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The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

Representatives elected G. l..
Washington, of Tuskegee Institute,
president of the newly formed Aero
nautical Association of Negro
Schools and began making plans
for a national Negro college air
meet in Washington this winter
Agreeing that the present two ad-
vanced pilot training centerS at
Tuskegee Institute and at the Cof-
fey School of AeronautiCS in Chi
cago, were sufficient for present
needs. the coordinators and flight
instructors began work on ma
tienal compaign for scholarships
for Negroes in aviation.
They also drew up program of
publicity to encourage Negroes to
enter aviation in the present pri-
mary training centers at Hampton
Institute. Howard University, West
Virginia State College, Va. State
College, Delaware State College,
North Carolina A. and r. College,
Lincoln University in Missouri and
Tuskegee Institute.
In his written greetings TO the AS
SoCiatiOn. President Malcolm S.
MacLean said. There can be no
question that flying in allSits phas-
es, private, commercial and military,
will see an enormous development
over the next 10 or 20 years. The
United States is not going to let
the new plants for building planes
fall into diSuSe and rust out after
the defense effort is over. CONNER
cial airlines and private flying will
be expanded enormously as will en-
ployment opportunities in these
fields. Tt is obvious that if we are tC
get a break in this employment
market in all phases Of ground
maintenance II d repair, il
all phases of manufacture, and ii
flying itself. for our Negroes. we
must use fully the opportunity
opened up by the expansion of the
defense program"
Miss Villa 3. Brown of the Cof
fey School of AeronautiCs, was
elected vice president of the ASsoci-
alton. John L. Frank, coordinatoI
of the CPT program at Hampton
Institute, was elected secretary anc
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

at this weeks meeting of the st.
Louis Chapter of Beauticians to be
turned over the Mrs. Ramona j.
Grimsley, state director of cosme-
tology and hairdressing, at Jeffer-
son City
Mrs. Lillian MacCaIum, beauty
inspector assigned to st. Louis, has
promised that speedy arrests will
he made of those reported and
that they be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
There will also be a drive against
unlicensed operators as well as
those who do work without license.
Leaders of the group assert that
Tie observance of the law. through
a rigid check, not only protects
the customers but the operators OF
all ShOrS as we'll.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

J L RI am going with
young man and he acts like he
loves me and he sid he wants n
marry me and he wants me to make
a date with him first I want t"
know # he will make me 2 good
husband or viii, he Just fool me?
Ans: He. seems "pIain nutty''
about you but don't give him anY
more privileges than yru w"r'
any other boy. A good night ki5r
won't hurt bur you must make him
realize that you aren't loose and
common and eyen if you are plan
change matters one bit. He NAV
he will think more of you if you
are able to hold your self re-
Spect.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
British Failure To Recognize Selassie Is Criticiz ed

cratic institutions work. Within the course of
day, this act enthusiastically heraded ''Socia
ISM
Now, for the recognition of the independence of
Ethiopia, the British government is moving with Ia
mentable slowness A Berriedae Keith professor Uni
versitv of Edinburgh and leading constitutional
thory in England, wrote the following letter in the
Manchester Guardian
"Mr. Churchill in May expressed the deep and uni
versal pleasure of the British nation and empire at
your imperial Iestys welcome home to your capital
at Adds Ababa Your Ma esty he added, was the first
of the lawful sovereens to be driven from this throne
and country by The Fascist and Nazi criminals and
is the first to return in triumph!
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

Ans: Nou problem Cannot be
solved through indifference, argu
ing or unIsindness. Maybe it can
not be solved at all Although 7
strongly advise that Won try to
change YOUR husband if it is at
all possible. The first thing is to
build up his confidence in him
self. talk the matter Of his drink.
ing over with him sensibIy and try
to help him, see if you can't get
him interested in joining ard be-
coming gOOn member Of the
church. If necessary talk to your
family doctor and see if he doesn't
have some suggestions for you. He
is your husband aud IL IS your
duty to do everything within your
power to make . good man of him
and ! am inclined to thint that
you will succeed
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
MacLear1 To Aid
r. R. Job Fiiqht

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va,
-tSNS) - President MacLean of
Hampton Institute has accepted
membership On a national citizens
committee to save cOlOred loco
motive firemen's jobs. The com
mittee sponsored by A. Philip
Randolph Of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car PCrters, will work
toward stopping the present prac-
tice of displ9jding colored fire
men, some of whom have serve1
railroads in the south 80 or 40
years, but are now being displac-
ed by white firemen with less
thas a years service.
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia has
accented chairmanship of the
n. Roosevelt has agreed to serve
as honorary chairman.
A. PFilip Randolph cf the Bro
therhood of Sloening Car Porters,
initiated the drive.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

dealt with in the way enemy private property
in this country, namely will be sequestrated State
property the other hand will in the of time
appropriated but nothing be finally settled be-
tween Great Britain and Italy until the peace treaty
AS the emperor of Abvssinia is still at with Italy
he has been since 1885, it is possible for him to
confiscate property but in fact he cannot confscate
until can Iegisate and he Iegisae until he
has been formally re-estabshed his throne event
which has not yet taken place.
eve, in turn, bound by complicated obi
cations resulting from the Hague convention At the
moment, the whole position is extremely complicated
but we hope to be able to clarity it little in month
SOS time
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
Bv RUDOLPH DUNBAR

LONDON BUREAU ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS
LONDON--(ANP)-Two points of the utmost i'm
pOrtance concerning Abyssinia still await Qualification
from the British government They Cd the full
recognition of the independence of Ethiopia. (2) The
category Of Italian property
The mysterious attitude of the British govern
ment in treating these two points has produced flood
of stern rebuke in the press One needs not be psychic
to fOresee some sinister in this deporabe sua-
ton
The act which authorizes the British government
to do what pleases with persons and property was
put through parliament in about three hours, which
clearly illustrates how rapidly and effectively demo-
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

We have naturally expected that long before this
the formal step should be taken of recognizing the
emperor as sovereign de ure and withdrawing the
ognton of the king OF Italy emperor of Ethiopia.
The second joint of discussion is the category of
Italian property in Abyssina- The question raised
IN the house of commons recently by Co. Wedgwood.
In reply the under secretary of the state for said
that concessions of lands minerals granted by the
Italian government remained technically valid in law
unless and until terminated by act of the Ethio-
plan state, Similarly The foreign office issued The fol
lowing statement:
ITALIAN PROPERTY IN ABYSSINIA
This falls into two categOries-private property
and state property Private property is likely TO be
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
BeauticiianS
Enforce Law

ST. LOUIS-(SNS) -Names and
addresses of 25 persons, known to
be operating beaut1cians without
licenses of conducting business.
in Kitchens. bathrooms, bedrooms
and other places regarded as
health rlisance$. were turned in
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
MY NEW 1912 ASTROLOGY
READINGS AHE READY

f. w C.-Is it necessary that
I quit my job now that I have
found out the news concerning
myself?
Ans: If your health is good and
if your doctor feels that yon can
continue working fer a few months
II think that it would he best
to keep yonr job. You will natur
ally want tp save and buy tor the
little expected visitor and few
months work will help out lots,
You might discuss the subject with
your boss In couple of months
SO that thy can prepare to get
someone to take your place.
Mrs l.. W HI am writlnS
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

G. Robert Cotton Of Lincoln Uni
versity. was elected treasurer, Mr..
John f. Pinkett. Jr., of Washing
tons Cloud Club. will be in charge
of the national air meet to be held
in Washington.
Conference members were taken
on tour of Langley Field and par
ticipated in a radio panel discussion
with Dean r. O'Hara Lanier.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

you because I feel that you may be
able to help me tC break my hus-
band of the awful habit of drink
ing He drinks from thirty to forty
dollars worth a month and the
family has to suffer. Besides it is
making pure dog of himself. Our
home is completely destroyed as
l can't stand it much longer. Do
you have any suggestions?
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
Annual Agitation
Meet To Be Held

HAMPTON INSTITUTE Va - (SNS( - Educators
from the eight Negro colleges that offer Civilian Pilot Train
programs Negro airport operators and government
resentatves met for the first time at Hampton Institute
November and to lay cut broad program OF Negro par
ticipation in American aviation.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

NOTE:YOUR question viii be answered FREE in this column
ONLY when include clipping Of this column and
fuH hrhdae and correct address
Private Rpy send ony (25c) and self addressed stamped
envelope fer ASTROLOGY READING ard receive
fefu. ntss! FREE ADVICE So [1uesdons
Send I'll 'eAtert o: ABBE WALLACE care OF rhG gcorf
NEWSPAPERS SYNDICATE. 2ib Auburn Avert
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

pursue the court fight which is
to come.
Presiding over the session was
Dr.. S. F. Coppage, Norfolk.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
White Sounds
Keynote at Va.
Conference

RICHMOND Va.-eANPl- Be
fcre an audience of more than
2.0G0 people at Fifth Street .Bap-
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22

company is Immediately increas-
ing all wages SO that the net
amount Of the pay checks after
premiums have been paid by the
employees will be substantially at
the same level as before the pen
sion plan went into effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
People i'm Sports

MILF SCHMIDT. Boston Bruins hockey iSAeekag
place on the London tOn) professional baseball team.
BERW ANGER. University Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

ANUFK. former University OF Chicago fOOtbaII star
Western Conference grid official next season
lie has asked TO work the Notre Dame Spring
football final May 1O-for experience
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Up the bulletin board in the office Of Draft Board
% in the Cadillac Square Building today went the above
notice It's the list of in the board ordered to report
for army duty the morning of May ]. Most prominent
is Henry Greenberg. the Tigers smuggling star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Campbell Kane in Air Force

CHICAGO. April 24.-(INS)-
Campbell Kane, sensational In
diana University distance runner
has passed his examination for
admission into the naval reserve
air cadet corps. it was announced
today at the Great Lakes naval
training station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
4 DETROIT TOUCH
Kind Of a Detroit touch. I

guess" Iianey added
The Siandout pitching received
by the Boston Red SoN is the most
amazing feature OF the season 10
date. according 10 Haney How
ever. he's not so sure. that the
Boston situation IS Just a case OF
Spring blossoms"
What about the Tigers and
Cleveland Indians?
Loss Of Greenberg il bound
TO hurt the Tigers. As for Cleve-
land. Gee Walker has given them
little more punch. Otherwise.
Hey haven't improved a great
deal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

COL MATT be his xty->cvcnth Dcrb
lie has one Of the widest mountaineering sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
JUST MINOR Lacquer

"Cullenbinc was Just a minor
eaguer when he reported TO w.
year ago" Haney declared.
"He was out of shape. being
several pounds overweight.
This Spring. In contrast. Gull
lenbine reported in what one
might call the pink of condition.
He's down 10 his regular playing
weighi-and besides. he means
business with each move. I'd say
he's improved 100 per cent
within year"
a sore arm was Ia keep ths
former Eastern High athlete out
81 today < game but its expected
hcn take over regular duties
within a week az the most.
Laabs. meantime. IS set as one
Of the Brownie outficlders. whilC
Kennedy was slated to pitch TO,
day withsHarriS going tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Veteran Official

Mickey Ion has been hockey
official since 1912 in Vancouver
and a professional official since
1913. For 30 years he has ref
creed about 20 games each season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
WILL BE STRONGER

However, the one-time Tiger
third baseman. from what he's OBJ
served is convinced he'll have a
stronger ball club than the one
which finished sixth a year ago.
THE extra year of experience
picked up by Judnich. Swift and
some Of our other younger Eel
lows should bring further i'm
provement in their play" Haney
revealed.
And those former Tigers in adj
dition 10 Auker-C u lie NIB in Q.
LaabS, Kennedy and Harris. They
all doing moro than their part
Obring across the Haney face.
Auker and Cullenbine particu-
larly have impressed Haney .
Auker. because Of hrs brilliant
pitching. Of course: Cullenbine be.
cause for the first time IN Haney' 5
opinion. he's a big league ball
PLAYER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Successful Coach

In the six years Of coaching by
Dave Bartelma. the University of
Minnesota wreStlerS have won
three national intercollegiate
champion ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Sans TO Practice

Sans baseball team practices
today at Northwestern Field al
5 p. m. Manager Al Bigelow has
announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Not One Victory

Carnegie Techs basketball team
lost Is games and won none during
the basketball season just ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Weather DELAYS
Annoy Boss
Of Browns
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

If anything. it's the lack of
shape occasioned by a flock of
pestmeHemeHts which was Fred
Haney singing a slight case of the
blues today as he leads his once
little Brownies of st. Louis into
Briggs Stadium.
While most the major league
clubs have played anywhere from
eight to ten games, the Brownies
have engaged in only four thus far
enjoying an even split.
And. incidentally, both of the
victories were accounted for by
Eden Auker the former SUBJ
marine artist of the Tigers. Auker
whipped Detroit on opening day,
then followed up by scoring a
verdict over the Cleveland Indians.
ITS got on our nerves some
what, being forced TO sit around
and do nothing. every second
day. or So" Harry explained
And, it's certainly not helped
H. to get away to flying
start"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
GREGORY RICE, Tho worlds

GREGORY RICE. the worlds record holder
for two and three miles indoors Will seek a new
outdoor mark in his home town of MiSSoula Mont
April l6 But Rice isn't too optimistic about his
thin air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
BARGAINS
From Todsy's
"AUTOS FOR SALE"
Classification

FORD- 30 Spas tour. sedan. an exrep-
tionaiiy clean UNI equipped with factory
push -igiiinn radio and heater. finished in
Sparkling black ruaranteed. full price S4pa
$50 down or trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
BILL STEWART il

BILL STEWART JR. son Of the National
League umpire and National Hockey League
referee. is playing Notre Danes varsity base
ball team this Spring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

vii break in as a Vest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

terms
DE SOTO - 1888 I-door de luxe sedan
shiny black finish. spotless Bedford cord
trim. nverdrirel radto heater. only S549
run price; trade terms
DODGE-1eiO coupe shiny black finish.
mDhair trim. dual accessories radio
heater IL plates. good tires low mileage
a snap al S62a fun price. - months TO
pay Al hank rates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
City Light Crew Is Kind Hearted
Won't Disiarb Mama Woodpeeka
Top Of Old Pole With Nest Is Left

e swissk wires q - nsw pess
ks di-russrea thia Ms n to pnt<
40 ths kals fuf - eseY fiisssFs
Nsw Fts<k<F - - -
asfui fsz~@. - er~~ a~e@x<s
- .sfa>si>. "a - s~<ts~a
- - kaz=~sits<sss ~.
Th~y Sawed sff - 80 80
zheaf IeFe~ 80 fFen - -
-~ths s<rtlea eltk - -
- n.
Tnsn th<y wtr-d the n<-s <<esiru
= th> 80 -. sse - 4 tH<Fs-
haas 10 k~~p ths wusap~sk~f fam
~ sltekethsr md happy
ut - : hea=snx FFelsst. 4 =
eHly tsmpuruFy An epsnioa kss
h.<a ehlsln~d fFum - es<r~s<-
tea eaunsefs effie< that te<
FtieksF family are 1a<s saasttsr~
saa nave snly <sa.tt<F=s FtsAts
se-t - -. - th~ss 10y
filck~<. 60 ~ 80 - 80
contracting p~ss s~l>s - l>~<<
$50. a.~s stii e~.s -
k~.xssx k..@~esi6 - - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13

TAersss : verr sciiritnsls Mans
F4sessr Aesefina ahoas sAs ssasff-
ct ~o.ode<ekefs asst feu ever
a~ an h~causs . hslneh ~ sitf
ansmsn wsnt suft wien tnsy 80
shs per. scrswny. fazHt hss's
fsllsws that ceeupled - asst.
~. and nra Flicker earlier thss
sprsar found = saft elsesFie hkhi
pass IN ths sllsy hstwesn Ne isth
ana aeth sss between warner ard
Puget Sound ave.
rhss tsak = TT esFs snt =
- top 81 the pai< ssd s~rss<s
u Va. > sset pi>n< - hsssss
s>.t fhey ata-
TAsn tA= other day along cane
. crew ~ city Isasmsa ehe kasw
nothsns ssoat ne weodpssssf
penthouse upstairs % mat Par
ticular pele. Trey Noted thst me
pole was rettins away - the ssss
Was heccming unsafe and wenia
have - - removed
FIRST. : nsw rrls 80 stsfF~s.
whsn one 81 ths crew wsnt arr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Sell Flags
For Nursery

Tacoma Day Nursery viii pro
note it. 18th annual flag day
sale on the downtown streets 81
Tacoma Saturday. Funds received
sin 20 toward support Of the in
stitution. now caring for 50 chill
dren daily.
Mrs. v C. Nismeyer. chairman
Ct the WAYS and means committee.
has appointed Mrs. Harold y. Dahl
general chairman in charge Of the
sale Mrs. Dahl viii b assisted
b. other members Of the nursery
gnd girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Exercises Friday
AT Talmud Torah

Closing exercises of the Sunday
school and Hebrew school classes
of Tslmud Torah synagogue, will
be held Friday at s. p. m. This
also will mark the concluding late
Friday evening service of this
season. Rabbi b. /. TRIGGER who
will officiate, will present the
pupils who are to receive special
awards and recognition. Gifts to
the pupils will be presented by
Mrs. Robert Tone and other Of
ficers Of the Womens auxiliary on
behalf of that organization.
Pupils who are to receive
awards for outstanding work are
Frank Werbisky. Adele Donion,
jeanne Sussman, Edward Drues,
Charlene Goldfarb Richard Drues,
Alvin Tone. Doreen Weinstone,
Henrienne Bender, Alice Fleisch-
ner, Kenneth Lorber. Norman
Simon, Beverley Dobry. Bill Tone,
Shirley Simon, Louis Epstein.
Charlie Goldberg. Judy Dobry, and
Elliott Rosenthal.
Members of the high school class
TO receive special gifts from the
Womens auxiliary are Philip
Simon, Edith Brodsky, Beverley
Goldfsrb and Adelyn Meier.
The teaching staff has been
supervised by Rabbi TRIGGER and
includes Mrs. 3. I. TRIGGER Morris
Elyn. Miss Esther Goldberg and
Melvin NoYkon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
End Degree Assault
Will Be Charged

The heavy kerosene lamp which
Sam VIM, 80, threw at Frank
Lockman. elderly Negro pensioner,
and hit Lockman's wife. Daisy. in
stead caused his arrest Wednesday
on a warrant charging second
degree assault.
Mrs. Lockman received severe
head gsshes and was also stabbed
in the body during the alteration
which occurred June 4. The Lock-
mans are renters from Vim.
VIM Is also a Negro.
The charge was filed in Judge
Clarence f. Laytons court by
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson =
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Tocomons Join Navy:
Train in San DIEGO

Now in training at the San
Diego station. the following young
men of Tacoma and vicinity en-
listed in the navy during the
month Of May:
Richard Curtis Hagen. 1918 18th
st: Frank James Cronkight. Rt
s. Box 621-D. Tacoma: Malcolm
Thomas Neal. 4337 So. Thompson:
William Warn Bsdgley. Olympia:
Bruce Colby Cole. Rt 3. Box 203.
Puysllup: Howard Edward Gard
ner. Rt s. Box 40. n. y. Tacoma:
william Harold Carlson. 2e11 So
sth st: Vert Junior Rogers. s44
No. Trafton st: Jack Donald
Engsls, Rt 2. Box ass. puyallup:
Bruce Eugene Martin. hoKenna /.
Louis Laredo Quintsnills. 1881
So 10th St Gilbert Msnferd Rud.
$40 SO. 35th 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Boys InnerE Outer
Sports Shirts
79c

Our eoflfe stock Of boys Sport shirfs,
shirs mot feeulorly sell o. J 90 ond Is
no~ o. this special price Choose from
cooyon tones eoboroines snonfoo9s
royons flonnels piqUss poplins
or sbesn n connplefe rouge OF coiofs.
lo~ef fooT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Yakima Park
Road TO Open
RGinier Prepares
For Busy Season

Opening Of the road to Yakims
park Sunday for motor traffic
vii mark start OF the summer
season IN Rainier National park.
All other developed areas in the
reserve have been accessible "a
motor visitors since April 20.
when the East SIDE park road VAS
cleared Of snow. and the Ohana-
pecosh district opened for visitors.
The 1871 season finds eon-
tinuance Of facilities in all areas.
and added conveniences in some.
ohanapecosh Hot springs:
Facilities In this area include the
lodge. cabins. hot mineral spring
baths and meal service.
Paradise Inn; The inn has been
renovated and repaired. and will
he in fun operation June IL On
this date. a limited number of
cabins will be available to visitors
at Paradise. The lodge will open
June rs.
Yakima Park: Lunch service
will be available here June n.
Sunrise lodge, with full cafeteria.
cabin and other services will open
June rs.
Longmire: The National Park
Inn has opened. and additional
cabin, lunch and cafeteria facili-
ties are available.
All trails in the lower eleva-
tions have been repaired and are
now free from snow. Visitors
going 10 the higher elevations,
however, will encounter snow
patches at come points. Paradise
offers both foot and horse guide
service starting June Is, and June
% will mark the opening of horse
guide service At Sunrise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
Board Is Empowered
To Fix Top Prices

LONDON The board Of trade
has been empowered To fix maxi
mum prices to BE- charged for
goods in any stage Of production
or distribution.
The measure. known a. the
Goods and Services Price Control
bill. aims 10 prevent excessive
price increases
Prices may b defined In terms
n money or BY reference 70 cost
prices and margins ~ profits.
Under the order. retailers may b
required N inform customers n
the maximum prices fixed for their
goods The bill slso covers deal
inrs IN secondhand goods
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13

bod will pick on Arrow every
tinsl Silks. sotins. Moccles-
~sovss ond foulords IN figures
ond stripes FOR summer vsor