TRIBUNE : JULY 24. 1938.~ t

CHICAGO SU.rJDAY

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BRITI H TO TRAIHUGE ORCE OFE ERV ILOT

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Open Their

Summer Sale TomOrrO\AT

wi th Many Extraordinaryand Important Bargai s

list of 'Do's' and 'Don'ts'Is Compiled.

Will Boost Plane Outputto 25,000 Yearly.

BY SAM BREWER. BY DONALD DAY.[Chicago 'TribunePress Service.] [Chicago Tribune Press Serviee.]

LOND0N, July 23.-Plans for a RIG A, Latvia, July 23.-Williamhuge civilian air reserve with gov- "Zack" Foster, president; Earl Brow-ernment subsidized training were an- del', general secretary, and othernounced tonight by Sir Kingsley members of the American branch ofWood, secretary of state for air and the communist party have receivedpresident of the air council. Simul- detailed instructions from the IKKItaneously it was revealed that Br it- [executive committee of the com-ain hopes to speed up airplane pro- munist Internationale] on how toduction within two years to 25,000 make speeches which will not lay themplanes yearly. At present production (Associated Press Wir3photo.1 open to charge of being Trotzkyists.is estimated at 3,000 a year. Dixie Dunbar and Johnny Downs The" model speech," as outlined byThe full 25,000probably will not be of the movies demonstrate the Zacharias Manullski, one of the six

utilized when production is achieved, I I E secretaries of the communist Inter-" "California or re and, ast orbut by producing abcut half that nationale, should begin with a dis-West?" step from the new dancemany in peace time the British be- cussion of the economic crisis in theoriginated after Douglas Corrigan'slieve they can double production im- United States, which, he says, is pre-" mistake" flight over the Atlantic. ldmediately when required. paring the way for a new wor war.The first planes are coming from New York, July 23.-[Special.l-A Then, after elaborating upon the war

"shadow factories" and six more young woman walked into the Rocke. in Spain and China, Red orators aresuch plants are under construction. feller plaza offices of the American told to arouse enthusiasm of their

audiences over Moscow's proposal 1ioMen and Women May Fly. Airlines today and asked the mana- destroy Fascist dictatorships and to

The proposed air reserve, to be gel', William Burt, to help her mail a wind up by talking about world revo-known as the "civil air guard," will letter to "Douglas Gorce Corrigan." Iution.be open to any roan or woman be- Before the office manager could Cites Source of Material.tween 18 to 50 years of age. Flying frame a question about the intrepid Tl test f ter i If'instructions will be provided at a . .. . .. 'te sa est source a ma er'ra 01

50 h . ocean flyer who will jom this all' Iine Red orators Manuilski says is thecost of 60 cents to $2. an our, m- I"stead of the present charge of from when he gets b~c~ from Ireland, the Moscow Pravda. Any or~tor, he says$7.50 to $10. YO.~n..glady was [oined by a man: "sh?uld be able to obtam facts suf·Members are not to be listed in I m M:S. Ha.:ry Gorc~ <?or:lga.n, ficlen~ for ~ lengthy s~eech from l':

an actual government force, but she expla~~ed, and he, mdlcatm,g fortmght's l~sue of thl~ paper. IfthY '11' ent to volun the man, • ISmy husband and Doug's the Pravda IS not obtainable, theney WI sign an agreem - , ..teer in any national emergency. brother.' . the official commumst newspapersAmateur :flying clubs thro~ghout Between theID:they ~xplame~ they abroad ~ho~ld be us~d. .h t ·11b b .di d' had been spending their vacation m Manuilski e s p e CIa 11y Instructstt e cofun r

ty :W~ ethsu ~I'llze Indret- Nova Scotia and wanted to expedite American and other orators to be

urn or rammg e CIVI guar a . . f 1 tt lId t th . 't mailing a a e er to re an 0 • e careful about predicting anotherlow cos. man who :flew the Atlantic "by rms- world depression as a result of the

Londonderry to Head Reserve. take." Because of their absence they present crisis in America. It is quiteThe marquess of Londonderry, for- had just learned of the flight, possible there will not be another

mer air secretary, will be the chief of Harry Corrigan, whose middle name depression, and Dictator Stalin alsothe new reserve. He will have four [pronounced Gross] is the same as warns against hasty prophecies, heassistants. Two will represent the his brother Douglas', is employed as writes.flying clubs, one will be a woman, and an engineer at the Glenn L. Martin In discussing America, speakersone will represent Scotland. airplane plant in Baltimore-largely should obtain some striking statts-To qualify the clubs must agree to because of Douglas. Douglas helped tics and figures about the steel in-

take not less than twelve civil guards pay his brother's way through the dustry, unemployment and fall infor training. The total cost of learn- University of Caltfornsa, value of securities, Manuilski says.ing is estimated at $11. The clubs 'Varns Against Pessimism.must agree not to charge the guards Manuilski warns communist oratorsmore than $2.50 an hour.. 2 U. S. Physicians Among abroad not to permit pessimism toIn return the clubs :WIll get $250 enter their addresses. They must de.

an hour up to a ma:nmum of ten 14 Killed in Plane Crash velop their hearers' hopes that thehours a year for the flying d~m~by the WARSAW, July 23.-[U. P.l-The world revolution is just around themembers after they get their lIcenses. Lot Air company said today that two corner and end with a crescendo ofThe license subsidy ~ill be only $150 American physicians were killed yes. praise for the soviet government,11 me~bers are trained to handle terday in the crash of a Lot company eulogizing the soviet elections as theonly Iight planes. airliner near Stulpica, Rumania. One most democratic in the world, hailing

of the Americans was described as Stalin as the "light of the world"Lemuel Caro, New Rochelle, N. Y., a and" the fourth wise man" who haswell known amateur flyer, and the been sent to help humanity. Theother passengers and four members of other three are Marx, Engels, and'the crew were killed. Lenin.

Seven Floors of QuolitvFurni.ture and a Famous

Bargain Basement.

Example No. 1From a prominent Grana. Rapidsmaker, now in liquidation, Colby'shave purchased and offer thishandsome French group-shapedfront Dresser, richly carved andgilded mirror. Choice of Satin-wood and Enamel or French Wal-nut and Enamel.

3 pieces as illustrated,$350 value, now $179.50

4 pieces with Twin Beds,$420 value, now $229.50

Other groups $99.50, $139.50, $225upwards to $2500.00

Exampl No.2

Bed oom Group (2nd Flo r)

Salego

4 Pieces SolidWalnut,French Design _.$240

3 Pieces Chippendale, AllMahogany, RichlyCarved$270

4 Swedish Modern, PrimaVera $195

3 Pieces Louis XVIAspen-wood $221

4 Pieces Mahogany Inlaid. $2954 Pieces Louis XVI $2934 Pieces Louis XVI. _.$6757 Pieces Antique Walnut. .$7804 Pieces Antique Walnut .. $1360

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139. 0

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169. 0159.50199.50394.00449.50495.00

Handsome Odd Beds left from suites nowin Our Basement: Directorie,Empire,Chip-pendale, Louis XVI, in Rosewood, Ma-hogany, Fruitwood and Enamel. $3975Values $90 to $135-Now .

BROTHER SLAYSPAROLEE; TELLSOF DEATH THREAT

Example No.3De Luxe Upholster d Da

(4th Floor)

Fine Hair and Down construction; verybeautiful Covers, and Period Reproduc-tion Frames-Louis XVI, Louis XV, Hep-plewhite, Chippendale, English ClubModels. Values from $235to $18950$275-Now .

Other Sale Sofas$119--$129--$149 and upvvard

Thomas F. O'Rourke, 25 years old,a paroled convict, was shot to deathearly today by his brother, Leo, 20,of 1659 South Ashland avenue, In aprairie at 61st street and Ashlandavenue.The two had been drinking. On the

way home, according to Leo, Thomasdrew a knife and said, "I'm going tokill the old man." He referred to hisfather, John O'Rourke, 54, of 1650West 61st street. The father had putThomas out of his home two weeksago as a trouble maker. Since thenThomas had been living with Leo atthe Ashland avenue address.Fearful that Thomas would carry

out his threat, Leo fired twice. Onebullet strck Thomas in the chest. Leowas arrested by Sergt. Jerome Me-Grath of the Chicago Lawn station.He explained possession of the revel-vel' by saying he had discovered itduring the day in his brother's coat,and had taken it away quietly to pre-vent his brother from getting intotrouble with it. Thomas was original·ly sentenced to Pontiac reformatoryfor robbery.--------

Example No. 4:Dining Room Group

Mahogany Breakfront Cabinet$175.00 Value, Now $79.506 ft. 6 in. high, nearly 4 ft. wide, veryhandsome Georgian cornice and carveddetail.Many other splendid Breakfront Cabinets.

Young People will find in this salemany important savings.Open a budget account. Furnitureheld for later delivery.

Style Wood PiIces Regular Sal~Chippendale .. Mahogany: 8.. $300 $149.50Hepplewhite .. Mahogany 8.. $556 $299.50Louis XVI. Walnut 9.. $341 $229.50Hepplewhite .. Mahogany 8.. $303 $239.00Provincial. ...• Oak .....•..•• 12.. $1022 $495.00Hepplewhite .. Mahogany .... 8.. $189 $129.50Modem Blonde Mahog .10, .$1250 $495.00Duncan Phyfe.Mahogany: 10.. $630 $349.50Imported ..•.•. Walnut 1l .. $3300$1975.00Louis XV Walnut 12.. $5500$2975.00

\ .. c.'"'lHere .are .the great~t §:a;~1we've ~een .able tooffer III years ... f~r af~;91lr fur prices are -defi-nitely lower this Augp.st. J~tu'll find the famouscouturieres' smartest i¥s:pi~~i.;l~nsin this preview ofnext Fall's and Wintf.r"8X~~~t distinctive styles.The :flattering smaller'[ cdIlars\. .. intriguing' bellsleeves ... slenderiz,ing;t*x~do-3~lll~S• ,•• and manyother interesting new .siyl~/ aJJ.~'sijhouette details.And, of course, every :{;O~t.J~~;~p:~~kedby our 78-year reputation for df'peti(l.bl~~jquality. Just afew of the value higP:ligl#~ fr~in this great saleare listed below. C:';' :,..

A reasonable dep~i~it~~'lds your purchasein Free Cold St;~rl1;$iifur fall delivery.

Blocked Lapin 54~·§tbapanese Min:k Sides."115Krimmer Dyed Lamb. 49 .il Silver Muskrat '-•• ~." 125heared Tiger Cat.... 50·"" [atura] Fitch •••.•• 125Persian Curl Karakul.. 8 Kolinsky Dyed Fitch. 185• Laskin l'r1outon" Dyed Tipped Skunk Coats. 195Lamb .....••..••. 95 Black Persian Paw.. 19a

Baby :Beaver Dyed Beaver Trimmedapin •........... 95 Ocelot ..•.••.••• 200

Mendoza Beaver Dyed Black, Karakul. SilverLamb ..........•• 99 Fox •.. , ...•... , 200

Black Kid Karacul .••. lIS afari Alaska Seal.. 250:lole ..• , .......••.. 115 American Mink..... 695Persian Lamb Dyed Krimmer ..............•. $99.$135(;~muine Persian Lamb .....•.•. $250.5275.$315.$365Hudson Seal Dyed Muskrat •..• $ 59.$189.$200 ••$225"Bondura," Finest New Zealand Buck Black Coney .••• $110

• Accordin, to the Federal Trade Commission thisfur which has been sold as Persian Lamb must beJgold noW by it:r true n"me~ which ia Krimmer.

GARAGE OWNERSLUGGED; BLAMELABOR TROUBLE

Hines pickets aremade of long-lasr-ing western cedarwith gracefullyshaped gothic headsand eased edges,and are the mostoutstanding val uein Chicago!

LIVING ROOM SAMPLES AT GREAT REDUCTIONSArnold Hollan, 20 years old, 4642

North St. Louis avenue, part ownerof the Holly-Way garage, 5656Broad-way, was slugged by two hoodlums inthe garage last night. He was givenfirst aid at the Edgewater hospital.Hollan told police that the sluggers

entered the garage, posing as prospec-tive customers. Then without warn-ing, he said, one beat him with thebutt of a revolver and the other struckhim with a blackjack.Both he and Bernard Matheson, 35,

his part n e l' and brother-in-law,charged the attack was motivated byunion trouble. Matheson said thatthey formerly were members of local727, the Chicago Garage Owners' as-sociation. They dropped out a fewmonths ago. Since then, he said, theirgarage has been picketed three times.The pickets were called off only afterthey had paid so-called fines to theassociation, he asserted. Recentlythey wished to hire a new man, but,he charged, the union refused to letthem do so.

3 Floors Devofed to Living If. m furniture. H""drecb of Jerrgain,

$344 Pine Sec ret a r y, GeorgianDesign; Mirror Door $172.00

$369 English Club Style Sofa-Large and Luxurious .... . .. 249.50

$132 Blonde Mahogany Do ubI ePedestal Desk, leather top.. 69.50

$47.50 Pembrooke Table, ric h lyinlaid 29.75

$28.50 Chippendale AllMahoganyEnd Table ..... __.. . .. .. . . . 1 .75

$225 Chinese Black Lacquer Cabi-net Bookcase ]4 . 0

$175 Imported Sofa Table, OldWorld Mahogany 99.50

$115 Pillow Back Easy Chair, KidMohair; mothproof 6. 0

COMPLETE MATERIALFOR 50 FOOT FENCE Another Hines value

made possible by carloadbuying! One hundred 4"x3'6" cedar pickets, seven4"x7' round, straight cedarposts and selected2x4's-all the material for thesmartest looking fence youever saw- only $13.95!

9$COLBY'S FAMOUS BASEMENT BARGAINS

Odd pieces from our upper floors and from America's best factories, offered at a Ircction of their'Worth.AVAILABLE IN 6 DIFFERENT SIZE $62.50All-Mahogany Chippendale $ 70.00 to $85.00Mahogany China

Beds 29.75 Closets . _. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 39.75$42.50Duncan Phyfe Sleigh Type $ 17.00to $25.00 Odd Mirrors; all

Beds 19.75 woods 9.75$42.50 to $67.50 Linen and Chintz $ 90.00 to $135.00 Odd Bureau

Covered Wing and E as y Bases in Mahogany, wal-Arm Chairs.............. 29.75 nut and Enamel 39.75

$22.00 to $28.50Fine Odd Mahog- $150.00Davenport, Green Velvet,any Tables 14.75 Carved Mahogany Frame. 9 . 0

Over 500 Odd Pieces to Select Fr m-Also Sample Suites

(Priced complete material SO foot fence)

3"x3'O" Pickets .•• $13.75 4"x3'0" Pickets ..• $12.953"x3'6" Pickets .•• $14.15 4"x3'6" Pickets ••• $13.953"x4'0" Pickets ••• $15.75 4"x4'0" Pickets •.• $14.95(125 3" Pickets in 50 teet) (100 4" Pickets in 50 feet)CASH

For Your Old

I Top I ISince 'IMa~ket DIAMONDS 1867Proce---- -When You Sell Your

DIAMONDS A SPLENDID BEDDING VALUE-COLBY'S SAVOY

MAIN yARD ••••••••• 2431 South Wolcott Street ••••••••••••••• Canal 0349DOWNTOWN • • • • • • • •• 1168 North Halsted Street .••••••••••.• Diversey 580563D STREET......... 4625 West 63rd Street. " ••.•••••••• Portsmouth 8300ARCHER AVENUE ••••• 5245 :Archer Avenue •• " .•••••....•• Lafayette 7820CICERO .•.•. , •.. , . .• 4901 West 25th Place • •• Crawford 5400 ..•• Cicero 5400GARFIELD •• • • • • • • • •• 4658 West Roosevelt Road Austin 3600 •.••.•• Cicero 133AUSTIN • • • . • • • • •.• • •• 355 North Lavergne Ave.. Austin 0022 •••••• Euclid 2441RIVER FOREST....... 7820 Madison Street. . •• •.••..... • ••.. Forest 2320MELROSE PARK....... 2000 Main Street. . . • •• Melrose Park 730 • Maywood 7800LA GRANGE . . . . . . . •• 511 East Cossitt Street •• ' 1 ........•• La Grange 3003DU PAGE COUNTY. . •• 127 Monterey Avenue. •• • ..•..••.••• Villa Park 1144NORTH SIDE. . . • . . . •• Lincoln Avenue at Grace. . .••••....• , Lake View 0926IRVING-INDEPENDENCE 3900 North Pulaski Road . Pensacola 0300 ••. Kildare 3272ROSEHILL-EDGEWATER 1834 Balmoral Avenue .•. , •....•••• Longbeach 4212JEFFERSON PARK .•.•• 5140 Milwaukee Avenue. • .••.•..•••• Pensacola 8300PARK RIDGE. . . • . . • •• 612 West Touhy Avenue.. . .....•..••.• Park Ridge 15EVANSTON .....••••• 1613 Church Street ••• , Untversity 0041.Rogers Park 8270MEARS· EVANSTON • • •• 119 Chicago Avenue •••••.••••••...• University 3950HIGHLAND PARi:: .. ,.. 219 Oakwood Avenue .•• I ••••••••• Highland Park 3720GLENVIEW •....•..... 1867 Prairie, m.R.R.Depot •.•••••••••.••• Glenview 4

'Repair, remodel or restyle your'urs now at August ale prices

BE SURE YOU CHOOSE AN OLDESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE

JEWELRY HOUSE

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Full Inner Spring Mattress in beautiful woven stripedticking-blue, orchid or green-20g coil spring unit,with sisal and layer felt upholstering-pre-built sup-porting and ventilating side panels.Genuine Hand-Tied 64 Coil Unit Upholstered BoxSpring to match. Price for Set of Box Spring andMattress. Choice of either full or twin 39.75size. Special at .

Other Sets at $49.50and $59.50

Colby's Evanston Store, 620 Church Street, Is Open Monday Evenings

KIRCHBERG WILL PAY YOUA HIGH CASH PRICE

CASH for OLD GOLDSERVING CHICAGO FOR 71 YEARS

RA,l DOLPH AT WABASH- OUTHEAST CORNER •KIRCHBERG'S

106 N. STATE ST.I Door South Roosevelt Theater

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