davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-11-17

1852 QUE N.W.-GIRLS-Desir BILE triple
rms. with lAvatory, near shower inner
spring mattresses: basement, cooking privi-
lege MI 444O
Evening star., 1942-11-17

CHEVY CHASE. Military I'd. nr. Conn
Gentlemen only; , large rooms on second
floor; beds have innerspring mattresses. ,
bathrms.; car garage; no housekeeping;
detached house. occupied by 5 adults.
Phone OrdWay 1896
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twin beds. pvt bath: det home mr. 14th
st. car, 1st cab zone: 2 gents, S5 wk. ca.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

4713 ASBURY PL. NW-Single room for
gentleman only. near bath, $40 per month.
Phone EN- 2392 IS.
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DOGS-Exc. home wanted for Nellie small
white spitz, ] VI. old also a wire haired
female. exc. DISPOSITION. ladies pets Box
Evening star., 1942-11-17

RESPONSIBLE NAVAL OFFICER AND
wife desire apt, conv. tranSp. to Amer. U.
Call RA. 1893 after or all day Sun
BUSINESSMAN. WIFE AND BOY. q
years. desire 4-room apt, unfurn.; best of
references; S5O-So5; prefer Sc. section.
FIR. 9tO5
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ROOMS UkFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

75I Sth ST. S.E.-Double room for !
Apply before al am.
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/ 43l5 eth ST. NW.-First floor, front, l or
z: near express bus: reasonable. Taylor
Evening star., 1942-11-17

1915 SPRING RID. N.W-Large double
room, twin beds: also girl to share room
with another; clean private home, all con-
veniences. Adams S42O
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BICYCLE. mans. nearly new. S35.. $500
Greenwood ave-. Apt. !. Takoma Park. Nd.
1os
Evening star., 1942-11-17

PIANO-Excellent value in a Mason 4
| Hamlin grand at q substantial saving. Call
Republic 62l2. Kits. 1880 st. Middle
| nS he \
Evening star., 1942-11-17

| SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS. real pals, very
playful; males, SIS; females, $40 Falls
Evening star., 1942-11-17

COLUMBIAN HALL. 1893 COLUMBIA RID.
n.W-Modern apartment for ) or 4 girls,
| utllltlES lNclndnl
Evening star., 1942-11-17

FIRST FLOOR OF PRIVATE HOME.
Large living room, dining room, bedroom
bath with shower: elec. kitchen; basement
with laundry facilities: garage: all utilities
including unlim, phone: linens. china, sill
yer optional thave ample suppy) for
couple preferably business bus at door. 2
DOCKS Georgia ave. shopping center; Sl5O
per month; 500 required for furniture
damage; to be returned if none at expira-
tlon OF term. 10l Wayne ave, Silver
Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

Stieff Lyon d Healey and others; srands
Steinway, Knsbe. Stieff. Bradbury and
others. Free delivery. Lawson d Coli
bart, at American STORAGE. 1901 Georsia
ave. AID. 592S. Open evenings until 2.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL for general houSework, no cooking,
no Sundays; city references. Call no 65il
GIRL. colored, desires 3 or hours morn
Ing work; good references. Call Du. :4:S
GIRL. colored wishes morning work;
good references Write 900 18th pl. NV.
GIRL. colored wants Job taking care of
children from pm. Until |; very Kind to
children: no Sundays. Call IL, Sob6, at
$3.50 pm. -
WOMAN colored wants full-time work:
experienced FIR. 1886. -
WOMAN, colored, days work, $50 to 30;
$500 day, Call Ii. 35S6. -
YOUNG GIRL, colored. desires Job mind
ing children; good references. Call RE.
Jo1S after /
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KITTENS, 3. want good home; will give
away: females Call WI 131S
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

COLONIAL. PLAZA CT-Rm hotel. sery-
ice: nr. bus; pvt. bath. pvt. entr.; Sl5
wk. dble. Rt. /. Berwyn. Md. Berwyn @13.
HILLCREST, :,22U both st. Sc. u block
Alabama ave. bus-Nicely furnished rooms,
twin beds. unlim. phone. laundry priyi-
leges: $40 each. Ludlow $3.50
Evening star., 1942-11-17

| PIANOS-We now have on our floors an
unusually large selection of reconditioned
grand pianos on sale at low prices for good
lnstr,ments Choice Of such makes as
liter Estey. Everett. Hardman, Gable and
others. Priced from $:95 up. Terms.
Allowance for old pianos. Call Republic
621". Kits. 1880 G st. Middle OF the
| hlock \
Evening star., 1942-11-17

! P1ANOS-We have the largest selection OF
| new and used pianos Of all types in the
! city OF Washington and are exclusive local
agents for Knabe. Wurlitzer. Fisher, Weber,
Lester, Estey. Everett and others. Be sure
and see our selection before you buy
| Terms. Call Republic 6"1o, Kits, 1880
| g st. iMiddle Of the block
Evening star., 1942-11-17

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. ] OR z
beuroom apt. in modern apt. bldg, NV. Sec
| llon. Close IN. limit. 81 6N DI 31n1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
intercepted Pass
Keeps DENLY
Record Clear

An intercepted pass spelled vic.
tory for DENLY High last night al
Mack Park and threw the Tars
into a three-way tie for first place
in the east side division Of the Met
ropolitan League. The 60 score
marked the third consecutive con-
test in which Southwestern has
failed to score.
The break came In the third
quarter after the Jungaleers had
outgalned and outplayed DENLY for
a half. The TarS marched TO the
Southeastern seven yard stripe
mainly on end sweeps by halfback
Carl Schultz. There they lost the
ball, on downs.
A moment later. Ed Solhaki in
tercepted a Southeastern pass and
was brought down on the 20. On
the following play, Tom Donley
Tar fullback, sprinted around left
end for the score.
The victory kept the DENLY slate
clean in league competition al
though the Tars dropped pre-.
season game 10 Eastern, 60. II
was Southeastern'S second league
defeat with only pre- season
scoreless tie 10 brighten the Jun
galeer record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Gopher
Backs
Return

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. 20.
1t was far from blue Monday in
the Minnesota football camp as the
Gophers began practice for their
annual brown jug battle with
Michigan Saturday.
Bill Daley. Bill Garnaas and
Herman Frickey all took over their
first team backfield positions and
showed little sign of injury. II was
GarnaaS' best workout since he in
jured his knee in the opening game
of the season against Pittsburgh.
Daley, who didn't play in the Goph-
ers' 1872 victory over Nebraska
Saturday, was running at almost
top speed while Frickey's rib injury
was not bothering him at all.
Captain Dick Wildung was the
only Gopher who came out of the
Nebraska game with an injury.
Wildung hurt his right leg and was
limping today but II is believed he
will be in the Minnesota line as
usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Pro Golfers
Decide
Three Titles
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

One championship 10 a tourna.
ment is customary in golf. but not
so with the one played yesterday
at Bloomfield Hills by the pros al
the invitation of Manager Harry
Thompson. Three titles were de,
cided as follows.
Best autumn golfer-Al Wa.
trOus.
Best putter- Bill Graham.
Best pitch playei-Mike Brady
WatrouS. whose sub par rounds
late in the season. even into win
ter. long have featured here, was
low yesterday with 20, two under
the card He had three brides
on Nos. 4, 3 and IL and went
one over only once, on No. Z.
Bill Graham, Fred Lambs as
sistant at Bloomfield was only one
stroke back with II. Tommy
Shannon Of Forest Lake had u.
The scores stand out not only
because Of the latencSS Of the sea-
son but because there was no tee
ing up on the fairwayS and tee
HldIktIS we're Wei DdCk.
II was Shannon who nominated
Graham as the No. ! putter. II
never saw any one sink so many
good ones" Shannon said.
Brady earned the pitch cham
pionship in the card games which
followed golf and explained his
success in this manner.
IL never Join In the argu-
ments. Therefore the others,
having kindly feeling toward
me, shower me with points"
Al golf the veteran Brady had
36-1l-77 He went four over on
the last three holes. Otherwise he
did real well He had II Sunday.
The tournament was given a
baseball touch by the presence of
Roy Cullenbine, New York Yankee
outfelder. and Augie Bergamo Of
Columbus "A. team. Cullen
- despite achinug dogs from
now golf shoes. had 81 10 Ber-
gamo's %.
limerick Koesfs, Tam O Shan
ter pro, starts work today in 4
Pontiac defense plant. VIII oper-
ate a machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Down -Four Times,
But He Goes Limit

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 20 uNS)
Although unable 10 score 2
knockout, Buddy Walker, Colum.
bus Negro heavyweight, today
held judges decision over
Johnny Flynn, New York.
Walker sent Flynn to the can.
vas for the count of nine four
times i'm their 10-round encounter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Hoosiers Lose Hasapes

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. oct. 20
uNS).- Ted Hasapes, Indiana's
left end. was Shelved indefinitely
today because OF injuries. and two
Sophomores, fullback Bob Dean
and right half Lou Gambino, were
being groomed for his berth as
the HooSierS prepared for the
homecoming clash against Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

end Of the week, Club Director
George Barnewall said today.
Resignation Of Larry MacPhail.
now lieutenant colonel in the
army led 10 reports that Branch
Hickey. general manager of the
champion st. Louis Cardinals.
would take over the post. In this
connection Barnewal said ne was
unable 10 comment "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Its Cpl. Pat MrllIin

NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. oct
20 uNS).-Pat MullIn. former
center fielder for the Detroit
ifigcrs, has been promoted 10 cor
porai, army authorities az the New
Cumberland reception center said
tadaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20

Mullin, whose home is az Grind
stone, Pa "a q member Of a serv-
ice unit attached 10 the post In
1871 with the Tigers he Dated
34l in - games.
Last summer nc managed the
posts baseball team which won
m r-5TTTTJ-S- arTTi- tgJSr 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Penn Coach Must
Make Two Shifts

PHIL DELPHIA. oct 20
flNS).-A doubleShift in the Penn
lineup was scheduled today as II
became apparent Herb Nelson.
veteran end. would be unable 10
play against Columbia Saturday
-hecsHSe- -a-teFH- knee lisaHent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Pick Dodger Boss
Before Week S End

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (UP).-
"A decision regarding the new gen.
eral manager OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers will be made before the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-20
Scratches
by United Press
LAUREL.

ny United Press
LAUREL
Track, fast
First Race Merry Llege Blls Anne.
Susan Constant Pat O'See.
Second Race Freelsnds Lad, War Re-
suit Boston Blue, Post Haste.
Fourth Race go w ire Me, Michigan
Flyer. Part One. Erin : Girl.
Firm Race Kes Persita
Seventh Race Battle Lark
Eighth Battle Won Who Reigh
Naval Reserve. DinFmans Beuzar Delay.
Miss L. r, Lady Jana.
JAMAICA
Track fast
First Race Pops PICK. Phantom ship
Light Landing, Tropics
Second Race Speed 70 Spare, Ia Jo-
conde
Third Raee-Grand Party.
Fifth Race sickles Choice, Miss
Sugar samhar
seventh Race South Port, vsldlns Joe
star Back.
sPoRTsMAN s PARK
Track. fast
First Race Miss Omega. Palrzeita.
Sister 10. Riz RAJ Ducmiss. sweet
Sukey.
second Race Joe W Arnolds Actor.
Say When. Kings Error. Air Raider.
Third Race Colonel Joe. Stella Ne.
Persphere vaIdina Fair Chicharra,
Finh Race quick Dancer. Good Get.
Lopgdel
sixth Race Black John. Good Doctor,
Fly Me Lactose Boiute. Brown Bomb.
Seventh Race Miss Grief Nopay
Pompous Genie, Hijoe Radio, Mi Secret
Enn Ksar
Eighth Race-Gsy Hour Chocolate
Maid shin Plaster, sheryill, La sombra.
Reign Countess.
kEENLASD
Track fast
Flrst Pace Ted o. Fancy Face
Home town Prrhobo, Superrose, Back
tooth Rompedor, Loretta Rice.
Second Race Magnesium
Third Race Dora X, Surprise Party.
Fourth Kace-Ai Murt. Farm Lady.
Active Lady Cabo, HeAftbreaker, Beth
Hugaht Miss Advice
SXth Race Flashhght Time Was
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Art NeedIework'
Reduced

" Stamped Cotton Guest Towels, size
14x24 inches; white, green, rose or
blue. Were 25c. Now--15c 15c
l Uncovered Footstool Of solid mahog-
any, size 14x2lx17 inches. Was $l450.
Now $1e.S0
Side Chair In walnut finish, Tyre back
type, to be upholstered In needlepoint.
Was 3l0.s5. Now S7.45
So Cotton Homespun Knitting Bags,
wooden handles, light and dark colors.
Were Csc. Now 35c
Ali-wool Baby Blankets, size 35x42
inches, pink with rayon satin binding.
Were $11.50. Now----- 80. $8
"A Small-size Cotton Chints Pillows,
filled with cotton peeler comber. Green,
red or white with appliqued designs.
Half price. Now 500
8 pairs Stamped Gotten Pillow Cases,
size 42x3s inches. Conventional de-
signs. Were $1.25 and $50. Now,
pair
II pairs Model Cotton Pillow Gases,
size 42x36 inches, one case embroidered
and one case stamped. White with
colored embroidery. Were IS pair.
Now, pair Observation-Disclosures
Metal Waste Baskets In green or
peach. Were 81. Now CSC
Arr NsEDLEwoRk. SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Goats and Suits Reduced

Suits (loo% wootaored and dress styles Forstmann
and BEIGE ses H. 49, 1s 81 and 3s Were $4o75 NowS37
Suits Of imported wooen tweeds and cashmere mxtuesun
usual plads and oxford sizes H. 16 and TO- Were $S5
Tweed Gabardne Covert suits-1ooss wooin beige ana
mixtures and black sizes H. 6 S Were $3s7S Now $2s7s
Rayen Suits fale shanung and alpaca and
brown sizes H. H. 1s 2o At less than price $45e
Coats 1907 WOOL styles IN white and beige; sizes
H. 49, 49, 10 and a. Were $1295 to 1865
Coats Of 1909 woon tweed and dressmaker abcsn box
and fitted Styles gold and Sizes II to 49, 49, 22h and
24h. Were $22e5 and
- Goats Of 1907 wotweed and dresmakr fabrics In box
fitted styles-navy blue maize and beige; 14 20h
to 32h a. 2 80 to A. Were $2s7s to 1885, Now----S7s
COATS SUITS, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Friday Savings for Thrifty Women
Furs Reduced

South American Ocelot Cat Coats s 6 Was sass S1SS
Dyed Fitch Jacket size Is; ~ inches long 31ss
Brown dyed Processed Lamb Coss
Silver Fox Jacket; size 49, 32nc length
Blackdyed Alaska Seal Coat size 16 Now S365
Dyed China Mink Coats size TO- Was 1865 Now---$ $273
Mink-dyed Northern Back Muskra Coat size H.
Tan and Graydyed Processed Lamb l4l6
inches long Were $e5 S7sr
Bsuhdydysd Silver lsx Jacket; size H. a. inches
4295.
Fourskn Natural Mink Scarf Was $165 500
Two-skin Natural Mink Scarf. Was $59 SO
Fveskin Mink dyed Koinaky Scarf Was $eS75 Now $3.50
skin Mink dyed Kolinky Scarf Was ts5. Now SSo
Six-skn Mindyed Kensky Scarf Was $11o Now -SS1
Fveskin Minkdyed Kolnsky Scarf Was $475o -335
-Four skin Mink Kolinsky Scarf. Was $40
(Pius 10% Tar)
Tn Fun SALON, TAnp FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Sportswear Reduced

Is Cotton Sports Dresses in prints and stripes sizes 10 o 18
Were $795 and Bats
10 Printed Cotton Cuottes; ses II to 2 At less than
Now
ls Gabarne Sports Jackets proper labeled fabric
tent in blue and luggage sizes II to 2o Were $lo95
Now
Woosn Suits and Topoats proper labeled to fabric
tent in checked patterns blue and brown and and brown
sizes II to 20 Were $35 to $3975. Now SEATS
IS Sports Dresses Of fabric rope labeled to
fabric conten in blue an and sizes II to 90 Were
414.95 and more. $10.75
20 Rayon Sports Dresses and two piece styles luggage
cherry and sizes II to 20 Were $5 $2o75 35
spoRrsw1AH THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05

for the Republic q Aaiti, and ~
ganised IT. Ministry of Commerce.
He served for four ysars - dirsctog
Of research Of the National 1ndus-
trial Conference Board.
In his new post he viii work On
policies concerned with the procure
ment Of foreign raw materials.
4 He win be succeeded q head Of
the division Of research and statis-
tics by DR.. Amos Z. Taylor. chief Of
the international economies unit
since its establishment In 1910.
Dr.. August Manry, now chief oi
the coordination international unit,
will succeed DR.. Taylor.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Dining Room Furniture
Reduced IA to 1h

Conservative 18th Century design constructed Of
hogany and hardwoods. All pieces priced separately
10 Bullets 81 inches long vs drawers Zone for slvsr and COM
partment Were $3.50
China Cabinets with pedment ops. glass door ftcnt. drawer
large compartment 47z50.
Tables fest extension
3 Chairs 417S.
9 Shield Chairs $47s.
othss Dining Resw Furniture
Dnetts Table, solid birch In fawn-ray hnish, sns -neh
extension leaf. Originally $ls7s.
Side Chair blonde finish birch coral simulated leather
Originally $3.50.
Chair heaced finish solid birch, coral simulated
leather sest Was $e7s
Living Room Furniture
Channel back Lounge Chair, cover
Was $65.
Chair mocha cotton tapestry slightly
Originally SEATS.
Chair with reversible spring cushion beige
cotton tapestry Was $4975.
Modern design Chair wotons cotton modern fabric
soled Originally $465o. S2s7s
so blue cotton fiese reversible spring.
cushions Originally $o95o
/ Mahogany Coffee Table Was $es5.
Mahogany Tea Wagon. drop leaves. Was $50. Now-Ns7s
Shield back Occasional Chair, mahogany frame plum cotton
stripe with slight tear) Was $2475. NsAs
design Coffee Table black lacquer with decoattons
93975.
LIVING DINING ROOM FuHKrusE slxTA FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Alilsk Guild VIII Open
corcoran Show Wednesday

An exhibition BY the Artists' Guild
Of washington VIM open = series Of
special expositions at the Corcoran
Gallery OF Art beginning Wednes-
day. The yorks will be On view
through December s.
From December ! to January !
Joint display Of .etchings by Peggy
Bacon and sculpture by Heinz
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Graduate Nurses Plan
Meeting Here Tuesduy

The annual meeting Of the oradu-
este Nurses' Association Will Be held
Jointly with the league Of Nursing
Education IN an all-day session IN
room n In the United States Cham
Der Of Commerce Building, 1915 Il
street NV, Tuesday.
Business matters win b discussed
1 ct 10 am. and viii b followed BY
program sessions ct 2:45 and T:30
pm. The District Committee on
Red Cross Nursing Service also viii
take part In the evening session.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Lamps Greatly Reduced
Al soiisd Or DAMAGED

'
: swing-axm Bridge Lamps with globe
and bulb. bronze fnish. Were 4l0.
HSo- S6.ay
/ MeAefn Chreuae-and-skin Eject
Lamp and Globe. Was $3.50. Now
$5.SS
Rsse DeoefateA China Lamp and
Shade. Was Is. $z.S5
], Greea-and-wlite Lensx Table Lamp,
green stretched rayon shade. Was
$3.50. Now --.--------------$z1 $z1.S5
/ Rsse China Table Lamp and rayon
shade to match in color. Was $l7.60.
Decorated China Table Lamp, rose
decoration, with eggshell and rose
rayon shade. Was SO. Now 1855
LAlns AND ezADsa, e1vxN1A FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
R. +. Marlin Joins Staff
OF Economic " Walfare Unit

Robert +. Martin, chief Of the d.
vision Of research and statistics Of
the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, has resigned TO join the
stan Of the Board Of Economic War
fare, Secretary Of Commerce Jones
announced today.
A native Of New York City. Mr..
Martin first entered the employ Of
the bureau In 1895 Four years
later he became director Of markets
Evening star., 1942-11-05

Reduced W to VI
! Metal Fireplace Screen. Was $40. Now SO
Metal fireplace Spark Guard. Was So Now.
IS
Metal Plant Stands. Were $2.e5. Now S1.5e
20 Packages Firebrands for starting IRE In
fireplace Were soc package. Now ------. 2Se
1 Metal Night and Day Home Markers. Were
$2.2S. Now $1.zS
/ Unpainted Wooden Indoor Dryer. Was $l.2b
NOW oS0
/ Unpainted Wooden Drop-leaf Table Was
1856 Now - ----- s-l-- Z-ssr---- S3.SS
Round Met&l Hamper Was $780,. Now $1.2S
Metal Shelves. Were $l4S. Now 7Sc
/ Chrome Whistlng Tea Kettle Was $2e5
Metal Shelf Was $1.25. Now----------- $50
IA Full Length MirroFs.- Were $2.95. Now S1.5o
Hotter Cold Jar Container. Was soc. Now, soc
packages Vacuum Moth Crystals.- Were soc.
NOW SSC
1 five- pound can Sanitary Paint Cleaner. Was
2 cans Expello. Were $13o. Now
2 two pound Sanitary Paint Cleaner. Were Soc
Stanley Ovenette. Was $2.75. Now------31Se
HousrwAREs, EIGHTH FIooR-Express Elevator 81
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Yuqoslov American Unit
To Hold Teu Sunday

The Yusoslav Amsrican Associa-
tion viii hold an Embassy day tsa ct
the Taft House Inn, Sixteenth and K
streets. from TO s pm. sunday.
Madam Constantine Fotitch, wife
Of the Yugoslav Ambassador, will
be guest Of honor. Members Of the
British Army and Navy STATS here
have been invited to attend ,as well
as American Army and Navy officers.
Hostesses will be Miss Fora
veljkov, representing the, United
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Silk and Rayon Panties
Less than " price

II panties Of slk-andrayon fabric trimmed with cot.
ton lace; white; sizes 80 and 80.
Cotton Pa3amas striped batiste; and lo less
Printed Cotton Paamas one-piece style with short trousers;
size 81. At less than price,
Kaysa Crepe Hsspa Gowns with cotton lacemmsd collar
and short seevs size - In pink and se 80 m ws At Les
RaySn Sheer Bsadsir Cssa trimmed with cotton
binding; white: d1e ~ Was el0as
Sk Satin Bssdsr Csat trimmed with eoteon aeo: pink;
~ At sss than price,
UMnw1aA Tms F1ooa. Is6ssss
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Juniors Casual Hats
96e Less than VI price

20 Of fur felt, roller brims, map brinis
in black, green or navy. Sizes 21H2
or 22h.
- Novelty Hats, wool berets, wool
stocking hats, cotton corduroy pill
boxes and corduroy bonnets. Red,
blue, green, purple and combinations
Of oolors. Adjustable headsizes. each
hat properly labeled q to fabric con-
tent.) Less than price. Now, SSe
JUNIOR M1ssEs' MILLnsERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Women's Shoes, s4'''
Less than V price

Less Han Y price
200 pairs of womens pumps, sandals and oxtords In
suede alligator grain ca1fsn patent leather and cotton
and wool gabardine In black, brown and turf TAM dis
continued styles and broken sizes to .; AAAA to C.
Is Pairs Women Pandora and ties In calfsk,
suede patent leather and crushed hdskn black
and red broken sizes discontinued styles AAAA
Were $14s5 and more sass
80 Pairs Sandals and Piayshoes leather gova
Were t445 and more
Evening star., 1942-11-05

Warneke viii - shown. gallery ON
cials Said today.
CoFcoran students and alumni VIII
exhibit their work between Decem-
ber Il and January g. The Sad
annual exhibition Of the society Of
Warrington Artists viii be held from
January. q through February il.
The Miniature Painters, SCULPTOR
and 0ravers Society will hold ita
exhibition from January - to Feb
ruary il.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Juveniles Apparel
Reduced

- Cotton Corduroy Jackets with sailor
collars in copper brown, navy and
stone. Si1es to 6. Less than half
price. Now -$1.SS
- Cotton Wash Dresses in stripes or
prints, Of 5roadcloth and shantung.
Sizes to 8. Were $1.96 and more.
Now
JUVENILE APPARII, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Choral Society to Meet

The drst meeting Of the Jewish
Community Center Choral Society
and Symphony Orchestra viii be
held tonight ct the center, Sixteenth
and 9 streets NV, under the d..
rection of Prof. Arthur Green.
Prof. Green. who. studied ct the
Paris Conservatory Of Music and now
teaches music here, has volunteered
his services. Concerts Will be given
jointly By the chorus ana orchestra.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Girls Ba|briggan
Psjanas, 95s
Weye jI.7S

23 two-piece cotton knit styles In blue
or peach. Si1es 8, 3 or 10.
- Two-piece Cotton Knit Pajamas
one-piece sleepers. Blue and pink in
sizes 3 and 10. Were 31s5. Now Sl.45
IS Winter-weight Sleeveless Vests, 7S4o
cotton, 15% silk. 10% wool. Sizes
to 10. Were 75c. Now-- Soc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLool.
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Misses;WaInut Room Fashions
III Were 569.7S and more

! Plum color Rayon Creps Dinner Dress Eise II.
Black Rayon Crepe Formal Gown; s1e H.
Black Rayon Dinner Dress sleeves s1s 10
Orchid color Bsyon Marquisete Formal Gown; dSe H.
Powder RAyon Marquisete Formal Gown; sire IL
Brown Rayon Crepe Dinner Dress; size H.
Pale Blue Lace Formal Gown: size 16.
Pale Yellow Lace Formal Gown; size II.
The WALNUT ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.