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Evening star., 1949-08-10
House Conferees Map
Fight on ECA Bill
Fund for 'Watchdogs'

House conferees on the foreign
aid appropriation bill held orders
today to resist the Senate's efforts
to provide "watchdogs' for the
funds.
On a roll call vote late yester-
day the House passed a motion
to this effect, offered by Chair
man Cannon of the Appropria-
tions Committee.
Senate House conferees will
have to compose a number of
differences between the two ver-
sions of the measure. which in
cludes more than $500, ,O00,0 900 in
cash and contract authorizations
for the foreign aid program.
When it passed the bill. the
House decided against including
any money to pay the staff of the
watchdog" committee, which has
been overseeing expenditures un-
der the program. Proponents of
the elimination declared the COM
mittee has served its purpose,
inasmuch as the Economic Co.
operation Administration seems
to be set up on a businesslike
basis.
The Senate, however, wrote in
$344 900 to run the committee
for another year.
Mr.. Cannon's motion. coming
after the House had ordered the
bill to conference on a roll call
vote of 298 to 4. prompted brisk
debate. Most of the defense of
the watchdog" idea came from
the Republican side, but the
eventual tally found a substantial
number of Democrats also voting
to continue the check system.
Representative Marcantonio
American Laborite. Of New York
blocked an effort to send the bill
to conference without a formal
vote. He attacked the foreign aid
program as imperialism"
This prompted the retort from
Representative Roosevelt, Demo-
crat. of New York that the i'm
perialism the world has to fear
now lis not American imperial
ism; 1t comes from the East"
1T is a subtle type of imperial
ism-imperialism by infiltration. 4"
he said.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

FIELD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (2),
S1OO-$200 weekly sal. Appt. selling
Draw VS.. earned comm. Apply MR..
HARRISON, $40 Ring Bldg, 18th
and NJ sts. NV. III
INDUSTRIAL insurance men and
charge. s' Apply 1NDusTRiAL MANA
GER, 1885 K st. NV, Room 102:
TRUCK SALES MANAGER. to or
ganize and head new truck DEBT lgpt
security. permanency, excel; oppor.
MONROE FORD CO. 1897 East
West hwy, Silver Springs. 81. Isoo.
AUTO SALES MANAGER. Do you
have ability to select, train. super
sales manager. Ford dealer. Write
fully on your exper., results, earn
SELL SHOES DIRECT--Leading New
Enslsnd shoe man manufsesbfer sSsbIep dress Snsrs
work (Vulcork and Neoprene soles)
and yomen's shoes. Sell full time
or side line. Full-time men earn
up to S25 day in comm. Write
aaeefs tST satalos yoHN ssmR1sf REiL '!sf saoE e.
EXpERIENCED Statesmen, to han
die Home Seal the highest quail
ity Only-True- Triple Track all ,ex-
truded storm window on the market.
s SsSs s..4s 1t ;S%rRAT il fsfs5f subffr 4 49,
2OOOIa X st. NV. RE. 1915.
OLD LINE life insurance CO: has
opening on lge debit Guar. sal. and
comm. Call ST. $3.50, MR.. SPICER.
statesmen If you are .top-notch
salesman, have car, apply for this
sales position. This is an oppor-
tunity for (8 statesmen to earn
$4,000 per "; salary: $75 per w.
i1ished. Apply in person, August IL,
$40 am. sharp, 1901 N st. NV,
ENCYiccLoPAEDIA and book salesmen
We have an interesting PROPOSE.
ton for hard workers; plenty Of
leads furnished. Terms. 50 down.
81 week; immed. delivery. No credit
checks, no reverts. It's worth "
st. NV. End d. Personnel Division,
ell am. only.
Appiy MISS HfGGs. sY44 p st.
NV, End. A., Personnel Division.
IF you ARE A SALESMAN, read
Secretary John Snyder's The Facts
About Business" Golfers. July 10
1949. He says THE greatest mar.
kst Of Al time is i here III. The n hishest thst
market is here. Selling is the link
between the two. What an oppor-
W. BOOMHOWER CO. 1866 colum-
bia I'd, washington. D. c. la
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Representative Murdock, DEM
ocrat, Of Arizona has good reason
to revise his estimate of the power
of a woman.
For some IL years, in fact ever
since she came to Washington IN
Mr.. Murdock's first term, his wife,
Myrtle Cheney Murdock, has been
trying to get him to sponsor a bill
to put marker on the grave OF
Constantine Brumidi. the artist Of
the Capitol, who lies in an un-
marked plot in Glenwood Gene
terry. Mr.. Murdock has always
said no.
Undaunted, Mrs. Murdock con-
tinued her one-woman crusade FOR
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP MEN

ADJUSTER- INVESTIGATOR, 1850
National finance company has OPEN
ing for young man with car who
would like to make career in the
small loan business. This job trains
you for an executive position and
ss.rT ss9aTes .n5 an alert ambitious map
10 am. 3215 Rhode Island ave,
Mt. Rainier. Md. -12
ASST, young man
with some exper. in advertising.
Phone MA. $3.50 for appointment.
AGENTS CoLoRED - Progressive
Life Insurance Co. Of New Jersey.
selling industrial life, accident and
health, and commercial accident and
health opening in Washington. D. c.,
on or about September /. 1949. offers
excellent opportunities to aggressive
men with sales ability who are look
ing for position with a future. Ex-
Sustaining advance commission. col
lection commission and times. Apply
in writing: giving age, marital status
and qualifications. Address Mr..
George g.; Fleming, Territorial su-
Go; ssnk. Progressive 4 8 Life Blds'' q Red
ffIk; Il q; or man with some ie exp.
inrT in plaster sns7 Terk ets for dental la5ora-
APPRENTICE-one of washington's
Oldest automobile dealers is in need
Of ySung e man nar out Of school r fer
AssfsfANTA ssf fas1A' 'MsaAaER, MssiasAa;aER experienced,
for gasoline service station; paid
vacation and disqualification. Apply
to MR.. RUFF, 1101 18th st. NV.
AUTO BRAKE mechanics helper.
young, white; must be alert and
mechanically inclined. 500 N st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN. exper.,. for large,
hssh earnings. All usual employs
dement's. Only lst-class men con
sTEuART. NC. i44o st. NV.
IL 9eGhf ELECTRICIAN. s exper.;
excel opport. in one OF Wash.'s most
mod. shops. Pleasant working conds.
See Mr.. Bennett. BEAL MOTOR Co,
AHTo itS5 N MEcaxsi1e&epo { axsi &C. you want anti tor
ton and holidays. finest worfins
disqualification: etc? II you are ex-
psrieneed on Ghryslsr products; see
Md -12
AUTO MECHANICS-Wash Oldest
Chevrolet dealer has opening for 2
exper. automobile mechanics; top
work; excellent working conditions:
conv. downtown location: 5h-day
wk. See Mr.. Ralston. BARRY PATE
MOTOR CO.. l130 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS, Lincoln Mercury
Permanent employment. Apply Mr.
Newby, SHIRLINGTON MOTOR CO,
Shirlington Business Center. Arlins-
ton, Va. oV. 1000. -15
Evening star., 1949-08-10

troduced q bill into the House OF
Representatives to provide for 5000
for q gravestone to commemorate
Brumidi. A similar bill was in
troduced in the Senate by Sem
ator Smith. Republican,, OF Maine,
and Senator Green, Democrat. of
Rhode Island.
Mr.. Murdock said he couldn t
say why he finally gave in.
Couldn't say why he held out so
long, either.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Wife Wins Year Crusade
ToGet Luwmuker to File Bill

the recognition Of the Italian
born painter. who left an amazing
variety Of medallions, friezes and
portraits throughout the Capitol.
She lectured about him. wrote
about him and conducted groups
through the Capitol to see his
work. At one point. through a
news letter to an Arizona paper,
she enlisted the aid of a whole
school of Arizona children, who
wrote long letters to the legisla-
tor about the situation. Mr.. Mur-
dock still said no.
Yesterday, however. his resist
ance collapsed. With his wife
beaming in the BACKGROUND, he in
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP MEN
STORM WINDOW sALEsMAN-E

STORM WINDOW SALESMAN-Here
company, selling a nationally known
combination storm windoT. Lowest
Sion. coLUMBIA ALUMINIUM WIN
DOW CO. 1918 K st. NV. MA.
531I. Room SOC. 10
TELEvIsIoN sERyICEMEN - Excel
opportunity, for 2 exp. outside tele-
noa ear aleaanee Vacation sne '7a With t pay:
with Wash.'s most aggressive tele-
i person = LAcY.s, Service BIDS"
rEhEvisfos HilE fsf 3 ST ssERvfcE vi MAN Va With
car; excel. opportunity. Call AT.
rEEEvrs1oN ifIS; sERv1cEMAN = % Posi-,
ton open for experienced television
fF {4E'hsE sssi. !eP sa 4 AIEHi KIf
TOOL AND DYE makers. machinists.
Apply at ANTON TOOL & MFG.
Co: Clinton; Nd. HI; $3.50, -12
TRUCK DRIVER. to- drive grocery
truck; must have. reference: Apply
Mr.; Brown, LAR1MER's MARKET,
s. SssSsis4sD Hszss5oAG
INC. 1895 Montana ave. n. e. --12
man; no others need apply. JAMES
MOSS, Interiors. $40 Macarthur
WANTED. d.. auto mechanie to i'm
Super g; selling only Is mD.s. on
wooLEN PREssER. Apply 1925
HpS Wisconsin AVE- Mvp @ GEORGETOWN LON
in variety store. Box 192-x, Star.
wEBENpoRFER PREssMAN. expe-
rienced. sTANT LITHo., 92s 5th
YOUNG 6 MAN. for general work e
YoGSG sSGs Fetii NAN Ra e sols asTs in stock and
sales; good opportunity to learn
paint business; advancement good
for right man. SHERWIN-WIL-
dlAas thesds, Gd G9 vi V1o3 545f Wis ave, 1I ss-
with chauffeur's permit. DISTRICT
OXYGEN CO; apply 47O4 r., I.
YoGsd syf Hyastsvils MAS U4 spoIns tG & goods
oppor. MILLS CO. 9th & E sts. NV.
YOUNG MEN to work part time be-
hind soda fountain. BROOKVLLE
PHARMACY. 6423 Brookyille rd:,
sERVicE STATION. expert iubrica-
ton man, must be reliable and In
dustrious; refs. required; good SAL
ary, plus commission for right man.
See MR.. BARRON. Mgr. Sunoco
Service Station, Wis. ave. and River
rd. -15
CARPENTERS
Two years work Job located Knowls
and Summit ave. Kensington, Md.
See Nick, OIL. 9730, KENSINGTON
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Classified Ad Rotes

AotaA SAuNSAsASAS
Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line pc,
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc pei
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto.
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second in.
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
o serial number with date and tdentt.
des your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note of the
cancellation number. This ID i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show credit for the caaAcella-
ton.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, s am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
11th and PENNSYLVANIA ave, at any
Of the Branch Ofhces throughout the
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SALESMAN Cont
SALESMAN

II you have had experience in selling
heating equipment, water heaters,
oil burners, to plumbing and heat
ing trade, wholesale. have car,
we can use you Give details in
letter. Box 144-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Gout Flies to Berlin

Billy. a goat chosen from the
royal herd at Windsor to be mas
cot of the 1st Battalion, Royal
Welsh Fusiliers, arrived recently
at Berlin by air, with his horns
gilded.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
FIJI EV EN- NINo y I "A.
11n1 pa Ave N w
PART-DIME OPP

Does $50 to S1OO per wk. additional
income interest you? Neat appear.
ance, high school education and
auto essential. If qualified. you
will be trained and given personal
supervision and assistance Of men
now employed full time who are
earning $3.50 to $500 week. We are
not interested in trifiers: only men
Interested in increasing present in
come and with ability need consider.
Apply in person, 1918 Pa. ave. Sc.
betw. 1919 am. Ask for Mr..
BARRON or RIvNAK. -15
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Observation-Disclosures

# you desire steady employment the
year around. delivering proofs OF
advertisements and are 81 to 30
years old. white and have D. c.
permit, here is your opportunity
5-dav week; car furnished; group
Insurance. group disqualification.
pension plan and other unusual ad-
vantages seldom offered are included.
This Is q day shift. II you, can be
on time and cover the job every
working day, apply personnel ohice,
Room 5O4 Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-08-10
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393i
Mutual. ITO @, Ma. 0954

Drug sales. pre-med. 25-40; car; $500
and exp. Rec. superv., coll: car
exp; $3.50. Sales, of. equip; FL
35; car; 1925 and comm. Acctg.
credit exper.; $500; $500. Jr.
mech. ems, $50 up.
Sec. Fr.-Ens., $50 wk. net. Sec,
Capitol Hill. $3.50. Sec, mig. rep,
$3.50. steno. .-bkpr. $50 net. Typ..
S190 net. TYP, stat. S45. Grad.
nurse, Of; Sis5. III
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SALES OPPORTTJNITY

You must be above average. You must
have q car. You must produce proof
that you have sales ability and be
ines in District OF Columbia, Nd.
and Va. Give details In frst letter.
Box 13S-x. Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
TRTICK SALESMAN

new and used, trucks.
Complete line from 1a-ton hp. At
tractive proposition to one who
aualifles. State experience and refs.
BOX 173-X, STAR
lis
Evening star., 1949-08-10
AGENTS
SAlESkAEN

AGENTS wanted in
Washington by old life insurance
company. Write Box 146-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

addressed to Star boIes do NOT
tnclose original References, or
other materials OF persondi vdlue.
Copies serus the purposs and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

NATL EMPL. SERVICE
150S G st. NV.
MEN
Fire and insurance underwater mgr Il,
to organize fire section, Va. casual
ty CO., home ONCE; exper. required.
$4,000 to $4,000.
Collection correspondent; B days;
S225.
Collection men; car necessary; some
college: $3.50.
WOMEN
Seeretaryi personnel airlines; 5 days;
S2,S00.
Secretary. rusty shorthand; 5 days;
$4,000
Secretaries. exper.. 22-3b Yrs, to
$4,000.
Private secretary; college background;
$1,000
Beginner stenogs, h.s.s., typing As
w.p.m;;, shorthand 100 w.p.m.; 35-
hr. wk.; S2,1O0-S2, 400.
Clerk-typists; 5 deys: S140-$175.
Rate clerks. local single, h.s.s.: no
typing req, good at arithmetic;
S145-S155
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Because Of a promotion. there is an
opening in the sales force OF = lge.
Conn. ave. electrical appliance store.
We need an aggressive, intelligent
man 25-40 yrs. old. married. II
YOU want to get out of the rut Of a
dull under-paid job. phone MR.
n0RAN nR S900 In
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP WTD. AGENCIES (contJ

Al Secretary (FO, $4,000
Able to speak French fiuently. tax
free. must be good in dictation;
legal stenog., under 35. $50 wk.:
trade assoc. secretary, start, S55
wk.: mdeical secretary, expert shirt,
$4,000; export-import secy., exper.,
S55 .wk.: part time steno., 81 .25 hr.
Need 200 new applicants daily for
current openings. Est. 80 yrs. 5
floors. Thousands placed. See
Miss Lee or Miss Grant INA. 23401
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

CANNING PEACHES - Tree ripened
Elbertas from famous orchards of
Virginia, $2.99 per bushel. Open
evenings and Sundays. SEVEN COR
NERS MARKET. Falls Church. Va.
80 Lee blvd), at Intersection Of
WE CLEAN. dress. repair and make
toupees. wigs. braids: HIFHEEL,
We sPReaLzE PH9Snt GEele in Rds sses ne ooas ana
ofdee managers. ATLAS AGENCY,
1920 New York ave. NV. tE. 1857.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted By any per:
JOSEPH {. FLETcHER. 1s4o Canal
bRiy1SG Gs M Wsshingtsni 2. e
sye ss 5ss WM DkpD pRpp HTyfs uN deS es e.
CAMERA FANS. Movie takers! Your
headauarteIs is BRENNER. 933 Pa.
pTsI1c ~ AccouNTNG c5s5 RHINE sE sERvfcf Sa3t
records, tax forms prepared; rea-
ssn ssennabals rates; suite 4o4' 1911 g. g St.
! wi WILf f'fl Nor BE RESPONSIBLE ' for
than myself. WILLIAM A. AFFRoN,
AS OF JULY 80, 1919, the partner
ship of Alton z. Turner and Paul A.
Dobrowolski. trading as Sheridan
Radio and Electric appliances is dis
salved and will cease to do business.
10
BOOKKEEPING, accounting, tax re-
porting. Complete, guaranteed, in
expensive. FA 4157. -15
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership between Martin NJ
Feinberg and Nathan R. Leopold,
trading as the Cambridge Pharmacy.
s27 10th street NV; was dissolved
on the 2sth day of July, 1949. All
debts due to or due by the said
partnership will be settled with and
by MARTIN M. FEINBERG, who will
continue the business as an individ-
ual proprietorship. (Signed) MARTIN
M. FEINBERG NATHAN R. LEO
POLD. August l. 1949. Harry w.
Goldberg, Attorney. Investment Bldg.
POLIO INSURANCE POLICY
Every Family Should Have
$40 protects entire family for q
ts5 Tor individuals. no age limit,
Pays polio incurred expenses up to
$4,000 for each case.
G. LOUIS CAPUTI
Phone FA 1122 or FA 141h-1bl
Evening star., 1949-08-10
MANAGER

Boys clothing and furnishings; ex-
perienced in dept. store operation.
Excellent opportunity with nation
ally famous BONDS STORES, INC.
Apply 1885 F st. NV. 3rd f1oor.--14 4
Evening star., 1949-08-10
MEN WANTED

21 to 35 yrs. of age; good permanent
Jobs, with steady, year-around earn
ings, with paid vacations, sick leave.
free transp. and other benefits. Learn
to operate a streetcar or bus; We will
teach you and pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
Mon. through Fri, $50 am. to IL
noon.
TRANSIT co.
office, 3132 M st. NV.
tTake Routes so Rosslyn, 20 Cabin
John, 80 Friendship Heights street.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
CARPENTERS
statesmen

Two years work Job located Knowls
and Summit ave Kensineton, Md.
See Nick. OIL: 9730, KENSINGTON
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, exper. in double
entry system; capable of assuming
full responsibility; congenial work
ing cond. 39-hr. wk. salary open.
MUNTz Tv.. INC, 7706 Ga. ave.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Have 1st
floor front office in Arl Forest Shop
ping Center: plenty of good listings
and walk-in business; need an ex-
perienced, full-time man. r. E.
. MALCOLM. OW. 1924. III
BIG EXTRA PROFITS. Sell friends
Americas foremost Christmas card
assortments. Unbeatable name i'm
printed cards, gorgeous 21-card de
luxe boxes, novel plastic cards. sta
tionery. gift items Samples on ap-
proval. MASTERCRAFT, 100 N.
Eutaw st., Baltimore l, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

6LIPCOvERs. draperies, upholstering;
highest grade work: reas.; free esti-
.PuBIic Ssssi ri REIATioNs 1AYfi sEcRETaRY
(FD. $500 up, depending on back
ground. Miss Bond at CAPITOL
EMPL. AGENCY, cor. 18th and Eye,
RE. 1928.
ALWAYS see BOYD Agency frst for
select Secretarial, Typing and Book
keeping positions; top salaries; est
83 yrs; floors; inquiry welcome
Visit now. BOYD'S. 700 18th cor.
G., MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Shoe Department

u. Kadettes-Ideoi for eosuol and voeo-
ton wear. Reg. 1895 to S5:9o. NOV.
EXTRA splclAL-,5o Pn. Women.
Shoe, and Bed sIippers-Included ore
dress and pIoy shoes. Now ------ $l.oo
Men', Summer shoes-MostIy brown and
white combinations. Broken sizes. Reg.
Sso5 and Se.e5. Now-------$5.s7
Rov,' Summer Shoe.-MostIy brown and
white combinations Broken sizes. Reg:
see5. Now---------S4.44 Now
Children. sandeIs-Buy Nov for Book
acknowledgements make ol-Ieother SON
dolls - lnfonts' sizes, 5 to 8 - 1hl-
dren's, 8Dz to 8. Broken sizes.
Req, S3.45. Now
REQ. 1898. Now
REQ. $500. Now
children's Play Kodettss-ooy striped
oo.n-toe strops. Broken sizes 8Iz to
~ Req. s5.e5 to $3.e5. Now, $2.44
100 Prs. Men. and Boys Gym Shoes:
eor,o,,s n,okes. Broken sizes. Nov, $l.ss
Accessory Department
Fabric Gloves - Cotton ond royon. IN
white, black, navy. brown. Sizes 8 to 9.
REQ. ST. 50 to S1.75. Nov w.------.-s1e
Ieether and Potent Bslts-6loek and col
ors. Broken sizes. Reg. $l.5o to 1922:
hIow Soc 70 81
c,eve Of Summer sndbess-strow. pIos-
lie. beoded; underonn and shoulder -strop
STYLES. Reg. 81 and So, plus tox. Nov,
Plus Tar
Evening star., 1949-07-27

agreement on many points but has
not yet voted Oh true bills.
I'VE will finish by Thursday =
he said.
The grand jury has been
| investigating vice conditions fo
IL weeks. centering its inquir.
around charges of Brenda Allen
Hollywood call house madam. ths
she paid police for protection.
The investigation resulted in {
major police department shakeup
including the resignation of Chic
c. B. Horrall and the suspension
of some officers and the reassign-
ment of others.
Recall Petitions Out.
Maj. Gen. William A. Horton
Marine Corps. retired. took over
temporarily as chief at the request
of Mayor Fletcher Bowron. pend
ing a civil service examination to
fill the job.
Meantime recall petitions are
being circulated against Mayor
Bowron. who recently was re-
elected to his fourth term.
Superior Judge w. Turney Fox
yesterday asked the grand jury to
investigate one of his bookmaking
cases. In a letter to Foreman
Lawson the judge asked the jury
to look into the prosecution Of
Mrs. Jeannette M. He'll and Mrs.
Floy May Roache. whom he found
guilty of bookmaking charges last
Friday.
The judge wants the grand jury
to attempt to learn who is be-
hind what he calls the small fry"
bookmakers.
The grand jury vice inquiry was
touched off by the arrest of Mick
ey Cohen. gambling boss. who. with
three others, was ambushed and
shot early last Wednesday as they
emerged from a Sunset Strip
night spot
Arrest on Assault Charges.
Cohen was arrested on assault
charges some months ago, after
the "hush-up" release by police
of seven of Cohen's boys" fol-
lowing the beating Of a radio
store operator.
Cohen is recovering from a
shoulder wound. A henchman,
Edward CNeddie) Herbert IS. is
still in critical condition. Heavy
shotgun slugs penetrated his liver.
kidneys, spleen and spine. The
other two victims of the shooting.
Evening star., 1949-07-27

Cows Ksynse Feney Shirts. Sizes le:
l8 only. Reg. $500. Now 90
oniy - Boys Me6rsser Sleek sets'
Sizes 2/ls, l/2o. Reg. $3.50. Nov:
Evening star., 1949-07-27

EXTRA SPECIAL - COMPLETE
STOCK BOYS AND S1UpENTS
PALM BEACH SUITS, STACKS
AND SHoRTS-GrsotIy Reduced
Evening star., 1949-07-27

Tots " Teens Department
Group Of PIoy svits-sizes ! to IA.
Reg. up to S7.o9. Now
SI.S8 $28S S3.SS
Corduroy Pastel overoIIs-Sizes ! TO 3.
REQ 500, Now -St.se
Girls lBiousss-Req. $500. Now 81 90
Wool swseter,-Reo. $3.50 Now 81 90
Plymouth Silk Rubber Pants-Now for
$l.oo
Girls Cotton skirts-Req. S2o9. Now,
$l.s9
Toddle, Dresse,-Sizes | to 8. Req. So 80.
Nov S2.83
Evening star., 1949-07-27
BATHING SUITS
PLAY SUITS

Just when you need them and nearly all In
wondertully, new and exciting styles. sizes
12 to o0-3s to a.
SIAcKs-Fomous Sunbor Creose-Resist-
ont cottons. Reg. $500 how----$3.Ss
DENIM MIDDiEs-ExceIIent for beech
ond pIoyweor Sizes 10 to lS. Reg. 1929:
Now ----$2.44
BEACH RoBeS-White and yellow Terry
robes. Loree sizes 40 to 4e. Reg. s.: 99
Now 39.oo
Evening star., 1949-07-27

Bows Wash Suits and Sun Suits.
Reg. $500. Now-------Sl.oo
Boys Suspender Shorts. Reg.
$500, Now
Boys' Cotton Wash Suits. Reg.
$3.50. o.Now-------$!.SS
Broken sizes on the above lots,
4 to s.
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Indictments Expected
Tomorrow in Probe oI
Los Angeles Vice
BY the AssoeIoied Press

LOS ANGELES. July, 27.-The
county grand jury on its fourth
day OF deliberations. Is expected
to return indictments tomorrow in
the police vice psy-off inquiry.
Harry A. Lawson. grand jury
foreman, said the panel was in
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Mems Furnishings

men 3 FuTHtSHtHES
"a Oxford Shirts-White ond plain coors.
REQ. S3e5. Now-----------.Sl:s5
ls Genuine Panoma Hots-Res. 1.5O:
n Summer Cool" White shirts-tine
for business; long sleeves, collar -ottoehed:
Reg. S3.e5. Now-----,--,>]:s
onIy Short Sleeve Knee-lensth Pe-
iomo,-sizes A and 3 only. Reg. So IS.
ko.,
n Knit Grew shirts-Ree. S2.e5. Nov.
$i.95
2s Striped T-shirts-snolI, medium ord
Ioroe. Req. S2.e5. Now-----$1:e5
IS Lostex Swim Trunks-sizes 81, 81 SO:
Req. to S. Now 1928
- Wosh Pant.-Cotton Sizes 30, 81
81, "a, as. Reg. up to S.. Now, Sz.s5
SO White T-shirs-SmoI!, medium ond
loroe. An Extro Special, to close ot- --s5e
Evening star., 1949-07-27
Midsummer Clearance
of
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4-Doubla Breasted All Wool
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tooth weave, brown and grey.
l/38, 2/39, l/4O, regulars.
4-DoubIs = Breasted All = Wool
TropieoIs-In ton-38, 40, AZ,
a. longs.
lz-SirsIe = Breasted All Wool
TropieoIs-Blue - l/4O, l4e;
Grey-l/38, 2/3e. 2/4o, ~,
reauIors. Ton - l/38, 239,
l/4O. reeulors.
Evening star., 1949-07-27

Miss Dee David. former fllm bit
player, and Harry Cooper, a
State appointed bodyguard for
Cohen, are recovering.
Two men, Tony Brancato. "a.
md Anthony Trombino, %, both
'ormerly of Kansas City. are be-
ing held on bookings of suspicion
of attempted murder for further
questioning In the shootings.