El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 3

Page ISL PASO JIERALD-POST Golden Smiles COURT ADMITS MONOPOLYPLEA Complaint Against Mellons Will Be Examined By Claims Tribunal Tuesday Nov 11KV1 STUDENTS WILL LEARN TO VALUE NATION'S HOMES First Group of 300 Due To Arrive at Capital Monday For Instruction there ms never a year whett woolens were as smart and such good buys as now! NEW FALL WOOLENS YARD Are Outstanding Values at This Price! Whether for Dresses Suits or Coats If you have an original turn of mind and also a gift for design youwill revel In the possibilities offered in tliis remarkable selection of fine woolen fabrics You can plan dresses suits and even coats to your heart's contentl All wool dress fabrics include plain colors plaids checks stripes and plain tweed effects For suits and coats are backet weeves boucles plain coatings tree bark weaves and tweeds Black and a wide assortment of smartest fad colors 'T'O -J'sfV i i ScrfjtpWawsnf tMNi Wirt WASHINGTON Nov Overruling objections by attorneys for the Aluminum Co of America the 8 court of claims has formally admitted for consideration the contention of Justice department attorneys that the Mellon-controlled corporation "Is a monopoly" The allegation viewed as Important because of the current antitrust Investigation Is contained In the government's amended counterclaim for $1540473 in alleged overcharges for aluminum furnished during the World war Opjxwed to this Is the company's claim for approximately $600000 for alumlnufn furnished since the war Payment of this amount has been held up by Comptroller aeneral Mc-Carl pending the settlement of the war overcharge litigation The monopoly charge is signed by George Sweeney assistant attorney general and Robert Anderson Justlco deprtment attorney It waa presented for filing several weeks ago The company objected on the ground thnt It Introduced a new element into the case The government's claim sets out that the Aluminum Co Is "the sole producer and only source of supply of virgin aluminum In the United States" and that "said company Is a monopoly and owns and controls numerous subsidiary companies affiliated and associated by and through stock either in whole or in part interlocking directorates leases and other Instrumentalities Incident to trade and commerce" if 1 -i v'- -VJ 1 1 1 1 i -h THIRD FLOOR SCTfppM-lloH'iird tniMrit WASHINGTON Nov hundred mm successful In qualify Inc examinations held In their home states will arrive here Monday as students in the federal housing ad ministration's first school for prop erty appraisers A two weeks' intensive course wKl be directed by Frederick Bab rock former University of Michigan professor and present chief appraiser for the F1IA On conclusion the "graduates" will provide a field organization which immediately can into operation the machinery necessary to carry out titles XX and XIX of the na ttonsl housing act The "graduate" appraisers will re celve from $1440 to $6000 a year and will be assigned to the 01 under writing offices to be ffttabllshed throughout the country by the F1IA Their selection according to Babcock will be made wholly on a basis of competence and experience and without reference to political affiliations Second In January A second school will be held In January to provide additional per sonnet as the mutual mortgage In surance plan of the government Is expanded Duties of the appraisers will be two-fold First they will be required to value properties submitted for in surance and second they wUl "rate mortgages in accordance with the Investment hazard for the purpose of Insurance classification The property valuation procedure will follow a specific outline provided by the FHA although Babcock points out that the- factors which Influence the value of homes are of such Intangible character that the appraiser' Judgment mutt necessarily constitute an essential pari of the program Earnings figured The FI I A appraisers will be In structcd to value homes on a basts not only of real worth but also oa the earning capacity of the owner the design of the house the section of town in which it Is located and the re-sale value Rating the loans -will be of equal Importance Mortgages will be segregated Into groups according to their investment quality so that the cost of Insurance will vary In accordance with the risk Involved Mortgage lending institutions which submit loans for insurance will make their own Investigations and appraisals prior to submission to the FHA but it will be necessary for the field underwriting agencies to recheck and re-examine all cf the procedure The eligibility of the mortgage will depend upon approval and nting by the FHA appraiser Babcock estimates that the maximum time that will be needed to dear a mortgage through regions underwriting offices will be X0 days in cases remote from regional offices the FHA has been empowered to employ outside appraisers who will work on a fee basis ULAR GOODS GO TURKEY CROP LOW Bn Ainrlatd Pm LUBBOCK Nov Curtailed turkey production along with a poor grain crop gives South Plains turkey raisers hope of higher prices on the Thanksgiving- market but they are uncertain how much the advance will be When lady Luck smiles you can't help smiling right back these folks found Every one Is a beneficiary of the lavish way lit which lady Luck scattered $2543000 to holders of tickets In the latest International sweepstakes pooL Their winning total $000000 Top left to right Airs Frieda Srhelbrl ($5000) housewife Airs Alary Booth ($50000) federal typlstt Airs Amelia Fens ($150000) housewife renter Peter Dolsn ($150000) carpenter and Simon Kosa ($150000) store rlrrk In Jackets llarry Demiro and Jrrry Russo restaurant countermen will share ($75000) left William Aiooney ($75000) boilermaker wilh wife and daughter and below Angelina Grafted ($75000) seamstress with mother and stepfather DINNERWAR SALE Don Cossack Chorus Stirs Mixture of High Emotions We made a special purchase of this imported highly decorative and beautiful dinnerware for a great Thanksgiving sale We bought them at about ONE-THIRD less than the present market prices and benefit of this saving we give to youl When theseare gone no more at this pricel The design is a graceful combination spray with gold handles on cups and covered ware appropriate for use on all occasions Every piece is hand painted Please note particularly that each set has extra cups and saucers to provide for breakage religious in theme from the ritual of the Greek Orthodox church "Have Mercy On Us God with incredibly swift diminuendos crescendos and artistic enunciation of a repeated phrase completed this group Folk songs poetic minor melancholy and gay comprised the last two groups which began with the stupendous chorus from the opera "The Life of a Tsar" The haunting "Black and the old Cossack song of war contrasted in poignant appeal -The program ended with an encore of brilliant dances By BETTY LUT1IER A mixture of emotions is stirred by a chorus such' as the Don Cossacks who sang at Liberty hall Magnificent male voices blended In organ-like diapason In tones like the plucking of stringed Instruments with crescendos that prickled with their shading These were stirring to the ear while the eye took in romantic uniformed figures of men who have ridden the Russian steppes in wars for dead causes They strode upon the stage iand began their music controlled and played upon like a giant harp by their diminutive leader Serge Jarof The few dramatic tricks of the group and its leader were woven into the cloth of Jaroff lowering his closely-dipped round head while eyeing his applauding audience then throwing his chin straight back and striding quickly through ranks of his chorus giving the pitch unheard The program opened with a group 6-PERSON 54-PIECE DINNER SETS Sio Just 20 sets consisting of 6 each dinner plates tea plates (salad size) bread and butters 9 cups and saucers soup plates and soup dishes 1 each oval vegetable-dish large size platter sauce boat and stand covered sugar cream pitcher BURGLAR PERSISTENT XX)UGLA3 Arlz A a persistent burglar robbed the home of Schnweller here for the third time in a few weeks The second time he returned to take a mink coat overlooked the first time and the third time to take a bag In which the coat was stored FEE TRIAL DELAYED The trial of Richey's $40-166 fee suit against the county was postponed in 41st district court today until auditors complete a check c-f the former tax collector's books The trial probably will be reset the last of this month said County Atty David Mulcaby If you want a fine blanket If you want an inexpensive Blanket 8-PERSON 72-PIECE DINNER SETS Just 20 sets consisting of eight each dinner plates salad plates bread and butters coupe soups and fruit dishes 12 teacups and saucers 1 each oval vegetable dish medium platter turkej platter sauce boat on stand covered sugar cream pitcher and pickle tray 12-PERSON 100-PIECE DINNER SETS Only 10 sets consisting of 12 each dinner plates salad plates- bread and butters coupe soups and fruits 15 teacups and saucers (for breakage) 1 each oval vegetable dish medium platter turkey platter sauce boat and stand covered casserole sugar bowl cream pitcher and pickle dish SECOND FLOOR ANNEX POPULARITY SPECIAL PURE WOOL BLANKETS like a much more costly rugi 9 x1 2 FI A When you buy a blanket you are making an investment in beauty warmth and comfort that will endure for a' number of years So buy real blanketl There's an attractive choice in this group Meiborne and Bower ell wool blankets in size 72x84 bound with silk satin or sataline weight 3 to 4A pounds Reversible 2-tones in lovely contrasting shades solid pastels in rose blue gold orchid green peach and cedar We have a splendid assortment of pleasing designs in rugs that are exceptional values at the price The patterns are clear cut and true because Fervak contain I so much white wool Imported lively wool anchored in place with the True-Tension weave is your assurance of long service and lasting beauty Fervak is evenly sheared feels firm end heavy underfoot like a much more costly rug A full range of styles and sizes FLOOR: SIXTH FLOOR OP DRY GOODS.