyIen Spun Hoss, ir-
reeulors, sizes loh to II. Were
100. Now------------59e
81 Mems BroadeIoth Pajomos,
stripes and solid coIors. Were
$50 and 2.ee. Now-----l.74
81 Men. AIIAwooI swssters.
sleeveless styles in assorted solors.
Were l.39. Now-------6ee
81 Mems Polo Shirts, turtle neck
styles. Were 1875 and 2.95.
Now w---------------1.lS
1856 Mems AnkIet Hose, cotton
and royon, sizes ,loR to 2.
Were 29c. Now--------17e
SO Mems Ties, better grade quail
ity in assorted patterns. We're
100 and l.5O. Now 69e
318 Mems Athletic Shirts, briefs
and Tee shirts, combed cotton.
Some irreeulors. Were soc If
perfect. Now----39e each
1os Mems JswsIry, cuff links, tie
bors individually boxed. Were
LOO and ! so. Now------79e
plus tex
37s Mems Belts and Suspendsrs,
leather belts, eIpstic suspenders.
Were | 90 and so. Nov,
69e each
Goldenbsrg's Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor
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Hosiery Reduced

~ Pr. chiIdrsn's AnkIsts, mill
mends, plain eolors with turn
down cuff. Broken sizes 6 to
8k. Were 29c and 3oc if per-
feet. NoW-----------t5e
2ss prs. kyIon Hose, full fosh-
ioned, all nWon, wonted shodes.
8K to 10. Seconds. Were LIS
and LBS if perfect. Now ----6Se
z65 prs. kyIon Seconds. full
fashioned. mill mends. wonted
shodes. 8I2 to l0k. Were
LIS if perfect. Now
100 prs. Perfect Quality Nylons,
20 to l5-denier, all nylon, sizes
8H2 to 10. Were Is. Now. 98e
Goldenbers's Hosiery. Street Floor
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Neckweor
Reduced

81 Misses Reyen BIouses. white
and posteIs. Many assorted styles.
Sizes 81 to "a. Were | 80. Now,
l.20
50 Misses Cotton BIouses, count
er soiled, sizes 81 to 38. Were
l.1o. Now ow-------------73e
l23 Misses and Women's Rayon
and Cotton BIouses, white ond
posteIs. 81 to 40. Were 2.o9.
Now 1.67
GoIdenbers's Neekweor, Street Floor
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Hondbogs Reduced

80 PIastie Calf Hendbess, top
handle and pouch style. Block,
brown, red. green. Were l.lo.
Now -----------79e plus tax
s FoilIs and Leather hondbess,
novelty styles. Were 2.o8. Now,
l.l9 plus tax
16o Genuine Leather Hondboss,
pouches and soteheIs, slight ir-
reouIors. Black, brown and red.
Were 2.oo if perfect. Now, 1893
plus tax
80 Plastic Calf Wellets, red only.
Were Soc. Now ---- plus tox
Goldeabers,s Hondboss, Street Floor
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Ladies' Gloves
Reduced

~ prs. Genuine Pisskin Gloves.
cork only. Sizes 6 TO 8. Perfect
and ineeuIors. Were 2.e8. Now,
l.9e
80 prs. Leather Gloves, black and
brown. Small sizes only. Were
l.49. Now w-------------64e
l40 prs. Fabsie Gloves, novelty
and sIip-on styles. Block and
brown. s to 8. Were 8ee. Now,
59e
GoIdenbsrs's Gloves, Street Floor
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Hearings on Changes
In zoning Regulations
To Resume Monday

The District Zoning Commis-
sion will resume public hearing
on proposed amendments to the
zoning regulations at 10 am. Mon
day.
The commission yesterday took
under advisement several pro-
posals, including one to rezone
200 feet on the north side Of
Military road NV. between
Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth streets to permit construc-
ton there Of a Retreat for
Friendless Maiden Ladies"
"A group of residents of the
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Misses Coots and
Suits Reduced

3 Misses Coets, tweeds, one size
IA, two size l6. Were 6.o5. Now,
S.
IS Misses Teppsrs and Suits, un-
lined, sizes 10 to l8. Were 8.e5
to l6.95. Now
8 Misses AII-wool Suits. Tweeds
and oobordines. 10 TO 10. Were
1895 to 3o.o5. Now----$l9
Misses Goats and Suits, Second Floor
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Notions and
Stationery Reduced

40 Rex Deodsrixers. Were l.5o.
Now ------------L-----z5s
Is Pot Holders. Were 25e. Nov,
15e
10 PIastie Machine Covers. Were
1913. Now --------79s
20 PIo.tie TebIs Covers. Were
7ec, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 Crochet Cotton. eeru, No. 10
and 20. Were loc. Now---5s
IL Crochet Thrift Kits, to make
pot holders. Were 35e. Nov.
l9e
lsoek Kit. Wos t.ss. Nov, soc
3 Handkerchief and Hosiery
Boxes, soiled. Were 7ee. Now,
Zoe
20 yds. Close. RuffIins, pink.
Were 25c yd. Now----Ioe yd.
3 Silver corde Trim. Were 81.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 sIenket Grips. Were 81. Now,
6se
z Jersey Loops for Sewing. Were
1oc. Now-------------l
- Jersey Loops for Sewing. Were
29c. Now
20 Hot Boxes. fIorol. Were 79e.
Now ------------------5Se
4 Gosh Boxes, damaged. Were
1.5o. Now
z Gosh Boxes, Damaged. Were
1913. Now-----------6
1873 Pens. write red or blue. Were
1873. Now
so cIip-rite Pencils. Were 1913.
Now --------------
5 Letter Scales. Were 81. Now,
Soc
5 Bottles Red Ink. Were lOe.
T|CW
4 Wooden File Boxes. Were l.
NOW -9Oe
s pkss. Index File Cords. Were
l5c. Now ----------5e
GoIdenbers,s Notions ond Stationery,
Street Floor
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Corsets and Girdles
Reduced

I43 EIe.tie Garter Bslts, puII-on,
long oorters. S.. NJ. l.. xL. Were
ST and LIS. Now-----1oe
$50 UpIift Bros. nude, white and
black. Sizes 81 to 36. Were
ST to l.5O. Now-----lse
; "Evsn-Pul" cersslIettes, clos
tic, broodcIoth upIift bro. As ond
4s. Were 6.95. Now----4.ss
II kyIon cerssIIsttes. bones back
and front, side hook. upIift bro.
broken sizes 36 to so. Were
$40. Now 7.99
II EIostie GirdIss. nipper tops, by
Tue-Form. White and nude.
Sizes NJ, l., xL. Were 800.
Now Now-----------2.s9
- Back Lace corssts, long skirt,
discontinued styles. Broken sizes
II to 38. Were IS. Now. 800
. I~Rense corseIIetts, long length.
Upper front, Ioce top. size 3e.
Was lO.95. Now--------7.99
II "Merit" cerssIIettes, stretch
bock-side Upper, royon iocquord.
81 to AZ. Were 500. Nov, $50
so Maternity Elostie GirdIss.
regular and ponty styles, loce
sides, detachable crotch. Large
and extra large. Were 3.9e.
Now l.99
4 Heavy Beck Lses cerssts, dis
continued styles, long skirt.
Broken sizes SO and 40. Were
7.5O. Now w------5.99
Goidenberg,s corsets, Second Floor
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Droperies, Fabrics
and Curtains
Reduced

so Soto SIipeovsrs. Were 1898.
NOW o.SS
so pr. curtoins, knit toilored
styles, machine mends. Were,
l.e8. Now ------59e pr.
800 yds. Remnants, from better
auoIiN sIipcover and dropery
7fobries. Were, l.es yd. Now,
7se yd.
500 yd.. EversIoze chintz. Wos,
l.4o yd. Now ----7se yd.
I Soto SIipeover, custom mode,
modern style. Wos, 1895. Now,
l4.9S
so pr. Ruftex Dropes, vot-dyed,
prints. Were, 5.98. Now,
200 Window Shades, American
Holland and Machine Oil ir-
reeulors. Were, l.6o. Nov,
200 yds. Tabls oiIeIoth; irreo-
ulors. Were, 6ee yd. Now,
3se yd.
200 oiIeIoth Searfs. Were 2se.
GoIdenbers's Dropesies, Third Floor
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Housewares
Reduced

l-5-pe. Dinette Set, porcelain
top, yellow, slightly imperfect.
Wos 1895. Now
3 Formiea Top Dinstts Sets. 5-pe.
Birch top with yellow chairs, grey
Mother-of-PeorI, and all yellow.
Slightly Damaged. Were 1895.
NOW W------------------@of
I Kitchen Cabinet Base. black
trim, domooed. porcelain top.
Wos 1895. Now w-----$32
I Kitchen cebinet Bose. black
trim, domoeed. porcelain top.
Wos 39.o5. Now----$2e
! Formiea Top Dinstts Set, 5-pe..
yellow with green ehoirs. Inn
perfect. Wos 1895. Now. SO
3 Unfinished Chest Of brewers,
4-drower, 27x12x23 ". Were
1875. Now
Z Unfinished chiffsrebes, 37x-
3oxl5; soiIed. Were 26.o5. Now.
I Unfinished Corner csbinst,
soiIed. Was 1895. Now w--$l2
GoJdenbero,s Houstkofes, Dowsstoirs
Evening star., 1949-10-20
Points Reduced

$50 Col. Points, choice Of in
terror gloss enamel, in white and
ivory, white semioIoss, fIot white
finish, floor and deck enamel
clear spar vornish, reody mixed
outside white point and vornish
stain. Were BIS to $50. Nov,
2.e9 seI.
Gofdenbers's Paints, DownstoiH
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Misses Lingerie
Reduced

70 Misses koyon Jersey Gowns,
sotin stripe in white. Size 36
only. Were 2.l9. kow---6se
zS Misses Royon Crepe Slips,
toiIored styles. Pink. Size 81
only. Were 80. Now----49e
- Block Puekeretts Panties,
small sizes only. Were SOC. Now,
lie
40 Misses Black Rayen Jersey
Slips. adjustable strops. Sizes 81
to 38. Were l.le. Now----79e
lS Misses Block Rsyen satin
Slips. sizes "a to 36. Were $50.
10 Misses Rsyen Crepe Gowns,
lace trimmed, slight irreouIors.
Size "a. Were 2.lo. Now -9ss
4S Misses Rayon Jersey Petit
eoets, eIostie woist, lace trimmed.
White. Small and medium. Were
99c. Now w-------49e
200 Rsyen Jersey Gowns, Ioee
trim, some with ribbon strops.
NOW I@e
Goidenberg's Lingerie. Street FIoos
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Mems Clothing
Reduced

Is Mems AII-wool Sport Coats,
mixtures, herrinebones, pIoids.
Grey, brown, blue. "a to AZ.
Were 22.95. Now------1I.3s
n Mems AIl-woel Trousers.
irreuulors, broken sizes 2o to AZ.
Were 1913 and 1898. Now,
csidsnbsrs,s Mans Clothing.
Street Floor
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Junior and Teens
Wear Reduced

z Junior Dresses, cotton stripes
and pIoids, sizes 9 to IS. Were
3.o9. Now
s Junior Dresses, navy and block
sheers, sizes 9 to 5. Were ] 4.o5.
Now w-------$5
IL Teens Cotton Dresses, sizes
Toto Is. Were e.e5. Now, 3.ss
Goldenbers's Juniors and Teens.
Second Floor
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ToiIetries Reduced

50 TaIeum Powder. Were 7 for
25c. Now w------los
8 Deodorant TeIeums. Were lee?
20 Faee Powders. Were loc.
now IOc
IS cokes Assorted Soaps. Were
l5c. Now
40 Cosmetic Kits. Were 8ec.
10 Toilet Water. Were 8ee. Now,
z5e
8 Fountain syrinses. soiled. Were
ST. Now-----------
ls Hand Lotions, l3k-oz.
bottle. Were 8ec. Now----5se
40 pkss. Bubble Bath. Were Sc.
IS Powder Puffs. Were loe.
40 Assorted Toilet Woter. Were
SOC. Now w----------19s
Is Faeiol Tissues, 200 to the box.
Were l8c. Now
GoIdenbers's ToiIetries, Street Floor
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Rugs Reduced

70 AH-woel Axminster, 6xe, os-
sorted eoIors. Were 5l.5o. Nov.
$3s
9 AiI-wooI Axminstes. 6xo. Were
61.50. Now----S--s --s---4S
I AIl-wooI Administer, 12xl5,
green. Was 1885. Nov, $l47
I Administer. l2xl5. wins fIorol.
Was lO3.o5. NoW-----$78
l Axminster. l2xl5, wine florol.
Wos 1895. Now----$s7
I Blue Tone -en-Tene, l2xl4.
Wos l77.34. Now-----$l33
I Beige, hooked design, l2xlz.
Wos SLAB. kow---------$s7
! Axminster. l2xl2 tan florol.
Wos. HIS. kow-------$s4
I Axminster, l2x12 fIorol. Wos.
$3.50. Now --------$67
I Green Velvet, 12xl2. Wos,
1850. Now -----$s7
i Green Velvet. l2xll.7. Wos
1895. Now ------$94
I Groy Velvet, l2xlo9. Was.
$l4l. Now ---------$97
| Administer, l2xl5, rose florol.
Wos, lo2.e5. Now-----$7s
I Blue Velvet. l2xl4.7. Wos,
1895. Now --------$94
I High Pile Velvet. blue, second.
Was, $1e9. Now ------$15S
l Green Velvet. 5xe. Wos,
3l.5O. Now ---------$l9
I Administer, $40. rose fIorol.
Was, 4O.67. Now -----$z7
I Wine Velvet, 9x4.1o. Wos.
31.o5. Now ---------$l9
I Administer, ,ex4.lo, ton hooked
design. Wos 36.e5. Now, $23
I Administer, 1879, blue tone
on-tone. Was. 44.o5. Now.
efI>.L~-s. o.,-s Tk:,I EInAs
Evening star., 1949-10-20
REGULAR 81 to 56
Dress and
Casual Shoes
/ 'aa

A Iorse group Of suede and
patent leothers. Pumps, san
deIs and ankle straps. As
sorted sizes.Shoes, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-20

Boys' Dept. Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-10-20

8 Misses BIouses. toiIored styles.
royon fobric, white stripes on
melon, IiIoe and brown. Broken
sizes 81 to 38. Were 500.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Publisher Eugene Lorton
Of Tulsa Daily World Dies
BY the Associoted Press

TULSA, Okla, Oct. 18.-Eu-
gene Lorton. owner-publisher of
the Tulsa Daily World, forceful
figure in Oklahoma journalism
and politics for more than three
decades, died yesterday at the
Iage of 80.
He had been i'll for two weeks
of heart ailment.
Mr.. Lorton came to Tulsa, then
Ia lusty boom town of $4,000, from
Walla Walla. Wash, in 1911 as
managing editor of the World,
founded only six years before.
In 1913 he purchased part own
ership of the paper and four years
later acquired the entire property.
Before coming to Tulsa, he pub
lished the Salubria Idaho) Citi-
zen after leasing its plant for 81
a month. He also published sew
eral other Western papers.
Mr.. Lorton ran unsuccessfully
in 1924 for the Senate on the Re-
publican ticket. Later he sup
ported the Democratic presiden-
tial campaigns of AL Smith and
Franklin D. Roosevelt. He parted
with Mr.. Roosevelt over the third
term issue and New Deal policies.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Mark Warnow Dies:
Orchestra Conductor
Of Hit Parade Show
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 18.-Mark
Warnow, 47, long time orchestra
conductor of the Lucky Strike Hit
Parade radio show, died of a
heart attack yesterday.
He complained of feeling ex-
hausted Sunday night after re-
turning from Richmond. Va,
where MICS 493d Hit Parade
broadcast originated Saturday
night.
Mr.. WarnoW entered Polytechnic
Hospital for checkup about noon
and died an hour later.
His brother. Raymond Scott,
also is widely known as an or
chestra leader and composer.
A native of Russia, Mr.. Warnow
was brought to the United States
at the age of 5. Less than two
years later he began violin les
sons in New York City.
He was music director for such
radio programs as March OF
Time "All-Time Hit Parade" -"
Your Hit Parade" and I'VE the
People"
In 1943 he produced a Broad
way musical, whats Up?"
Mr.. Warnow never used a
baton. Instead he guided his
musicians with a pencil.
After the death of his first
wife. he married the former Helen
MCGOWAN. They were divorced
last August. Three children of
his first marriage and two from
his second survive.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Gen. Crittenberger Named
To Pact Committee Post
By the Asxoeiofed prsxx

1t. Gen. Willis D. Crittenberger
has been named deputy repre-
sentative for the United States on
the Military Committee of the
North Atlantic treaty military
organization, Defense Secretary
johnson announced today.
Gen. Crittenberger thus be-
comes deputy to Gen. Omar Brad
ley, who is the senior military
representative on the Military
Committee. Gen. Bradley also is
chairman of the committee.
Gen. Crittenberger continues to
serve on his other new job, chair
man of the United States dele
cation on the Military Staff Com
mlttee of the United Nations. He
also is chairman of the United
States Army delegation to the
nter-American Defense Board.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Rites 10 Be Held Tomorrow
For Mrs. Herbert Devries

Private funeral and burial serv-
ices for Mrs. Inez Bohn Devries,
At, wife of Herbert j. S. Devries.
assistant chief counsel of the In
terror Departments Reclamation
Bureau, will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. Devries died Sunday at her
home, 2800-A South Twenty
eighth street, Arlington, after a
heart attack.
Mrs. Devries left her home in
Wisconsin with her parents at an
early age and moved to Trinidad,
Col. While attending the Uni
versity of Colorado she met Mr..
Devries. They came here in 1945.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by son. Herbert Bohn Dev-
ries, IT, and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Bohn of Trinidad.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For William c. Sim

Funeral services for William
Charles Sim. 70, who died yes
terday in Gallinger Hospital, will
be held at II am. tomorrow in
the Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial will
be in Washington National Gene
terry.
A native Washingtonian, Mr..
Sim was house painter and lived
at 730 Tenth street NE. Sur
vivors are three sisters. Mrs. R.
c. Noberly of College Park, Md;
Mrs. r. L. Smith of Herald Har-
Dor, Md. and Mrs. w. H. Harris
of Baltimore.
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Coast Guard for more than 40
years when he retired in July
1948.
A native of Baltimore and a
graduate of the Coast Guard
Academy in 1909. he served on
numerous cutters during his career
and was on the first International
Ice Patrol after the sinking of the
Titanic. In 1886 he was sta
toned here in the Navy Depart
ment's War Plans Division.
His widow, the former Miss Clara
A. Little of this city, plans to
return here to live,
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Pope Receives McCurrun

CASTEL GONDOLFO, Italy,
Oct. 18. P)-Pope Plus XII re-
ceived in private audience today
Senator McCarran, Democrat. of
Nevada, who is on a European
trip investigating administration
of the Displaced Persons Act and
expenditure of European Recovery
Program funds.
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in 1895 and retired in 1889 as
professor emeritus of dramatic
literature.
DR.. Odell wrote a 15-volume his
tory OF the New York stage. In q
single volume of 900 pages he in
cluded as many as 27,552 ref
.erences to plays and actors. The
books traced the history of the
stage to 1894.
Evening star., 1949-10-18

With headquar-
ters at Long
Beach, Calf,
will be held at
2 p. m. Friday
in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial
will be in Ar
lington Gene
terry. with full
military honors.
Admiral Ben
nett, who died
last Thursday
at his home in
Lon 6 Beach,
had been in the
Evening star., 1949-10-18
DR.. George c. D. Ode||,
Drama Professor, Dies
BY the Associofed Press

BY the Associofed Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Dr.
George c. D. Odell, 83, historian
of the theater and professor
emeritus at Columbia University
died yesterday.
He Joined the Columbia faculty
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Highway Officials Elect

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 18 (P).-
State Highway Commissioner
James A. Anderson was elected
first vice president of the Ameri-
can Association of State Highway
Officials at the organizations an
nual meeting in San Antonio,
Tex. last week.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Lawrence Ament Rites
Tomorrow in Baltimore
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 18.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow
afternoon for Lawrence w. Ament
54-year- old Baltimore member OF
the Maryland House of Delegates
Mr., Ament died Saturday.
A Democrat. he had repre-
sented Baltimore's second district
in the Legislature since 1894. His
mother, two brothers and three
sisters survive.
Merino sheep. natives of Spain,
produce the finest wool known.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Admiral Louis |. Bennett
Rites Friday in Fort Myer

Funeral services for Rear Ad-
miral Louis L. Bennett, So, organ
izer and former commandant of
the 11th Coast Guard District,