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Evening star., 1950-04-14
u. 5. Won't Turn Over
lis Income Tax Files

The Internal Revenue Bureau
has refused to turn over to Prince
Georges County authorities its
file on r. Earle Sheriff. former
county sheriff. who went to jail
this week on income tax evasion
charges.
Sheriff was sentenced Tuesday
In Federal Court, Baltimore, to a
year and a day in prison and was
fined $1,000 for failing to pay
income taxes on $4,000 from
1912 to 1S46.
Government attorneys testified
at his trial that Sheriff had ad-
mitted receiving the money as
protection payoffs" from Wash
ington area gamblers.
Complete Investigation Promised.
Prince Georges authorities had
said a complete investigation" of
this phase of the case would be
made If they were furnished
evidence and testimony of In
ternal Revenue agents.
States Attorney A. Gwynn
Bowie sent urgent" kilograms to
the Internal Revenue Bureau and
the Justice Department asking
their aid.
In a reply to Mr.. Bowie yester-
day, the Revenue Bureau rejected
the request on the ground 1t is
prohibited by law from furnishing
such evidence.
Regret that the basis of your
request does not come within the
statute" the bureaus telegram
said.
Bowie Has No Comment.
Mr.. Bowie said no formal reply
was received from the Justice De-
partment, but a verbal advise
ment'' suggested that he take the
matter UP with Internal Revenue
officials.
Mr.. Bowie would not comment
on the action of the Federal de-
parments. He also refused to in
dicate whether the county would
drop the projected investigation.
That" he declared. "the grand
Jury will decide"
Courthouse observers predicted,
however. that the grand jury will
complete It's work and report to-
day.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Charm Is Philadelphia Word
FOR the Newest in Education

special credits. the board prom
ised.
The ladies who shine in the
charm school classes will be given
special consideration for promo
ton and for increases in salary.
Teachers who successfully COM
plete the courses-taught by fel-
low teachers-will be given one
hour credit towards an increased
salary, the board promised.
The School Board issued a
cordial invitation to teachers to
attend the classes which it for
mally designated Charm School
and School of Personality De-
velopment."
1t promised:
I'VE will present as many hints
as possible of ways and means to
enhance your own charm and
personality. Our voice class will
help you produce a voice that
will attract attention because OF
its resonance"
The men teachers were not in
vited.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Wide World Photo

ut should be an inspiration to all of us that
the surviving victims of the cruelest op-
preston of our time have succeeded in be-
coming pioneers and builders of new
democracy. At the present time the people
of Israel need our help to carry on great
humanitarian activity in the form of an
immigration of hundreds of thousands
"The aid which individual Americans
and our Government give now to the Re-
public of Israel represents an investment in
humanity and also in the future of the ideals
of freedom and peace"
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Senators Due 10 Make
0n-the-Spot Crime
Surveys in Cities
BY the Asseeietsd Press

Senator Kefauver, Democrat, of
Tennessee said today members Of
O proposed Senate crime investi-
CATION committee would visit sew
eral cities to conduct on-the-spot
surveys Of criminal activities.
Senator Kefauver, who is slated
to head the $150.00o inquiry ap-
proved by the Democratic leader
ship. did not identify the cities.
But he has said the investiga-
ton would not "shy away" from
Kansas City. Mo. Republicans
have been urging an investiga-
ton Of conditions there. after the
murder of a Kansas City Demo-
cratic leader. Charles Binaggio.
President Truman told his news
conference yesterday that the
crime problem is NATIONWIDE and
not restricted to Kansas City.
Senator Kefauver told reporters
he agreed with the President.
4U nCCP UkAbtCB Oubs
The Tennessee Senator said he
would do his best to keep politics
out Of the inquiry and stick to
the main job of tracking down
the operations Of crime syndicates
operating in interstate commerce.
He said he expects the committee
to do its travelling during the
summer and fall.
Senator Kefauver has drafted q
new resolution which would place
the investigation in the hands of
a special five-man committee in
stead Of the Senate Judiciary
Committee as originally proposed.
The committee. to be appointed
by Vice President Barkley. would
have until next January 3 to
make its report to the Senate.
Senator Kefauver said a separate
resolution will be drafted to give
the committee authority to hire a
$40, ,000-a-year counsel.
May Delay Vote Till Monday.
Senator Kefauver had hoped to
get Senate approval of the in
vestigation today. But pressure
Of other business. he said. prob
ably will delay a vote until Mon
day.
Republican leaders are prepar-
ing to fight the resolution on the
grounds that the investigation
should be placed with the Ju-
dietary Committee. The top
ranking Republicans want Sena-
tors Ferguson of Michigan and
Donnell of Missouri to have a
place on the investigating COM
mittee. Both are Judiciary Com
nittee members.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Nebraska Student Guilty
In Attack on Girl, 10
BY the Asseeieted Press

LINCOLN. Nebr., April IA
District Court jury yesterday con-
victed David M. Darlington, 19-
year-old University of Nebraska
student. Of assault with intent to
rape.
The jury Of seven women and
five men returned the verdict Is
minutes after receiving the case.
Darlington could be sentenced to
2 to Is years, but the court could
put him on probation. He re-
mains free on $4,000 bond pend
ing appeal.
Darlington Is the first of six
Evening star., 1950-04-14

1T is important to the citizens of the United
States that wherever in the world an effort
is being made to give all the people in any
country human rights and freedom, we
must have share in helping those people
attain their desires.
Il look upon the helping of the people in
Israel laspart of a whole piece of work which
l feel must be spearheaded by the United
States. think that we must give all that we
can to help mitigate the difficulties that any
new state must find in accepting tre-
mendous influx of immigration"
Evening star., 1950-04-14

"The well being of Jew and Christian alike
hangs in the balance in the future of Israel
and | am firmly convinced that out of this
new nation can come great force to safe
guard the peace of the whole world.
"Iurge the widest possible support of the
United Jewish Appeal, for it would be the
greatest tragedy in the world if that small
new state could not survive the economic
and social problems that now confront her
as a result of a record flow of homeless i'm
migrants"
Evening star., 1950-04-14

university students to be tried on
charges growing out of incidents
involving two high school girls.
One testified at Darlington's trial
she was seized, stripped of her
clothing. photographed and sub
jected to attempted rape.
Evening star., 1950-04-14

"A considerable part of the immigration to
Israel represents an urgent rescue program.
1t must be very obvious to all of us that the
work of the United Jewish Appeal is still
related to timetable that may mean life or
death for many innocent human beings. =.
The United Jewish Appeal is cause
which must 60 directly to the heart of the
entire American people. Its mission and its
accomplishments are inseparable compo-
nents Of the blueprint of future in which
all men will be free and equal and all enjoy
peace and security"
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Stuqqers to Run Again

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. April
IA (SpeciaD. - Representative
Staggers. Democrat, of the second
West Virginia district, said yester-
day he would be a candidate for
denomination at the August pri-
mary.
Evening star., 1950-04-14

The Netherlands egg produc-
tion-114.5 million dozen in 1949
is gaining rapidly.
Evening star., 1950-04-14

Matches cost the average Amer
lean about 6 cents a month.
Evening star., 1950-04-14
2HeId in Numbers Case; 6 Others Arrested in Raid

A man and woman were
charged by police yesterday with
conducting gaming activities in
a dry cleaning establishment in
the 1900 block of Eleventh street
NV.
Six others in the place were
charged with disorderly conduct.
1t. Roy Blick of the Vice Squad
Evening star., 1950-04-14

arrested Louis S. Worley, 81. and
Lucy Williams Alexander. 30. COL
ored. both of the 1000 block of NJ
street NV. after they were found
writing numbers and race bets,
according to police reports. Both
were charged with setting up q
gaming table. operating a lottery
and possession of lottery slips.
Evening star., 1950-04-14

needs of more than 500 900 impoverished, op-
pressed Jews who remain in the countries of
Europe and North Africa.
Another most important task of the United
Jewish Appeal during this coming year is the
reception, care and Americanization of -, 5000
refugees who are to be brought to the United
States. The activities of the United Jewish Ap-
peal in this sphere during the past decade have
given many proud, productive American citi-
zens to our country.
These are tasks for free men, everywhere.
Your generosity can insure that they will be
fulfilled in 1850.
JOIN IN THIS HUMANITARIAN CRUSADE. PLEASE
SEND YOUR CHECK TO-DAY.
FRANxLMD. ROOSEVELT, JR., Chairman
Evening star., 1950-04-14

New shipment! All new
styles! Rayon lined! 2
or 3 button models!
Spring patterns! Sizes
"a to 46, regulars, longs
and shorts, but not in
every size!
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

In the early part of last week
good catches were reported for
both lake and stream fishing when
the water temperatures rose to
the top sos but heavy rains and
high water brought quick end
to the fishing generally through
out the state. HA
Heaviest rainfall was reported
for the northern half of the state.
Fishermen at Beaver Creek in
Columbia and Mahoning counties
averaged 1.6 fish per hour. The
catch was made up of 37ed suck
ers, 2% bass, 1870 crappies, 2%
hullheads and 46T miscellaneous.
Worms and doughballs was the
principal, bait used.
Shade river in Athens and Meigs
counties produced IL fish per
hour for each fisherman and they
included $40 crappies, 20% chan
mel cats, So largemouth bass and
SO, smallmouth.
Indian Lake fishermen averaged
l fish per hour. Bass made up
62R of the catch, perch 20T6.
crappies only.s4%. Minnows,
worms and teaches was the most
popular bait.
Fishermen at Mosquito Creek
Reservoir in Trumbull county sv-
eraged SO fish per hour. Bull
heads made up 56es of the catch,
carp, 379e, bass 2R and crappies,
AZ. ~ 4.
Fishing at Buckeye Lake which
lead all .fakes-for fishing for the
preceding two weeks dropped to
g fish per hour. Seventy percent
of the catch was yellow perch. All
other lake stream reports show
that fishermen averaged less than
one fish per hour.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
JOLLY RANGERS -

The second meeting of The Jolly
Rangers Jr. was held at Mid
way School. We are going to learn
to make sandwiches, salads, and
cold drinks this year. The meet
ing was called to order by our
president. We discussed dues and
decided to meet on Thursdays at
two o'clock. We now have 9 mem
bers. Our leaders are Mrs. Pud-
din and Mrs.. Mccormack.
!. Brenda Dorm,
News Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
To Meet
Milford Center
In Tournament

S2pt. j.. J. Hartley, Jacob Won
Kanel, principal, Darwin Keye,
James Bowlus, and Eugene Win
ters coaches of London Hign
school, attended dinner meeting
of the Central District Ohio. High
School Athletic Association at the
Willard Restaurant, Columbus
Wednesday evening. ,
{. Drawings for the Class B base
ball tournament were a part of
the business at the meeting. Lon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
April Rains Hit.
Ohio Fishing

Cold weather cheated Ohio lish-
ermen out of heavy stringcrs
throughout April but anglers are
waiting patiently with weil-loaded
tackle boxes and minnow buckets.
During the first three weeks Of
April, water temperatures in most
parts of the state remained below
so degrees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

Combine chicken, milk, rice, cell
cry, parsley, onion and seasoning.
Mix thoroughly. Pack into CREASED
custard cups. Bake at 375 degrees
for 80 minutes. Heat soup and
milk and serve over chicken
mounds. Makes 6 servings.
Goldenrod Asparagus Salad
Cut off whites lengthwise from
opposite sides of hard-cooked
eggs. Then cut each egg in three
lengthwise slices. Remove yolks
and force through a sieve. Put
asparagus tips through each
oval ring Of egg white and place
on watercress. Garnish with egg
yolk and sprinkle with paprika.
Serve with French dressing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

the state finals at Roosevelt Jr
High School, Springfield. Thir-
teen other schools of &C rating
participated in the intramural
event.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

don will play Milfard Center Fri
day at a place to be designated
later.
Questions relative to the Class
B baseball tournament were also
discussed.
Dewey II. 3cnyer, director Of
Harding High School, Marion,
former member of the faculty of
the London High school. is vice
rSesident of the Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
Plain City Band
Awarded First

The Plain City High !, school
band, under the direction of AL
phonse Cincione was awarded first
place among Class &C bands in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

"Chicken every Sunday" - but
what to do with leftovers on
Monday! These easy-to-make in
dividual casseroles are just the
answer to that question and they
make leftovers look like party
food.
Individual Chicken Casseroles
2 c. diced. cooked chicken
" C. milk
G. cooked rice
N C. finely chopped celery
Tbsp. minced parsley
Tbsp. grated onion
tsp. curry powder
Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
can condensed mushroom soup
" C. milk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

No. 1920. Doc ), Page 215. Har-
vey h. Edwards. Probate Judge CT
said County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

Women first achieved scft "ai
in the state of Wyoming.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT --Es-
tate of Paul Jones Deceased
George l.. Jones. London. Ohio. r.
3 has been duly appointed and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05

qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Paul Jones late of Mad ,
ison County. Ohio. deceased. Dated
this END DAY of April A. ID. 1850.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER l947 2-door; spotless
maroon finish; clean interior; 10
miles on rebuilt engine; guaranteed:
only S995, 1895 down, ROYAL
s5do s5d dealer Is Kennedy St NV, TU'
sTGDEBAKER 194s Champion Regal
de luxe convertible; see this style,
leader; eauipped with motor. and
weather climatiser and defroster
Enjoy. as thousands have. Butler S
endcient and courteous service;
21,595; save by low-rate bank
fnancins: ma n,,a 3.day yr. driving trial, 80.
BUTLER, INC. 1871 3Ist st. NV,
DI. OHIO. Open til pm. 80
STUDEBAKER 40 sedan; equipped;
quality car; $685., $3.50 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sALERs' IJaa' 1871 Bladensbure rd;, Ii.
sIUpGBAKER 1s47 2-dr. and 4:dr j..
PoLITAN MOTORS. N. Y. ave. sno
sgIa6s BglIaa6snsenWrg 1 Y r, I'd; ~ ,
fSSs IL n5$5ag S$5 + y ~ SsSs Il;
sTUDEBAkER 1850 Champion o de
luxe 4-dr.. 10 miles. Climatizer,
oyerdrive and other extras, 81 ,695;
S395 down, balance through our
eank 6n s,C6 SOLE d MOTOR MO & =. TRAILER IT
ewes. till 10 pm 10
STUDEBAKER 1947 Landcruiser sed;
r; and h., cd. this car is real clean
terms; s1. w6 5ELh i5oo oMofoks. SOLO Wis. IS
STUDEBAKER I941 A-door sedan; r.
and h.. cd, very clean; $295; SlOO
down or your car in trade; guaran-
Sunday. KENlLWORTH AUTO CO,
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne, VI. ALL.
STuDEBAKER '3s sedan; S194, S94
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WH2LEsALERs, W JJaS 1881 Bladensburs
sTUDEBAKER Champion late as A.
door, Regal de luxe; overdrive; Gil
matizer; 10000 mi; excel. cond';
owner; $1,250. Phone AL. 2376.
sTUDEBAKER '4s Landcru,ser Com
mander 4-dr;; gray, fully equip.
Ing oVerdr This 1eowneq aaa fasnssy- mmas
S1,595, orig. cost over $4,000, low
down payment, bank financing avail.
NORRIS & HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave.
70 3 Vi BE as soI6 267a ar PUBLIC AUcIioN C1s
LOAN CORP, 1928 Ga. ave, Sill
vertible 4-dr.; 1910 Chevrolet 2-dr. !;
1887 Pontiac 4-dr.
HELLO YOUNG FELLA. Here is your
sopnd sap 1879 t5ar.1 Ghevy S,oo 2-dT; w. hd, good
need y cars If 2-0oSR
Evening star., 1950-02-18
STATION WAGONS

PLYMOUTH 1949 station wagon;
brand new, beautiful beige color
List price. S2,50S.s5; selling price,
S2,l95.. New-car warranty. Hurry.
hurry' il you are looking for a real
nuy, See Mr.: Bodine, RANDALL
MOIoHS, INC, Chrysler-Plymouth
1900.
SUCK 1874 Special; r. and h.; new
tlres; front end recently overha auled;
@ood Al cond.: sacrifice for quick
SAFE; S495. Call RA. 42O6. -I9
Evening star., 1950-02-18

1919 GLIDER, 80 #, bedrooms
shower, g #. rfer., sleep s, lot So
HAMS POINT TRAILER PARK.
AMERICAN TRAILER, e5 #, is4s
model Used a mos, INQUIRE Lot
29. WASH. TOURIST PIX, Hams PIT
sAvoRY barbecued chicken, shish.
kabob, charcoal broiled steaks and
gracious living can be yours in this
luxurious and unique ,25x11 it. de
nii IHTe ad additlon with indoor barbecue
Village, Alexsndrisa, Va. sirss ss,o6o NNSiiel el
best offer over. See it out Of
curiosity. You will buy. Terms.
1917 TRAvELITE. 81 it., cleo INV
good cond.; $4,000. i22o0 DeweS
,dd.. Viers Mill Village, Silver Spring
4 REAL BuY-1s41 Alhma Ias nous.
dr%alser; % can Dc seen any time, Sat
55ssla; 5sl; small mo. payments Fairfaa
1918 TGossHEN-s1-ft. shower Mlf no,
Tater' A. B., gas range, Frigidaire
aaEaaia! TEu dolly; like new. Call HI
BIGGEsT TRAILER COACH eve,
shown here. 1850 Pontiac Chief
4O-ft trailer home; 40 feet of lux
urlous living. Now you can actually
room as the average 2-bedrm. apt.
l3-ft. lily. rm., : bedrms.. modern
KIT. and bath, with house-type
plumbing. Also the thinner line
with diagonal design in many 1850
trallers at attractive prices and
terms. See Mr.. Happel or Mr.. Ladd,
2lMMER TRAILER SALES, U. s.
Route !, 4l3 miles south of Alex
anoria' next to Loew's Drive-in The
~ AMERICAN. 25-ft.; compl. EQUIP,
DAVID BRADLEY-All-steel body,
! IT.. by. s ft., 1H-ton capacity
rack; new condition; $3.50. Phone
FA. 03l4. 1os
Evening star., 1950-02-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

NTERNATIONAL 194s K-B 6, with
Hell: 9-cu. yd. garbage, cinder and
trash "Collectopak" body; new ap-
pearance. mechinical condition of
body and truck guaranteed, rubber
good: sargain for quick sale. We
Oronocco st., Alex, Va. ov. 1900.
TRAILER, 2s-tt. Trailmobile, 1s4e;
rear and side doors; like new; rea-
sonable. DE. 1920. 81
CHEVROLET 194S Good Humor type,
ice cream truck; lge. capacity. Call
GE; 55SS, after 7 pm. 10
WHITE 1887 bus; fitted as mobile
market; sacrifice; FA. 1122. --19
e 60 sso5aqsefd soo T. .ss SHERIFF ui MoT0S y695
FORD MODEL A 1Ha-ton; 2 new tires.
good running condition.; S75 or best
offer. Call GIL. S056. 19s
DODGE 1912 Army station wagon;
S225; perfect cond. with newly over
hauled motog asgo Call Gil. 5591 or
ers Service Station, 961l Georgia
FORD 1s4s pickup; steel racks;
Blair rd. NV. RA. 1888. -24
40 Dodge h-panel, green; in TOP
condition for years of " seryD rv
'ss Diamond T 1h-ton van; SSsS idesl
for furniture, horses, etc; good
rubber; engine in top condi-
BMoNDs MOTORS, INC. eS'0
Arl.. Va. cH. 1900. Dir. 80.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

40 FORD Custom s Tudor; black
WV. tires. seat covers. NJ A. heater
one owner. excellent condition.
ONLY S1,345
Arlington Motor Co.
1917 No. Moore St.. Arl.. Va. :
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BUSES FOR SALE

BUS, Dodge 1888 20-passenger; ir
storage, 4 years actual mileage
1882 miles, new tires, excellent
condition. Call Gil. S056. -19'
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REAL ESTATE LOANS (cont, J

MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4Ha-5T. No
HILL co. S04 18th St NV
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. G.
resids. or will buy prop. for cash
TRUSTS, 1st, end and 3rd Md, Va,
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. 905 N. Y ave. NV. RE. 1919
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust: reas. discounts. MR..
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. 1st anc
End trust. No red tape. Quick serv.
ice. HENRY. SALUS. estab 1924
MA 1852 l104 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1950-02-18

TRAILER BARGAIN
Al Elear, , rms, dble. bed trailer,
newly painted inside and out with
new new Top; must sell. $3.50 cash.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-I949
Chevrolet vans, stakes. panels and
pickups for hire by day, wk. or con-
sIaet; saft; puJBLIc SERVICE DRIV;UR-
ONE DUMP TRUCK, 2h tons and
driver for hire. Anywhere, call MI.
lo9- l9s
VAN TRUCKS, any size Job; prompt
service; reaS.; local or long dis
ttance. TIA. 2937; after pm, GE.
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES FOR SALE

MODERN GARAGE with adj. parking
lots. now leased for S12, 900 per yr.;
priced under, Reproduction cost for
quick sale: less than $4,000 cash
REQUIRED. Box 409-T, Star. 80
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LOOK

LOOh
,4S Chevrolet 2-dr., heater --- 500
- Bulck for, r. and h. 1 90
'47 Dodge 4-dr, r. and h. 99
~ Plymouth 4-dr.. r. and h. 81
~ Hudson conv.. l. and h 81.
~ Chev. Aero sedan 90
4S Ford Fordor, r and h., VS. so
40 Hudson 4-dr. 50
~ Ford Fordor. heater, VS. sai
OldS 4-dr. "9S" - 40
'42 Nash 4-dr. 10
Low Down Payments, Easy Terms
KENNY MOTOR SALES
$500 Blad. Rd, NE. Ii. 4-9455
-
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All advertisements offerino
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetuol selling price Of cor.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
GARAGES FOR RENT
IRAIlERS EoR SALE

BRICK GARAGE, paved alley. $500
pix. kllbourne pl. NV; 81 per mo
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR EXHIBIT
AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
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DODGE 1910 Q door sedan; r. and h.,
original finish, perfect grill, clean
solid body, new seat covers, door
panels, carpets, mats, etc, mo-
tor and clutch Job Dec. 1919; pur-
chased new. Aug. 8, 1910 as title
shows; 1855, terms. Owner, ewes.
and Sun, Sligo 1877.
DODGE 1888 door sedan: new heat
er, radio. new tires. motor in good
condition; S19S cash vi, 6449,
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and runs
ROPER" !"

ly"
'ordor sedan;
lean appear
mech. cond.,
r best offer.
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FOED 1946 Fordor super de luxe;
the 100-horse power economical s.
cylinder engine; re-conditione ed
throughout the Butler way; S795;
save by low-rate bank financing
3-day driving trial. 30-day guaran-
tee. Butler Bonded Cars Make
Good or We Do" LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, 1l2l 2lst st. NV, DI. O1lO,
Evening star., 1950-10-26
HOSieru

Ill Full-fashioned Sheer Nylons. broken
sizes, colors as is ------ 2 prs. S1.00
127-S1.15-$150 Sheer Nylons, size long,
discontinued colors and styles - 39c
102 Irreg. of S1.95 Frame Heel Nylons.
51-gauge super sheers, broken sizes, colors,
89c
1873 Imperfects Of $10O No Seam Sheer
Nyions, broken sizes -----------2 prs. S1.00
204-39c Misses and Children's Ankle
Socks, cotton, some soiled - 15c
2S2 Imperfects of s1.50 Nylons, 51-gauge,
famous name), broken colors, sizes s---79c
215-25c Cotton Foot Socks -10c
Kann's-Street Floor
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Notions


60-49c Metal Trouser Hangers, 4 to set, 25c
36-S1.00 Plastic House Aprsns, bib style,
7Sc
2-$1.49 Fibre Hat Boxes, 79c plus 20P6 tax
$500 to $1.00 Plastic Appliance Covers,
19c
30-S1.0O Chair Cushions, red and blue
28-S1.00 Al-Purpose Lap Boards -69c
150-20c to 35c Cotton Twill Tape, white
and black. Roll
40 Irreg. Of S1.69 to $1.9S Plastic Garment
Bags, hold four suits Soc
30-S2.98 Twelve-pocket Shoe Bags, pink
stripe s.. 80
20-55c Metal Skirt Hangers with rubber
tips 29c
12-S2.00 Sewing Boxes, fibre board with
26-S2.98 Open Shoe Cabinets, wooden
frame, paper covered $189
28-S1.49 Individual Ladies' Suit Bags,
plastic, pink only $50
30-S1.69 Panty Girdles; two-way stretch,
small and medium, some with extra crotch,
69c
Kann's-Street Floor