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Evening star., 1940-03-11
j. ). Not Active
In Russo-Finnish
Mediation, Hull Says
Steinhurdt's Activity
Merely a Matter Of
Getting information

Secretary of State Hull said en-
phatically today the United States
had not engaged in any sense in
mediation or Intervention of any
kind in the Russo o-Finnish peace
conversations.
Ambassador Steinhardt's activity
in Moscow, which aroused press sug-
gestions of American participation,
only means, Mr.. Hull said, that he
is trying to keep abreast of all de-
velopments that are within his reach
as envoy to the U. S. S. r.
To keep himself and Washington
informed, Secretary Hull went on.
Mr.. Steinhardt confers not only with
Russian but with Finnish officials,
three of whom have been in Moscow
listening to the Russian outline OF
basis for peace.
If Ambassador Steinhardt called
on the Firms and if the Firms Wis
tied the American Embassy, these
actions were merely a matter of
diplomatic courtesy and not indica-
tive of any American effort so far
as proposed peace is concerned, the
Secretary said.
Mr.. Hull summed up the whole
matter by saying that the search for
news by Mr.. Steinhardt is all that
is going on, as far as this Govern
ment is concerned.
At the same time he said he was
ignorant as to the truth in reports
that the Pope is launching a new
general peace drive in which he
seeks to enlist the support of the
Italian and United States govern
mentS.
Evening star., 1940-03-11

versed the conviction Of Dave Canty,
Montgomery, Ala, colored, under
sentence to die for the murder of
Eunice Ward, white girl. Alabama
authorities may proceed with a new
trial If they desire.
There was no formal opinion in
the Canty case. The court referred
merely to a February IL decision
permitting new trials for Florida
men who contended that confessions
had been obtained Improperly.
Only two minor opinions were de-
llVered at today's brief session be-
fore the court adjourned for two
weeks.
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Buckner, Gillespie
Are Denied Review
By Supreme Court
Irrelevant Testimony
PIeo Fails to Move
Highest Tribunal
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A contention that their conviction
was obtained with the aid of lin
competent and irrelevant testimony"
from chorus girls and movie stars
failed today to obtain a Supreme
Court review for William p. Buckner,
jr., and william J. Gillespie.
They were convicted after a
dramatic two-week trial In the
Federal District Court at New York
on a charge of devising scheme to
defraud the owners or holders Of
Philippine Railway Co. gold bonds.
Their Supreme Court petition
asserted the Federal prosecutor had
introduced testimony concerning
"the sobriety of petitioners, the long
distance record Of chorus girls and
the quality and quantity of the
food consumed by petitioners"
Certainly" the petition argued,
mo scheme to defraud can be in
ferred from the fact that one OF the
young ladies ordered steak instead
OF an ordinary SanQWlcn.
To which the Justice Department
replied as follows:
This complaint ignores the
charge in the indictment that it was
a part of the scheme to defraud
that the defendants would solicit
money from bondholders upon the
false representation that such
money would be used only for neces-
sary Bondholders' Protective Com
mittee expenses.
''The evidence which the petition
ers find Objectionable was directed
toward establishing that the COM
mittee funds were not spent for legi-
innate committee purposes, but in
Evening star., 1940-03-11

riotous living and extravagant per-
sonal pleasures. That this evidence
may have at times been diverting
IN character affords the petitioners
no ground for complaint"
Specifically they were charged
with violating the mail fraud
statute. Buckner was sentenced to
two years imprisonment and fined
$2,500. Gillespie was sentenced to
ID months and fined $2.500 Their
conviction was sustained by the
Federal Circuit Court at New York.
Justices Douglas and Murphy did
not participate in the action.
In another case, the court re-
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Three Strike Leaders
Are jailed in Bombay
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSociAted PreSS.
BOMBAY, March 11.-Three la
Dor leaders, prominently associated
with the Girni Hangar CRed Flag
Unions textile strike in the Bonn
bay area, were arrested today un-
der the wartime defense of India
act. They were charged with con-
ducting anti-war propaganda.
Evening star., 1940-03-11
|c0NSTIPATED?.
Don't Let Gas, Nerve Pres
sure Keep You Miserable
ADVERTISEMENT.

L. When constipated two things may happen.
FIRST: Accumulated wastes swell up the
bowels and press on nerves in the digestive
tract. This nerve pressure often causes head
aches, = dull, lazy feeling. loss Of appetite,
food starts to decay forming GAS, bringing
on sour stomach, acid indigestion, and heart
burn, bloating. you up until you sometimes
gasp for breath. Then you can't eat. You
can't sleep. Your stomach is sour. You feel
tired out, grouchy, and miserable. BAL
ANCED Adlerika containing three la1atives
and Eve carminatives gives you DOUBLE
ACTION. 1t relieves that awful GAS almost
at once, and usually clears the bowels in lesa
than two hours. No waiting for overnight relic.
At all leading druggists.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
I'm ciervO

Ben Stonehouse guiaba su ca
mioneta por un bosque, en- Rou-
yn, Quebec, cuando un enorme
ciervo Sc present6 en- Ell canine.
Baj6 Ell animal la cabeza Y cargo
a toda velocidad contra ell frente
de la camioneta. FL vehfculo re-
cibi6 ell golpe y no pudo seguir
la marcha, teniendo que ser re-
molcado a un taller de mccain
ca. Ell ciervo sac6 los cuernos Y
Sc march6 majestuosamente en-
direction del bosque.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28


lir cen un gran surtldo de bas-
tones y quedarse en-. $50; On
buen jugador pSede usar sclo
un par de hierres y quedar bien.
En- su libro Presenta este no
table cirujano iumerosos dibu-
jos sobre como hacer las prime
ras i1fisiones. 81 Sc trata del a.
p6ndNe de un hCmbre, por elem
plo, la merida Sc hace a una
pulgada pOr debajo y hacia el
lado derecho del naval. En- u
ma mujer, la inc.si6n CORE ve--
ticalmente hacia abajo en- Ell ab
d6men, 10 que permitira exami-
mar los ovarios y otros 6rganos
cercanos.
Comprendiendo que algunos
hipoc6ndricos pueden imaginar
Sc que padecen algunas de lase
dolencias descritas en- esu libro,
el cirujano, que naci6 en- Lon
dres, relata una anecdota de su
propia vida: Una noche, estu-
diando ell tercer aho de medici-
ma en- el Colegio Medico de Vir-
ginia, en- 1903. hubo de leer Ill
libro sobre los tumores del este
mayo. AL llegar la medianoche
Sc los dolores tipicos y a la ma.
mana siguiente, luego de una no
che sin dormir, corri6 al profe.
sor y lie dijo tenia los sintomas
del cancer. "Muchacho, lie decla
no ell professor despues de reco.
nocerlo, solo hay una cura para
esta condici6n del est6mago. NJ
conner tanto mani antes de irst
a la CANA, y leer Ell capitulo 81.
guiente.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
La t6cnica de la cirugtG

Los cases de academies y las
operaciones peligrosas forman
ell lado excitante de la cirugfa-
y aportan una gran parte del
material para libros y ~peliculas.
La mayor parte de los 3,00,0 600
de op~eraciones que anualmente
Sc realizan en- este pals, envuel-
We una tecnica POGO publicada y
a la cual sc refiere ell DIR. M. Ben
mosdhe, cirujano del hospital
Mount Sinai, en- un libro que a.
caba de publican. FL DR.. Bens-
moche, de 81 amos, sehala que ell
trabajo de un cirujano Sc sim
plifica por ell uso correcto de los
escalpeloS, forceps y otros ms
trumentOS.
La cosa principal es la habili-
dad y la experienced. Los ms
trumentos que un buen eirujano
necesita son basiaamente sim
pies y pocoS en- conjunto. I'm
NAL jugador de golfo puede sa-
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
.TCRQUIA EN- SILENCIO

Londres, Octubre 28.-El pri
mer ministro turco hablo hoy
por la radio y diG que la nacion
es mas fuerte que nunca. pero
no mencion6 cual sera ell papel
de Turquia ne la nueva guerra
iniciada por Ell fascismo italia
no. TODD indica que por ahora
Turquia Sc limitar a evitar que
Bulgaria ataque tambien a Gre
cia.
Yugoeslavia, seg1n una mott
|cia alemana, permanecera neu-
trail en- ell conflicto. Tropas tia
lianas han sido acumuladas GER
ca de la frontera de Yugoeslavia
Inglaterra lie ha brindado su
cooperation a Grecia y la escua
dra y la aviaci6n seran enviadas
en- socorro del paI agredidO.
AsegGraSe que de la actitud
de Inglaterra dependera la con-
Quota del regimen de Ankara.
Personals bien enteradas sostie-
men queel gobierno de Refik Say
dam va tiene redactada en- An
kara la declaration de guerra.
Llegara hoy a Ankara, en- ae-
roplano, ell mayor general ingles
Arthur Smith, jefe del Estado
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Presidentes

El senado de la naci6n ha ba-
lido una marca en- ell nGmero de
presidentes, en- las dltimas Sc
stones. Ell vice presidente Gar
ner Sc march6 a Texas y lie sus-
tituy6 ell senador Pittman, pre-
sidente p~rO-tempore.
Pittman ha venido utilizando
'bateadores de emergencies v
estos SON: Barley, ell lider de la
mayoria; Sheppard, Ell decano,
" tambien Mcclellan y King.
Cuando Pittman Sc march6
para Nevada dej6 firmadas va
rias 6rdenes en- cuanto a presi-
denies provisionales.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR


enfermedad es Ia demora pro.
longada en- remover ell inflama-
do apandice, 10 que a menudc
conduce a la observation-disclosures
ci6n de la membrane de las pa
redes abdominales, el peritoneo,
que es extremadamente vulne-
rable en- una invasion de bacte-
rias.
AL tratar a los paciehtes de
~peritonitis, les medicos de Pitts
burgh hacen la neoesaria Incl
sion. vierten en- la cavidad Abdo-
minal la mitad de una pinta de
alcohol de 70 por ciento, dejan
ell hquido unos minutes y de5-
pues 10 extraen. Ell alcohol este
riliza por complete los tejidos
en- forma tai que luego resulta
una tarea facil ell cortar Ell apen-
dice.
De los % casos avanzados ira
tados en- esta forma, solo dos
murieron, es decir un promedic
de 81 por ciento. Doce de los
26 pecientes que fueron opera
dos sin Ell alcohol. sucubieron
un promedio de As por ciento.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Luz el6ctricu cerca de los bamc

Lax electricu ceTcd de los bamcOs
Ell p~residente de la Universe
dad de Missouri, en- Columbia,
Mo-, Sc llamaNF. A. Middlebush
y tiene 10 que los americanos lla-
man ell sentido del buen humor.
La Universidad, dice, esta
bien equipada para Ell Romance.
Tenemos unos excelentes bancos
para dos personals. Ahora bien,
venimcs recibiendo quejas So
bre que las bombillas electricas
estan muy cerca de los bancos.
iY como no ha llegado todavfa
la bora de guitar las luces por
miedo de la aviaci6n... ALI estan
7 ALI Sc quedaran.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Sin eejas

Jacques Maroger, director tee
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
CORTE DE 10

e. jiraz Time-, 70 Il cortc &c
10 cri1inal, conden6 hog a John
T. Byrd de 20 ailcs IN criminal
que Sc hallaba bajo libertad pro
|visioAal a seis amos y medic de
prisi6n. Por q rcbo de un auto
m6vil Sc lie condeno a cinco amos
en- Raiford un ano por agredHr
a Luis Z6ndegui cen la inten :
.c;6n de asesinarlo Y seis meses.
.por hurto. Cumplira ~ primera
condena en- ell preside y las o.
.tras dos en- la carcel del c6hda-
do en- Tampa.
La aggression a Z6ndegui la re
rific6 ell dia 10 del pasado sep
tiembre al fondc de los aparta-
maQtos Embassy en- Hyde Park.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
queG5e us6 cuando laguerra eu-

AuetSS uSO SuaHuo A'SuSITd gu
ropea..
III pre9.den3e Roosevelt habla
ri por ia Radio y 81 Jiscurso
durara 10 minutes.
La loteria, o extraction de&d
meros, durara de IL a Is horasN
Los ndPercs que salgS pre-
miados' obligaran a los ciudada
nos que los poseen a contestar
los heterogeneous que Sc les
manden.
Todas las tJuntas locales han
completado va Ell trabajo deSasig
mar ndmeros y series en- las tar
ietas de registro.
Cada ciudadano tiene eNdeber
del nvestigar y yer ell ndmero.
z ue lie ha sido sehalado.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
I'm toro

En- Elgin, Illinois, Rupert
Krumms guiaba un toro de su
propiedad hacia un establo. FL
animal di6 un tir6n de la sega,
qued6 en- iibertad y atac6 la par
te baja de un cercaHo moline de
viento. Cay6 ell molino hecho pc
idazos; pero ell toro no sufri6 da-
no,
La gaceta., 1940-10-28

He aqui una forma probada por ell
tempo en- cuanto a lalivio del estre-
nimiento. Facil de tmar y suave en-
los instentinos perezosos, 81 listed ha-
&c este: Toma al tempo de acostar-
sc, por la ~direcciones, es especioso y
aromatico BLACK-DRAUGHT. Des-
pues de tomarlo 10 lava con mos sor-
Dos de aqua. Y queda listo. General
mente pasa una noche de buen des-
canso. A la mahana siguiente esta
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Ell alcohol contra los g6rmenes

Los medicos viejos y particu-
larmente los de las aldeas, en- su
epoca esterelizaban los escalpe-
los metiendolos en- wisky. AL ha-
cerlo asi mostraban buen senti-
do, por cuanto ell alcohol mata
los germenes y es un popular
antiseptico. Una nueva tecnica
hace uso de csc liquido p%rotec-
two para disminuir ell ndmero
de muertes en- los casos de apen-
dicitis avanzada. Esta tecnica
fue anunciada en- la Ultima edi-
ci6n del American journal OF
Surgery por ell DR.. r. j. Beban,
del City Home Hospital, Pitts
burgh, y tres colaboradores.
Ell principal peligro en- esa
La gaceta., 1940-10-28

nico del Museo del Louvre, de
Paris, Sc encuentra en- este pals
y trata de obtener aytTda para
los pintores ~franceges. Explican
do la sonrisa enigmatica de Ia
Mona Lisa, %Z-ser assgura Sc
debe a lhecho de que Ia sonora
.pintada por Leonardo de Vinci
no tiene cejas. AlgGn pintor en-
cargafo de restaurar ell cuatro
remoAo Ell barniz y lie quito las
Icejae.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
LA LCTERIA DEL SERVfCIO
MILITAR

La Loteria del servicio mill :
tar c~bligatorio Sc efectuar ma
mana en- Washington y el primer
rImero sera extraido por ell Sc
cretario de la Guerra, Mr.. Slim
sons Sc utilizara Ell mismo dep6-
.sjto de Rristal o pequena piscina
La gaceta., 1940-10-28
Un Iaxante que animara a los interiors; perezosos

medicinal puramente vegetal act1a
suavemente y por complete; alivia Ell
estrenimiento, dolores de cabeza, NAL
a~liento, estomago agrio Y cuerpo Pc
sado.
Ell principal ingrediente d ell
BLACK-DRAUGHT es un t6nico
laxante Intestinal que ayuda a inn
partir tono a los m1sculOs del intes-
tino. De 26 a 40 dosis por rs cts.
La gaceta., 1940-10-28

Mayor inglas en- ell lsxedno O.
riente. ALI ~confereSe lara con el
tfe de Estado Mayor del eier-
Icito turco.
Evening star., 1940-08-01

the various courses at the camp went
to Roscoe Brown of Company A
Conard Edwards, Company A; Vic
tor Thompson, Company D and
Exum Roberts, Company D.
Myron Ross OF Company A was
named principal and Ulysses Wash
ington of Company G alternate as
Fort Howard entries in the 500
scholarship contest, under the aus
pices of Scabbard and Blade.
Civitan medals for citizenship
went to Roscoe Brown, Company A;
Harold Jenifer. Company B; Louis
Prather, Company C; Reid Rector,
Company D.
Emanuel Branch of Company B
won the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Medal to the outstanding basic
course student.
Military Training Camps Associa-
ton medals went to William Curtis,
Company B; Stanton of Company G;
George Ferguson of Company B:
Morris Taylor of Company C:
Webster Lewis of Company D; David
Buford of Company A; Herbert Lucy
OF Company A; Branch of Company
b; Robert Easley, Warren Stevens
of Company D.
Norman Ford of Company D took
the National Patriotic Council Medal
Evening star., 1940-08-01
John Stanton Wins
{. N. I. {. Award al
Fort Howard
Other Medals Given in
Finul Exercise at
AlI-Duy Ceremonies

John A. Stanton of Company C
today received the Pershing Medal
for the outstanding trAinee for 1910
at final exercises of the C. M. T. c..
unit at Fort Howard, Md.
Presentation was; made at all
day ceremonies which included DEM
onstration drills and a luncheon.
Speakers were Col. West A. Hamil-
ton, director of training, and Col. O.
H. Saunders, commanding officer at
Fort Howard.
Medals from George Washing
ton Post No. l of the American
Legion to the outstanding trainees in
Evening star., 1940-08-01
0uakers 10 Organize War
Foes for u. 5. Peace Work

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The
Society of Friends (Quakers) an
nounced today formation Of = ma
tional volunteer service for young
men and women of all faiths and
denominations whose religious be-
liefs prevent them from participa- =
ton in war.
Members will give year of civil
ian service to their country in such
fields as reclamation of forests and
impoverished farm lands in Coop
Grafton with the Government, well
fare and overseas work with Friends
units aioing war refugees.
Volunteers must agree to serve
without pay, wherever they are sent,
at any task assigned to them. The
organization will be administered by
the American Friends Service Com
mittee and integrated with the in
Evening star., 1940-08-01

ternational direct-aid program Of
the Quakers.
The Society OF Friends steadfastly
has opposed participation in war
since its beginning three centuries
ago. But the final decision is left
to the individual. During the last
war some young Quakers fought in
France.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Boys and Youths
Wash Stacks, 81

Were SI.45 and SI.75
$50 pairs of cotton, Sanforized-
shrunk (will not shrink more than
1T). Full cut, pleated. Stripes,
checks or plaids in tan, green,
gray. Sizes IL to 20.
pairs Of Boys Sheer Cotton Pa
jamas in printed patterns. Sizes
10 and IL. Were $1.35. Now 75c
40 Boys Cotton Wash Knickers in
blue, brown and green. Sizes to
is. Were $165. Now SI.l5
40 pairs Boys Cotton Wash Shorts
in fancy patterns. Sizes 4 to IA.
Less than 4 price CSC
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Juniors Summer
Frocks. sI.75
Were S2.9.5 and mare

We're J2.95 and more
2l9 Of light colored cotton, spun
rayon and novelty rayon fabrics.
Also some of rayon crepes in dark
colors. Sizes 8 to IT.
~ Junior Misses Frocks of rayon
crepes in dark colors and some
light colored Summer Evening
Dresses of cotton and rayon fab
RIGS. Sizes IL to II in group.
Were $3.95 and s4.95. Now S2.75
So Striped Spun Rayon BIouses,
also a few of plain -colored rayon
crepe. Majority in size 38. Were
81. NOW ------- -- SOC
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Juveniles Apparel
25e

Less than V Price
293 pieces, including toddlers' cot
ton print dresses in light colors, a
few Summer cotton union suits
and light printed cotton batiste
gowns. Sizes l to in group.
1S4 pieces Of Juvenile Apparel, in
cluding print and plain light-coi-
ored cotton frocks, dark printed
cotton housecoats and a few pastel
rayon crepe frocks. Sizes / to 6 in
group. Were 81 and more. Now SOC
AZ pairs Children's Cotton Hose
in white and pastels. Sizes "A to
z. Irregulars of hose which would
be Csc q pair If perfect. At saw
ings
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Girls Spun Rayon
PIaysuits, 35e
SIC and more

344 pieces, including printed spun
rayon play suits in pastels and
gaily printed cotton housecoats
with slide-fastened fronts. Sizes
8 to is.
l34 Rayon Taffeta Dresses in light
and dark colors. some of white cot
tons and light-colored sleeveless
cotton sports frocks. Sizes 8 to 16.
Were 78c and more. Now----50c
81 Pastel Sheer Cotton Blouses,
some trimmed with cotton lace.
Sizes to IA. Were 81. Now --75e
Fl Wool Felt Hats in dark colors.
For girls 8 to IA. Less than "a
price
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Rayon Satin
Nightgowns, 68e
Were 81

~ ere JI
100, daintily trimmed with cotton
lace. Tearose; sizes l6 and II.
200 pairs Of Brief Rayon Panties,
resistant, elastic tops. Tea
rose: size Z. Were 39c. Now a5c
80 Cotton Housecoats and Striped
Rayon Pajamas in sizes "a and 36.
Assorted group of colors. Were
$l.95 and more. Now----$l.25
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Knit Elastic CirdIes' 81

Made to sell for much more
200 pantie and four-garter styles
of cotton-and-rayon combined with
elastic. Small, medium and large
sizes in group. Manufacturer
samples.
Down STAIRS STORE,
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Misses Dressmaker
Suits. S.

Less Than price
Is Of wool covert cloth, crepe, triple
twill or gabardine. Navy, black
and gray. Sizes 10 to 20.
5 Misses Sports Coats--fitted and
box styles, Of all-wool tweeds and
Shetlands. Rose, aqua and oat-
meal. Sizes IL, IA and ls. Were
$l0.95 and more. Now $3.50
8 Women's Unlined Sheer Wool
Coats, box style. Black and navy.
Sizes 80 to A. Were s5.s5.
Now S35O
IL Misses Summer Coats of rayon-
and-cotton gabardine, wool jersey,
wool Shetland and cotton cordu-
roy. White, dusty pink, aqua,
light blue and coral. Sizes II to
10. Less than u price $3.50
Down STAIRS STORE,
CoATs AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Junior Misses Shoes
sI.s5 We're s3.9S

30 pairs Of sports oxfords and dress
shoes OF white elk or calf or black
patent or navy calf. Broken sizes
4 to 8: AAA to B.
~ pairs Children's Oxfords and
Strap Shoes in white or brown elk.
Broken sizes 9 to 2. Less than u
price 81
lis pairs Girls Cotton Print Slip
pers with soft soles, some with open
toes. Blue, brown, wine, green and
yellow. Sizes to 9. Were $l.35.
now
nOwN Srarpc Sropr
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Washable Rayon Frocks
''7' Were S3.95 and sS.9S

50 rayon frocks in light washable colors and dark
colored crepeS. Sizes IL to A.
100 Maids Cotton Uniforms in variety of colors
sizes Also black cotton broadcoths group Sizes IA
and is and 40 to 46. Were $195. Now -------sl 81
50 Sheer Cotton Frocksght and dark coors Also crisp
percales and pques in light prints. Sizes u to a in
group. Were $1.68 and more Now--s5c CSC
Down STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Picnic at Damascus

DAMASCUS, Md, Aug. l (Spe-
ciaD The annual picnic of the
Baker Council, Daughters of Amer
lea, will be held Saturday on the
Damascus High School grounds.
Evening star., 1940-08-01

Boy Rangers of Barnsley, Eng
land, have given their headquarters
to Belgian refugees.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Costume Slips, 81

Manufacturers seconds Of
slips that vOuld be much
more if perfect
276 of rayon crepe and rayon satin.
Tailored or trimmed with cotton
lace. Tearose and white. Sizes
80 to a in group.
zoe Cotton Lace-trimmed and Tai
lored Slips of rayon crepe and
satin. Tearose; sizes "a to 40.
Were 81. Now
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-08-01

for the best essay on ''The c. M.
4. c., Builder of American Man
hood"
Evening star., 1940-08-01
White Handbags, So

Reduced from sfock-some
slightly soiied
100 OF simulated leathers-a mis-.
cellaneous group OF styles and sizes.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Misses and Women's
Dresses, '3.s'
Were S7.95 and more

100, including many of our outstanding Spring and
Summer frocks-rayon crepes in one piece and
jacket styles, solid coors and prints Sizes IL to
20; So to A and 1872 to 241a
10 Rayon Crepe Dresses in solid printssome
soiled and IL 20 36 to A and l6s to
24la in group Less than u price------------S1 S19s
DOWN STAIRS STORE DRESSES
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Printed Sports Frocks
d 80 Were s29S and s3.95

100 two-piece, washable rayon crepes with
six-gore skirts and fitted classic jackets to
match. In rose, blue and aqua with small
white designs. Sizes IL to 18
Is Cotton Cuotte Dresses in gay printed washable
cotton. Sizes IL to 20. Were s1.s5. Now----$1
IS Sports Dresses in prints, dots and stripes Also
rayon crepes and sheer cottons. Broken colors and
sizes from IL to 20. Were $l.95 and more. Now 81
IL pairs Riding Breeches of cotton gabardine Brown
black, green. Sizes IL to Is. Were 81 95 and more.
Now 81
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-08-01
Mems Swim Trunks, 88e

Manufacturers samples of trunks that uonld
be SI65 and more in regular stock
$50 of wool, wool-and-rayon or rayon satin woven
with "Lastex" yarn. Blues, Wines greens, browns
All with belts. Sizes 80 to 4O
13o Mems Globe" Silk Suts-one-pece ribbed cotton
union suits in white Sizes SO to A. Were 81. 55c
81 Silver plated Belt Buckles Were 81. Now soc
pairs Pioneer Elastic SuspenderS than u price 25c
100 Tie and Handkerchief Sets Of -andcotton in
matching blending shades Of blue, green and wine.
Were ST. Now
Down STAIRS STORE.