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Evening star., 1937-10-28
LEONARD D0MBR0WSKl
BURIED IN ARLINGTON
Former Naval Lieutenant Was
Found Shot to Death in New
York Hotel Room.

B. Leonard Dombrowski former
naval lieutenant, who was found shot
to death in his hotel room in New
York Tuesday, was buried in Airing
ton National Cemetery today with mill
tary honors. Funeral services were
held at IL am.
Services we're held last night in New
York, with the Rev. Gerard A. Lane of
the Catholic Church of the Epiphany
officiating. Dombrowski's two sons,
Richard and Robert. of Greenwich,
Conn, and 80 classmates of the United
States Naval Academy class of 1914
attended.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
NON-INTERVENTI0N UNIT
DENIED RUSSIAN FUNDS
Soviets Inform Committee No
More Money to Be Paid to Aid
Civil War Control.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Oct. 28.-Soviet Russia
informed the on-Intervention Com
mittee today she would not contribute
further funds toward the non-inter-
vention efforts to control the Spanish
Civil War
1t was understood, however, that the
Russians intended to stay on the Nom
Intervention Committee. which has for
months been erdeavoring to localize
the Spanish conflict and prevent it
undermining European peace.
The Russians position was that
they did not want to help pay for a
control scheme which they do not
believe was accomplishing its purpose.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
DOWNPOUR CUTS
NAVY DAY CROWD
$4,000 See Exhibit at
Yard-Many Events Held
Despite Rain.

Falling far short of last years rec
ord of 5.4o0 visitors. the Navy Day
attendance at the Washington Navy
Yard Yesterday was 10000. who
braved the stormy weather to see the
free show.
The Quantico Marines were unable
to give their aerial maneuvers, due TO
the heavy weather and poor ceiling
over the yard, and some of the parades
we're Cancelled But the sham battle,
featuring landing operation from
small craft by the Fleet Marine Force
from Quantico, went forward as sched-
uled, to form the grand finale to the
crowded days proceedings.
The Coast Guard life-saving crew
demonstration was held, despite the
downpour, and the public evidenced
much interest in the use of the small
cannon to shoot line across the bows
of vessel and bring the breeches buoy
into play. Catapulting a plane from
a barge also was done frequently dur
ing the day, in the face of Jupiter
Pluvius' wrath.
Neptune Drenched.
A pggv King Neptune and his court
landed at the quay from the barge OF
Rear Admiral George T. Pettengill,
commandant of the Navy Yard, and
were escorted up to meet Capt.
Stephen C. Rowan, the captain of the
ward, who was also chairman OF the
Navy Day Committee.
There were unprogrammed items,
too, for when several small boys indl-
vidually made their way to the main
gate. having toured the yard to their
satisfaction. Marines were on hand
to make them disgorge the bits of
souvenirs-pieces of metal, springs
and other momentoes they had slowed
away in pockets or under sweaters.
Cameras and smoking were barred in
the yard and a rather strict secret
service watch was kept on visitors,
who were denied entrance at certain
shops. where the secrets of the first
line of defense are being constructed.
Cameras had to be parked at the main
gate and newspaper photographs were
subject to approval by the naval
authorities before publication.
See Gun Shop in Operation.
A radio set display and one of flags
and uniforms, dating from the Amerl-
can Revolution, attracted numerous
visitors. With interest, the public
watched the civilian workmen in the
lo a r
take the red-hot metal and hammer or
mold it into desired shapes for use
as part Of the Nations fighting equip
r1ent.
Periodically. band concerts were
held, the divers went down into the
depts from the diving boat Crilly,
tprpedoes were fired at the test houses,
marines of the Fleet Marine Force
demonstrated with field pieces, anti
aircraft drill was held on the destroyer
Leary, the gunboat Erie attracted
thousands of visitors, who did not
hesitate to stand in line in the down.
pour to keep their places and get
aboard and the Coast Guard cutter
Bibb. white in contrast to the gray
vessels of the Navy, was the magnet
for many thousands more.
"The wettest Navy Day we ever had"
declared one of the prominent officials
on the Navy Day Committee.
The Naval Observatory was also a
center of attraction here, but the
weather was responsible for holding
down the attendance there also.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

Corinth concern yesterday TO pay TO
the administrator about $4,000 IN back
payments.
The temporary order was granted
October %, after proceedings were
brought by Secretary Of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Judge Howe denied O. motion for
dismissal Of the Governments action,
made by Attorney John w. Redmond
Of Newport, representing the creamery,
who declared that the marketing
agreement act was unconstitutional
and that there was no authority shown
for the order governing payments into
the marketing pool.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
u. S. MARKETING ACT
UPHELD BY COURT
Creamery Loses Fight on Order
Applying to Boston Milk
Market.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RUTLAND, VT, Oct. 28.-Federal
Judge Harland B. Howe yesterday
made permanent temporary injunc-
ton restraining the Corinth Cream
cry Inc, Of Corinth, VT. from continu-
ing to violate an order issued under the
agricultural marketing agreement act
of 1887.
The order required that the de-
fendant contribute to an equalization
fund for the Boston milk market and
also help pay the cost Of administering
the fund. Judge Howe ordered the
Evening star., 1937-10-28

at the second
business session
of the General
Conference of the
association here
Yesterday. Elec-
ton will be held
at a meeting in
Boston next May.
AS moderator OF
tn e association
Mr.. Bates will be
tne most llnpOI-
tant lay official
of the Unitarian
d e n o mination.
The Office was
craa ted under re.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
REICH AND S0VIETS
BID TO BRUSSELS
China's Foreign Minister Is Re-
gretful of Refusal of Japan
to Attend.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 28.-The Belgian
government today invited Germany
and the Soviet Union to participate
in the November Nine-Power Con-
ference on the Chinese-Japanese
conflict.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

cent reorganization of the association.
1t is similar to the former position OF
president of the General Conference
of the association. last held by the
late President William Howard Taft.
A native of Boston. Mr.. Bates went
to Washington as superintendent of
Federal prisons in 1929. Resisning
Evening star., 1937-10-28
China Regrets Japan's Decision.

China Regrets Japan's DECISION.
NANKING, Oct. % (Pl.-Dr Wang
Chung-hui, Chinas Foreign Minister
declared today that China, like other
interested powers" regrets Japans
decision not to attend the Brussels
Nine-Power Conference on the Chi
nese japanese conflict.
cI'he Toxic decision to boycott the
conference naturally further reduces
hope for an early termination of the
conflict by peaceful means" he said.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
80 Seek Mailman's Job.

MOUNT CARMEL. H., Oct. ." (Pp.-
When David Price retired as rural mail
carrier at the little town of Allendale,
80 applied for his job. G. K. Gilkison.
Civil Service secretary here. said sew
eral more attempted to qualify.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
BATES is NOMINATED
FOR CHURCH POST
Ex-D Director of Prisons Slated to
Assume Important Unitarian
Office.

CLEVELAND, Oct. % (SpeciaD.- -
Nomination of Sanford Bates, former
director OF the Bureau Of Prisons in
the Justice Department in Washing
ton. as moderator Of the American
Unitarian Association was announced
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Boudoir Chairs
Reduced

Blue Figured Chintz Boudor Chair. Resersible
seat and back cushion. Was $3.50. Now S1275
l Rose Figured Chintz Boudoir Chair Tufted
seat and back. Was s17.50. Now S1I,5
l Rust Chintz Boudoir Chair. Reversible seat
and back cushion. Was $l8. Now 49, SI275
boudoir Chair Rayon satin covers one green
and eggshell and the other blue and eggshell
Were SIG. SIl.75
l Slipper Chair. Figured chintz cover with
white background. Was SIG. Now S1175
1 Boudoir Chair. Reversible seat cushion
Rayon cover in wine. Was s9.75. Now s475
i Orchid Chntz BOudoir Chair. Reversible seat
and back cushion. Was $3.50. Now Ss15
BEDS AND BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Baseball and Football
Goods Reduced 1h

z Spalding Catcher Mitts. Were 81 so Now s2.25
Spalding Basemen's Mitts. Were S275
Hutch Easements Mitts. Were S. Now 81
l Hutch Catcher's Mtt. Was $3.50. Now $2.25
l Hutch Catcher's Mitt. Was So Now 81
l Hutch Catchers Mitt. Was SO. Now s1.50
l Fielder's Glove Was $3.50. Now S1.25
Fielder's Gloves. Were 81. Now-- Soc
l Football Helmet. Was SO. Now so
l Football Helmet. Was s195 Now------95c
/ pair Shoulder Pads. Was ST.. Now SOC
l pair Shoulder Pads. Was ST. 95. Now CSC
pair Shoulder Pads. Was $685. Nowsl.45
Footballs. Originally IS. Now-Sl.75
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Lamp Shades Reduced

2 S-inch Drum Shades of eggshell pleated chif-
fon with chiffon ruffles. Were $3.50. Now 81
t. 10-inch Empire Shape Shades, eggshell
pleated chiffon with chiffon rufles. Were s5.
Now ----------- $3.50
g. 10-inch Stretched Silk Shades with scalloped,
ribbon trimmed bottom. Green pink. Were
$3.50. Now -------------. ---- $3.50
g. 512 2-nch Shirred Silk Shades with bridge
fixtures. Originally 50 and $3.50 Now 75c
Fabric Shades, 12-inch diameter, in yellow,
natural and pastels. Were s1.50. Now 75c
4, 8-inch Stretched Silk Shades with scalloped
lace edge. Peach, pink, green. Originally
$3.50. Now ----- -------- -- S1.50
4, 8-inch Pleated Georgette Shades, shirred rib
bon trim, Green and yellow. Were 50. Now 81
All slightly soiled.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

the Navy Department was informed
yesterday. He was GA. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been COM
pleted He Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Eleanore Coppinger Spear.
Considered one of the outstanding
surgeons in the Navy, Capt. Spear was
member of the American College
of Surgeons and the American Medi-
cal Association. He commanded the
Evening star., 1937-09-30

Merit grade Of commander, Of the
Republic of Haiti.
Inc award was conferred by the
PRESIDENT OF Haiti through Ellie Lescot,
haltian Minister to Washington, at
ceremonies held at the Pan-American
Union. Members of the stan OF the
Union we're present.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
DR.. L. S. ROWE HONORED

In recognition Of many years OF
service and important contributions to
the cause Of inter-American under
standing. DR.. L. S. Rowe, director
general Of the Pan-American Union,
yesterday was given the Order of
Evening star., 1937-09-30

clined during the week ended Sep
tember rs.
A total OF 730 cases was reported
for the week, compared with s7o in
the previous week, the seasons high
Pennsylvania and Illinois had the
most cases for the week ended Sep
tember rs, with 66 each. Michigan
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Infants Apparel
Greatly Reduced

2 Toddlers Sheer Dresses, all handmade. Blue
size 3. Were $lo95. Nox-s s7s5
Sheer Dresses in white with blue trim Hand
made. Sizes and 3. Were $685. Now s5.s5
2 Dotted Swiss Dresses in white with pink or
blue trim Size 3. Were s1295 Now $Ss5
Handmade Wrapper, yellow Was s1o5o.
Now
1 Pink Handmade Wrapper. Was slos5
/ Toddlers Drese. sheer, in peach. Handmade
Size 3. Was s7.95. Now
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Sports Dresses, So

Originally SI2.95 to S22.75
IS one and two piece, plain and printed
dresses in assorted colors and white
Sizes IL to 40.
IS Two-Piece CuIottes Of linen and cot
ton. Sizes IA to 20. Originally $3.50 to 1896
10 One-Piece Play Dresses, cotton and silk All
white. Sizes IL to 20 Originally 1895.
Now Observation-Disclosures $3.50
10 pairs Riding Breeches and Jodphurs. White
and maize. Sizes IA to 20. Originally IS to
$685.. Now ss7S
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Misses Dresses
Reduced

4 Navy and Black Chiffons. also rayon crepes
Originally $l295 to s1e95. Now -s5
4 Printed Chifons, sheer linens rayons. Origi-
nally $16.95 to $35
Maternity Dresses of pure-dye silk and printed
chiffon, also satins and sheer silk and rayon
crepes with coats. Originally s1495 to s35
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1915
2 Dresses. black rayon jersey, brown and green
rayon crepe. Were $16.95. Now ws1 s1225
13 Rayon Crepes and Chiffons and navy, black.
brown. Originally sl995 to s39.75. Now -sl4.50
Black Satin Jacket Dresses, black and blue
rayon crepes. Originally $39.75 to s55. Now
$3.50
MISSES DRESSES THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
CAPT. RAYMOND SPEAR
EXPIRES IN CALIFORNIA

Capt. Raymond Spear, Medical
Corps, U. s. NJ, retired, who served
as instructor in surgery of the Naval
Medical School here from 1909 to
1914. died Monday in Coronado, Calf,
Evening star., 1937-09-30
new PARALYSIS CASES
IN NATION FALL TO 73O

By the Associated Press.
The Public Health Service reported
yesterday that new cases OF infantile
paralysis throughout the country de-
Evening star., 1937-09-30

I International Sheepdog Trials.
Dogs from England, Scotland and
Wales competed in this years Inter-
national Sheepdog Trials in Cardiff,
Wales.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Knit Underwear
Reduced

II pieces, including Vests Panties, In silk and
rayon. Broken sizes and styles Were 81 and
$125. Now CSC
l Vanity Fair Pettiskirt, white, size g. Vanity
Fair Slip, blush, size "a. Were $3.50. Now -$1s5
10 Knitted Union Suits, white and blush; broken
sizes and styles. Were 75c, 85c. Now 55c
and styles Were SOC to Csc. Now 35c
Silk and Bemberg (rayon) Gowns; lace-trim-
med; blue, size II; blush, size Is. Were sass.
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Black Rayons Reduced

IS yards Double faced Black Rayon Satin, 80
inches wide. Was sl25 yard Now, yard 75c
125 yards Black Rayon Faille Crepe, 80 inches
wide. Was l35 yard. Now, yard 75c
300 yards Plain and Printed Plisse Cotton Crepe,
nursey prints, 80 inches wide. Was 29c yard.
NOW, YARD 15c
SZ5 Remnants OF kayon and Cotton Fabrics,
l to yards in length Reduced to one half
former price.
CoTToNs, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Misses Formal Gowns
and Wraps Reduced

Gowns OF satin, lace, silk and rayon crepe,
chiffon, and marquisette in black, white. gray
and pastels. Some maternity styles. Sizes IL
to 20
3, originally $25 to $3s75. Now --s775
4, originally $1es5 to $2s75. Now--s12.5
5. originally s22.75. s4s.75. Now--s145e
2, originally s2e and $3s.75. Now-$1s5o
s, originally s29.75 to s4s75. Now-s22
l, was $35 S26
1, were $39.75 to s4e.75. Now- s29
Black Lace Jackets. Were $l2.95 Now $3.50
l Lyons Velvet Wrap. three-quarter length.
WdS S6Zfo. Sl0.5U
! Brown Velvet Cape, full-length. Was $2975.
lNO~ $15.0U
l Black Wrap, three-quarter length. Was s35.
FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
C|ose-Out Of China

Closeout of fremont Pattern, Fine Imported
China, including luncheon, tea SOUP and square
salad plates, oatmeal dishes, cream soups and
saucers, vegetable dishes, 8 and 10 inches;
platters, and 10 inches round covered dish,
teapot. Were 75c to s675 each. Now, 55c to $4.25
Closeout Of odd pieces Of Minton and Spode
Bone China 10-inch Service Plates. Were 81 IS
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Boys and Youths
Shirts, 85e we,e ,1.1s, $3.50

$50 shirts in solid colors and patterns.
Color-faSt fabrics. Broken sizes to IL.
and 1917 to 141a.
So Boys Knicker Suits, sizes 10 to 1e Were
sl3.75 and s16.75 Now - ss.75
322 pairs Boys Golf Hose, cotton, sizes sLz to
IL q were Soc pair. Now CSC
1os Boys Wool Golf CAPS Assorted colors. sizes,
and fabrics. Originally 81 so and ST. Now 75c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-09-30

Air Condition Gold Mines.
Gold mine owners Of South Africa
have found conditioning for mines
a gucCeM.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Toys Reduced

IA Toy Dish Sets. Were $3.50. Now S S1.75
l Doll Trunk and Clothes. Was s6 .95. Now S3.75
Shirley Temple Trunk and Clothes. Was S4.
l Drinking Baby and Layette. Was $3.50
3 Spotted Plush Dogs. Were S.. Now $3.50
l Plush Lion Cub. Was $3.50. Now S1.75
2 White Plush Dogs. Were $3.50. Now NS2.25
l Long Haired White Plush Dog Was $3.50.
Now s1.25
l Long Haired White Plush Dog. Was S375
Now --- - < $1.S5
4 Streamlined Velocpedes. Were $3.50
Now Observation-Disclosures $3.50
2 Gibson Island Settees, green and white. Were
s795. Now $3.45
l Composition Desk Set. Was $495 Now $2.45
THE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-09-30

had 63, New York 81 and Minnesota
SO.
The decline resulted from generally
cooler weather, officials said.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
RuffIed Dotted
Marquisette Curtains
Special 81 Pair

200 pairs fine quality pin dot design with
wide, full ruffles. In white, cream or ecru.
"a yards long by 36 inches wide
50 pairs Tailored Marquisette Curtains. 2l-6
yards long. Cream colored Special pair CSC
$50 pairs Filet Net Curtains in both plain and
figured patterns 2A yards long, colored.
Special, pair - ----- S1.1S
200 Remnants Of Marquissftes, Nets and Voiles.
Also chntz cretonne, linen and upholstery
fabrics ------------------ reduced a to "A
Odd lot of Draperies and Bedspreads greatly
reduced. Crash, damask, chntz
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30

Naval Hospital at Annapolis, Md,
from 1916 to 1918. He was retired in
1880 for disability.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Juniors Sports Shoes
go We're IS and $3.50

40 pairs junior misses sports shoes in
monk types. Bucko and calfskin. Sizes
IN group: AAA-6, 71z, 8, 81a, 8; AA-5,
5R, 6, 6k2, Z, 72, 8, 812, 8; A-6, 6h,7k,
8; B-4, AZ, S, 5la, 6, 7, ~.
IL pairs Childrens Brown Calf and Elkskn
Pumps and Ties. Sizes B-sls, O. IL; C-s1a,
8, 9h, 10; D-8h, 9, 91z. 10h. Were $3.50.
CH1LpREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Costume Slips, '2.''

6 slips in pure-dye satin trimmed with
lace. Tearose and white. Sizes 48 to so.
Satin Slips, pure-dye. handmade and tailored
by Yolande. Tearose. black and navy Sizes %
IL Pure-Dye Satin Slips. trimmed with lace
White and tearose. Sizes 80, 38, ~. Were
COSTUME SLIPS THIRD Ftooa
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Rayon Crepe Dresses
81" Originally s5.95 TO S7.95

80 rayon crepes in prints with light and
dark backgrounds, and pastels. Misses,
women's and extra sizes.
- Hooverettes and full-length smocks of dotted
Swiss and lawn, in prints and pastels Orig
inaly 81 SIS to s295. CSC
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Foundations, s2'9'
We're S4.95 and S5.95

~ ere 94.9o and 55.9S
Is Lily of France piece foundations
and step-in girdles. Sizes in foundations,
"a to q; in girdles, 27, 80, 81.
9 Woodthrop Step-In GirdIes of satin and
elastic or contourastik, some Talon fastened
Sizes rs, 27, %, 80. 81. Were $3.50 and $40.
Lily Of France and Bien Jolie One Piece
Foundations of figured batiste and lace. Sizes
81, 3s. 4o Originally $40. Now w--s4.s5
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-09-30
BroadIoom CARPET
Rugs Reduced

1 Rust, 9xl6. Was Sl0029 Now $3.50
! Rust l2xl5. Was s123s0 Now s7s. 50
l Broadloom Rug, rust, corners cut on angle.
l2xl6. AS is. Was $13l.75. Now SS4.75
Reversible Windsor Chenille Rugs:
4, 30x30 We're $3.50. Now s1.7s
2, 2lx45. Were $3.50. Now s1.s5
l American Oriental Rug sxl2 Was $50. so.
NOW ----------------S4 $3.50
Hindustan, modern design 9x12. Was $685.
- BOY. 81
i Scotch Art Rug, 83x106 Was $2450.
NOW $14.75
Scotch Art Rug, 9xl2. Was S2750 Now $1675
Anglo-Persian Worsted Wilton Rug 83xlO6
Discontinued pattern. Was slll.50 Now sS9.5o
Wool Wilton Rug, s3xl0.6 Was $685.
Now erorn
wool Wilton Rug, 6x9. Was s3975 Now S2S5o
Seamless Wool Wilton Ruxs 9x12 Were
So4'oV. NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $685.
RUGS FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Mems Hose, S. Pair


3l1 pairs pure-silk hose in navy, brown,
gray, white. Sizes 10, II, 11h, IL.
80 pairs Suspenders with wide choice of patterns.
Were 81 So Now ,sc
153 Neckties. Silk and washable seersuckers
Summer designs. Originally 35c $3.50.
now --------- 20c and 45c
AZ Lightweight Pajamas. All sizes. Were 50,
$3.50. Now S12s
45 Broadcoth Shirts. White and coored shirts
In collar-attached and neckband styles. Large
sizes, is, IT, l7i2. Originally s2s25O Now Csc
ii pairs Pajamas Outing flannel. Sizes A and
u were S250. Now ---- S1.85
81 Sports Shirts. All sizes. Originally 81 and 81
NOW -------~~--~------- Csc
2S Sleeveless Sweaters in light colors All-wool
were SzSo' NOW S2.15
II Pull-over Sweaters. Fancy and plain Were
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Goats, Suits Reduced

Sports Coats in blue and beige Tailored
suits in beige Sizes l8 and 20. Were 1895
and s22.75. Now $3.50
IL Sports Coats in beige, gray Dress coats in
navy and black. Sizes IL, a. 18. 37h, 3912,
431z. 40 to A, 1917, 5o1a. Originally s2s rs to
$3975 sl4.75
Sports Coats In beige and tangerine fleece and
Forstmann tweeds IN gray and tan. Fitted and
swagger models. Sizes IL to 18, a, 431k
Originally s35 and 1915. Now-s s1s.75
CoArs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Women's Dresses

Originally sI6.95 to s29.75
9 dresses in black satin. rayon Jersey
and sheers. Sizes "a to 38 and A.
Jacket Suits in black rayon crepe and satin
Sizes 36 and a. Were $29.75 SIS
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Silk Crepe Pajamas
SIS We're s29s

II pairs pajamas, slightly weighted silk
IN tailored styles with short sleeves Navy
and wine. Sizes IS, 16.
Gowns in pure-dye satin, trimmed with rick
rack. Navy and wine. Sizes Is and II. Were
S295 Now ow S1.75
SILK UNpERwEAR, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-30

wen S OxrOrdS, ,
Were S6
Plain toe crepe rubber sole oxfords.
Black or brown calfskin semi-brogue
oxfords with leather soles and heels.
Broken lots. Sizes AA-8, 8h, 8. 9h, II;
A-8. 812, 8, 1912, II; B-6K2 to 9Ha, 1Oh,
II; C-6, 6E, 8, 91a, 10h, IL; D-6R,
7l2, ga, 10, II.
IL pairs Johnston Murphy Scotch Grain
Straight Tip Oxfords The Hag last. Sizes
A-s, 1917; B-7. 7k, sla 10, II; CT, IA,
ga 10, lo1a, IL; D-6. III, 10, 1917 Were s14
IL pairs Moccasin- Type Heavy Oil Treated Ok
fords. Leather soes and heels. Sizes B-8l2,
8, 101a; C-7l2, 8l2, 10, II; d., 712, 8, 80,
1ol7. Were s675 Now MS5
THE MEN's STORE, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-30
Younger Mems Suits
I275 weye $3.50, s2s

SO desirable school suits for younger
men. In serviceable tweeds and cheviots,
single and double breasted sports models.
sizes 80 to 81 IA to 2D years. Two pairs
Of trousers
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1937-06-08
RETAIL ADS UP
19,2PERCENT

Retail display advertising for
the week ended May 20 hit q rec
ord gain for 1887 when it scared to
1872 per cent above the correspond
ing week Of last year, according to
Advertising Age.
This statement is based on tabu-
lations covering retail display ad-
Vertising in rs important cities
which show a total of 22,091, ,065
lines for the reported week against
1884, ASS lines in the correspond
ing week of 1886, a gain Of 1885,
$40 lines. The current weeks gain
is 2.6 per cent greater than the
former 1897 record gain Of 1876
per cent made in the week ended
February 20.
. Allowance must be made for the
fact that the compared week OF
last year ended on Saturday,
May 80, Memorial Day and a holi.
day, which deprived the compared
1885 week Of end-of-the-week sales
promotion resulting in an abnor-
mally large gain for this years
week, Advertising Age. stated.
For this year to date, retail ads
in the 78 measured cities totaled
438, ,551 ,988 lines against 411,008,'
O31 lines for the comparable
period Of last year, q gain Of 27,-
543, ,967 lines or ST. per cent.