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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

greatest living writer, but John
Huston and I do not agree with
them. A great writer, who packs a
powerful wallop, but not the great
est. A fascinating style, a great
movie style.
Huston comes into this because
he, as scenarist- director, inf1u-
enced Warmers to buy Sierra
Madre" No Traven story ever has
been filmed. although he has writ
ten at least 10. Only four have been
translated into English. by Traven
himself, from their original Ger
man. although at least Is other
translations have been made.
The only way to reach Traven,
Huston found out, is to send let
ter to his publisher, who forwards
it to bank, which gets it to
Traven. Last time Traven wrote
from Acapulco. which is way down
south in Mexico. Huston wanted
Traven to help him on the scenario
partly out of curiosity, partly be-
cause he believed Traven could
contribute a great deal
Traven's reply, full of American
idioms. often used incorrectly, indi-
Gated that he might-only might
come here if Huston would first go
to Mexico to look over possible film
ing locations and get the feel Of
the country Sierra Madre" con-
Germs the present-day search for
gold in the primitive back country
Of Mexico.
The director considered the trip
until he heard what happened to
the New York publisher who went
to Acapulco to meet Traven by ap-
pointment. A very old man met the
New Yorker and announced he was
the author, but it was apparent in
moment that he was not, because
he didn't know the titles of all of
Traven's books. The publisher hung
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around several days. but no Traven
Traven answered Huston's request
for a photograph with group shot
of several hundred men. He wrote
on the back, Here I am" He has
an odd sense of humor or else he
intended the picture as a symbol
ism-not one man but many.
The writer said that if he did
come to Hollywood it would have
TO be understood that he would be
introduced. If at all, by some other
name. He said later that he has no
desire to become famous. no wish
for notoriety. that all he wanted
was to live his life as he liked it,
and that he probably wouldn't
come here anyway
The generally accepted theory is
that Traven is a German or an
Austrian who lived in this coun-
try until he was about II, when he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

of Metro to make 1t the greatest
motion picture in the world There
was not the slightest doubt in his
mind that it could be that-modesty
is for lesser men-but only if he,
himself, Mr.. S., were to direct it.
That's where M-GM got Sus-
picious. Saroyan, it knew, has done
everything from picking grapes to
writing prize plays, but there was
nothing in his dosSier in the per-
sonnet files to indicate that he ever
had directed a movie. In fact, there
was nothing anywhere in the world
to indicate that Saroyan ever had
directed a movie, because actually
he had not
Granting that he had done every
thing else rather we'll. especially
convincing critics and the public of
his conviction of genius, Metro just
did not want to launch Saroyan as
4 director. At least not of big
picture, which The Human Com
edy' started out to be when it cost
10000 for the mere writing.
So. very reluctantly, it said no, it
wouldn't let him direct.
Saroyan said in that case he
wouldn't work for M-G-M any more
and Metro. in turn. said that was
all right with it and he could just
turn in his typewriter.
He did.
Now that Saroyan is out of the
movies. he will not be responsible
for anything that happens to The
Human Comedy" M-G-M Is 60
ing right ahead making 1t with
another director in charge and the
result will be entirely upon its
head.
The emotional Saroyan is not
angry over the ending of his movie
career.
In fact, he has felt sufficiently
other-cheekish about the whole
thing that he has offered Metro
first chance at his new play which.
he predicts as usual, is likely to
turn out to be the greatest piece
of writing since Genesis.
A modest s250000 would sew up
the rights, he said. in making the
offer.
Metro said. thanks, no."
That's where the matter stands
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and probably will continue to stand
until The Human Comedy" is made
by that other director.
Saroyan probably will have some
thing else to say then.
4 X ~
Progress department: When Cecil
B. DeMille made his first picture
The Squaw Man" 30 years ago
he did it with budget of $40, 900,
the total capital of the Jessie l..
LaSky corporation. When he made
his latest picture. Reap the Wild
Wind" he did 1t on a budget that
must have been millionish in spite
of Hollywood's latter day reluc-
lance to talk about such things.
Addenda: Three crews are furi-
ously at work getting the Olney
Theater ready for next Monday
nights opening of George Wash
ington Slept Here" Equally
hard at work. less noisily, is the cast
headed by Eddie Bowling and Ned
da Harrington. Aside to Mrs
c. B. Jones. jr.: Was that a nice
thing to say? Without even
waiting to find out that the orig
inal flaw had been corrected? :.
The Spoilers" which opens at
Keith's today, shows how time
forces changes in movie making.
q. Marlene Dietrich now gets the
cast emphasis, which probably would
surprise Rex Beach, who wrote it
with the accent on the other sex.
A pair of experienced song
writer's can have jobs in the Army
Air Corps If they promise to learn
its ways, its lingo and its tenn
permanent quickly enough to turn
out an Air Corps song.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

| NalICht hCdtti HtlI dCtlobs
| and Time of Showing
Stage.
National-The Ballet Russo de
Monte Carlo, presented by S. Hurok,
lists "Serenade." "Scheherazade"
and "Vienna-1814" for tonight at
8:15 pm
Catholic University-"Count Me
In" an original musical comedy:
$50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Gentleman After Dark"
with Brian Donlevy the frustrated
gent: ii am, lao. 4:25, 7:30 and
1905 pm. Stage shows: 1910, 3:25,
$40 and 9 pm.
Columbia-"Son of the Islands"
a grass-skirted Cradle smeared with
technicolor: Ills am. /, 2:40, ABS,
$50, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Earle-"The Invaders" the Nazis
have a try at Canada: II am,
lao, 4:30, Tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows: l, $50, 6:35 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"The Spoilers" with Mar
lene Dietrich and that famous fist
fight: 11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Pride and Prejudice"
English lavender with Olivier and
Carson: Ills am, l 55, 4:30, 7:05,
and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan Adventures Of
Martin Eden from Jack Londons
sea novel: 11:20 am, 1:25, $3.50,
5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Rio Rita" Abbott and
Costello south of the border: 1905,
2:30, ASS, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Pix-"T'he Men in Her Life" Lor-
eta Youngs, that is: 2:30, 4:20, :15,
and 10 pm.
TranS-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
THE WASHINGTON D. G., THURSDAY,
Third Evening
Of Ballet Russo
Has Varied Fare
BY ]. w. STEPP.

For the third evening Of Ballet
Russo, a full bill of four was divided
evenly between comedy and serious
ness, or clasSicism, if you will. There
was the Tschaikowsky -Petipa Magic
Swan"-otherwise the third act of
the original Swan Lake"-with
Danilova, Youskevitch and Guerard
in the standout characterizations
Which is not by any means to say
that such artists as Milada Mladova,
Chris Volkoff, Sonia Woicikowska
and Leila Crabtree made clumsy
spectacleS of themselves. 1t is SIM
ply that the crisp motions and COM
plete balance of Danilova cannot be
matched; that the leaps and vigor
in general of Youskevitch's per-
formances are barely short of amaz-
ing and Guerards graceful comport-
ment rare delight to the eye.
In that perfect of ballets in the
emotional mood, the DebuSSy Min
sky Afternoon of a Faun." Mr.
Youskevitch did very we'll by its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

uble seems to have been a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

stark simplicity and rigid demands
for an equilibrious faun. although
the lesser nymphs had tendency to
falter.
The New Yorker" (Gershwin-
Massine) provided humor in its
somewhat, jumbled doses and also
Massine himself as the loose limbed
Timid Man of Peter Arno. And
then, of course, there was the re-
peat and gala Cate Parisienne,
from which every one departed hap
Ply in the throes of petticoat fever.
Slavenska was the glove girl last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

went to Germany with his parents
and, for reasons not known, fled to
Mexico about eight years ago.
P. S.-Huston just phoned to say
that perhaps The Treasure of the
Sierra Madre" can't be filmed, be-
cause the Warner lawyers just dis
covered that the German rights
have not been acquired. He couldn't
see what difference this makes now
but guessed that the lawyers have
to earn their money somehow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Fantasy Outdoors

A "streamlined" version of "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" will be
produced al fresco tomorrow and
Saturday nights by the American
University Theater Group in the
campus amphitheater. The uni
versity May queen also is scheduled
to be crowned at the Friday
performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

mutual suspicion
of incompetence,
as it sometimes
Is in the case of
gre t institu-
tons embarked
upon a common
undertaking.
Mr.. Saroyan's
suspicion C a m e
first. No sooner
had he finished
the scr ! p { OF
The H u m a n
Comedy" t h a n
h e b e ga n t o
have misgivings
a hnlhf thu O hilitN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
B. Traven, the Mystery Man,
Mystifies H'wO0d Also
Reputedly Greatest Writer in the World
Keeps His Identity Closely Guarded
From His Cinema Customers
By Hubbard Keavy,
Bv Hubbard Keavr,
Wide World. News,
HOLLYWOOD.


Somewhere writing
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

And what an attractive ensemble
in every numberI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Saroyan, in Huff, Leaves
Movies to Own Devices
He Also Leaves His Finished Script
OF The Human Comedy Which
He was Denied Right to Direct
BY JAY CARMODY,

which
ABREAST OF William
publcs part must rgretfuly
MOVIES longer fact
nave phhhhhhhht Having phhhhht
Both
Will miss meal result
Evening star., 1942-04-30
NeedIePoint Designs
S.oo We're $3.50

1 pieces Of needlepoint with finished
design and only backgrounds to be fin-
ished in wool. Cotton canvas back
ground. 2sx26-inch size
1 NeedIepoint Chair Seat and Rack.
Design complete. background to be
f1nished in wool. Seat 28x2s, back
26x26. Was, complete $ll50. Now 81
/ Finished Needlepoint Chair Seat,
Arms and Back. Design and back
ground in AL wool on cotton canvas.
Seat 30x32, back 21x21, arms 6xe.
Was 1855. Now S $3.50
1 Hammered Rayon Satin Bed Rest.
Kopak filled. Was $3.50. Now $3.z5
1 Pair Model Cotton Pillow Gases,
white with colored embroidery. One
case finished. the other stamped 42x36
inch Size. Were IS. Now $3.50
1 Pair Model Cotton Pillow Cases. one
case finished, the other stamped. 42x36
inch size. Was 81. Now---S2.75
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Silk Damask Reduced

IS pieces Of Lovely Silk Damask, i'm
possible. to obtain on recorder now.
This collection includes one-of kind
pieces In exquisite colorings. II yards
each. Now "a to $40 each
Also IS pieces Cotton Remnants. suit
able for decorative purposes. greatly
reduced. 9. yard to q yard. Now
csc each
STUDIO or INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
China Reduced

1S Tea Plates, Blue Temple decora-
ton. Imported. Less than half price.
soc
IS Tea Plates In English Bone China.
Half price Soc
Musical Dog House Cigarette Boxes.
Imported. Less than half price $40
20 After Dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. English Bone China. Each
less than half price
: After Dinner Coffee Cup Cases to
store your fne china. Satin lined.
Half price -----
l Pyrex Casserole and Metal Frame.
Half price
Metal Plate Racks. Less than half
price
Large Assortment fancy pieces Of Fine
Bone China reduced.
CHINA, FU1H FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Juniors Sports Shoes
~ Were $3.50 to 1926

80 pairs Hill and Dale pumps and
oxfords. tan calf IN boot-maker finish
Sizes; AAAA-s14. 7, III. 9; AAA-6,
ela. w to s1a; AA-5a, 8. 7, III;
As. 81. J. 8; B-5. 51a. 7, ~.
- pairs Edwards CorecTred Oxfords:
white elkskin or calfslin Sizes AAA-
TO 8, 7. 3 to 9; AA-s. 61a, 8; A
512, 8, 7l2, Sa, .; BI6, to 8. Were
$3.50. Now $3.9S
80 pairs Play Shoes, cotton fabrics.
Red, beige or white. Broken sizes, 4 to
8. Were $2.95. Now ---$I.S5
JUNIOR MIssEs' AND CKnDRRN's SnoEs,
SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Pictures and Mirrors
Reduced

4 COl0rful Processed Oils Of scenic
landscapes. suitable for any large
space. Half price. Now ----S Ss
2 Fine Plate-glas Mirrors handsomely
framed in metal leaf. Half price.
Now $3.50
| Beautiful Oval MetaI-leaf Framed
Plate Glass Mirror. Half price. Now,
$3.50
2 Black and White Etchinxs, framed
appropriately for legal of1ce walls.
Half price. Now --Z--S s.
Handsome Copies Of Mellon Gallery
Subjects in ppocessed oils framed In
metal leaf. Less than Il price. Now $50
Some slightly soiled or mussed
PICTURES AND MIRRORS. SIXTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Sports Dresses, 'IO'''

Were SI3.9S and SI695
"a tailored rayon dresses Blue, green gold red and
luggage Sizes 10 to 20.
- Sports Suits gabardine wool jersey
properly labeled to fabric content Blue pink and
natural Sizes II to 20 Were 1885 Now Sl0IS
30 Rayon and Wool Aouses- Each properly labeled to
fabric content White blue green pink and beige Sizes 80
to 40. Were - 95 and
Lovely Rayon Velvet sports evening
Each properly labeled fabric content Coos
white blue gold red and black Sizes 81 to 40 Were $50
and more. S345
Wso Sports Suits In blue. tan and Each suit properly
labeled to fabric content Sizes Is to co. Were $3975
SPoRrswTAR THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Imported Minton. Porcelain Lamp,
white with pink and blue design. Egg
shell silk shade. Less than "a price.
Now ----------------- VS.
Modern Pottery Indirect Table
Lamps, chartreuse or dusty pink, with
white rayon MORE shades. Were
tl2.50 Now -S6.sS
Ivory -colored Lumarith Ball shaped
Night Table Lamp with matching
shade. Was $3.50. Now S295
1 Colonial-type Lamp with marbls
base. Milk glass globe with hand
painted flowers. Was tl250. Now.
$3.50
1s-inch Beige Rayen Taffeta Shade.
Was $3.50. I.s5
Assorted Parchment Paper Shades
also Reduced.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Junior Misses Dresses, 'I'''
We're S3.95

80 summer dresses Of cotton, rayon sharkskin and
spun rayon in white. pastes, checks and prints.
down. front, classic shrtwaist and prn-
cess styles: sizes II to Is.
Is Better Cotton and Spun Rayon Dresses in white and pas
wide style assortment is.
30 Cotton Skirts gayy printed Calico red yellow blue and
aqua Sizes to IS at less than half price. Now---S1I5
Is Sheer Cotton Bouses peasant style to with evening
streetengh skirts Sizes to IS Were 1895 Now $195
Cotton Paysuits with detachable skirts bright prints
stripes Pque sersucker and percae sizes IL to IS Were
So 95 and $195
Is Dressmaker Bathing Suits eastczed midrs smooth
fitting Szes-smal, medium and large. Were 1926 Now
&lss
Is Summer Formas types
sucker piqe and dotted swiss Sizes to Is at less than half
price. Now S3SS
10 Evening Skirts jersey cotton and
crepe white black blue Sizes to Is. Were $s95.
$4S5
20 Evening Dresses formal dinner dresses with ped
with jackets taneta chiffon
net in white, blue. black and Sizes
to 49, 10 37s5 to $os5 $685. 10 $l2s5 to
$89S
so Junior Misses Street Dresses dressy cotton
veveten spun woolens Gall properly labeled the
fabric conten and piece styles sizes to 49, all coors
Three all at less half price 80 dresses at s3S
IS dresses at $685. Is dresses $Ss5
junior MISSES APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Glass Vases, So

" price
125 attractive glass vases, all II inches
high in assorted colors. Low priced
just when you are needing 50 many for
all your spring flowers.
IS Oval Pottery Bowls in green Less
than half price Soc
IS Sets Of Glass Ash Trays and
Cigarette Lighter. Half price 500
Gur SHOP, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Costume Slips, SIS

M annfacfnrers sambleS-ff IN
regular stock ,conId be 52.9S
Only 2s slips Of rayon satin and crepe
with cotton lace trims or tailored. all
are sizes 80, 331a and "a. Tearose only.
13 Slips Of rayon or rayon and silk
satin. Trimmed with cotton lace. Tea
rose in sizes 80. "a and 49, Would Be-
t3.S5 in regular stock. Now s2s5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLooR.
IL Gowns Of rayon crepe. Cotton lace
trimmed Tearose only In sizes "a and
a. Would be 1926 in regular stock.
Is Panties Of rayon crepe and rayon
satin. Embroidery or lace form the
trims. Sizes as. 2s. "a. 36. White and
tearose. Would be Sl.e5 In regular
stock. Now
UNpERwLAR, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Millinery Reduced

10 Hats in straw, fur felt, rayon fabric
and 1909, wool tweeds. Colors black
red, Aght blue, beige and pink. Head
sizes 2115 to %. Less than half price,
S22S
MILLINERY, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Stationery, So

Vas II
$50 boxes, some containing letter and
note size sheets. White, colors. One
and two qutres with envelopes.
100 boxes Playing Cards. red and blus
or green and orange in garland de-
sign. Were 78c. Now 5Ss
STATIONERY, AIsLr 2, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Books, IS to $50

Were SOC to IS
ITS Books-mostly non fiction, fnclud-
ing drama and poetry.
lot Of Juvenile Books for children
Now z5c 70 81
THE Book STORE, AISLE 23,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Girls Jacket Suits, '9'''

II In assorted light plaids. Each gar
ment properly labeled as to fabric con-
tent. Sizes IL and a.
50 Cotton Sheer Dresses In assorted
prints and dots. Sizes 10 to 16. Were
$295. Now
Is Cotton Dresses for girls. Assorted
dots. stripes and prints. Sizes 7 to IA.
Were $l.95. Now----31 SLAB
20 Girls Cotton Frocks in prints and
stripes. Sizes to H. Were $2S5.
GnLS AND TExN-AaE APPARH,
FoURrM FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Summer Furniture Reduced
Ia to 12 and More

~ Tube Chairs bright colors Few with rockers
Wrought Side Chairs aauamist finish. Assorted
color sailcloth Were S. Now s275
Metal Spring Chairs "a white with yellow. white with
hdsque). $3.50 S3s5
Metal Tier Table white enamel finish Was s675. Now 33s5
Wsed Frame Yacht Chair Green canvas seat and back
white enamel Was $4.4S Now S275
Folding Chairs With foorests Natural varnish finish
90 Is and S3s5
Wrought finish
treated Cotton salcloh cushion Was $s75 Now 3ss5
Wrought Iron Side Chair Ivy pattern. Less than half
price e------------------------ $3.50
Pine Side Chair natural varnsh finish. $z4s
Wrssght Irsn Side Chair pompen finish Halt price S1375
GNdsr Of white heavy metal frame with bright removable
for cleaning Less than half price
Metal Fielding Chair Of and white Less than half
Swing King Glider white frame simulated leather
cushions. Less than half S1375
White Metal Table (gass top missing Less than half
price SIs5
Glider with metal frame removable Less than half
price ----------- S2475
Metal Frame Folding Chairs. Back missing Less
than half prce-------- 4--------- S2ss
Rattan Frame Chair With white and yellow plastic seat
than half price S5s5
Metal Chair white frame metal seat and back Was
baS0 S@.so
Metal Frame Chair with red and white Abcoid covered
3l4.75 S7s5
Wrought Isn Chair white saicloth Was
tse5 8Ss
w..gh Irea Side Chair in white sacloth covered seat
Was IS. Now-------- --------------------- 32s5
eu,fxn FuprrTusE SIXTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Dress Fabrics Reduced

IS yards Totals English Rayon
Lystav in shades Of orchid or wine
Grease resistant finish. Was $50.
Now, yard Ssc
20 yards Printed Rayon Sharkskin in
fifty-inch width. Less than \ price
Now. yard 81
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Flower Design Bracelets

10 We're 81
IS enameled bracelets In green, arne-
thyst and brown.
Is pieces Of Assorted Costume Jevelry.
Clips, bracelets and necklaces In gold
color metal. Were $50. Now 85c
All prices plus 1919 tox.
COSTUME JEwrLRY, AISLE 5.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Exceptional Savings on this Special Purchase
10000 Corning Glass Tumb|ers, IS dozen
the possible Choose all
Bath Powder, S. Was 7se pI.. ross to.

St Denis Yankee Doodle Bath Powder in assorted
36 packages Novelty Sachets assorted pastel color Were
SOC. Now SOC plus 10To
4s jars Amami Skin Cream. pound jars
Plus 10qo
2S8 Shop Soap. razrances
Special
TonErRns, AISLE IA, FIRST
Juniors Millinery Reduced
10 Straw Hats for Juniors
ribbon and wells sailor pompadour models
kelly and black Hesdsizes al to 22 less than
half price &45
20 Girls and Juniors Hats Calots
urban beres and Dutch styles powder blue beige
and navy headsizes a 221a adjustable half
price and less
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY, Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Maternity Dresses Reduced
NegIigees Reduced, s.

Manufacturer samples, iOere H.9S
7, white crepebacked rayon satin with cotton lace
trim Sizes 40 and a;
White Rose and Flame Rayon Crepe Housecoats wrap
styles Sizes 12-1s-20 Manuac-
turers samples Were $7.95 S3s5
Rayon Satin Housecoats in rose, wine and royal Wrap
styles Larger sizes 4e-4S-50 than
NEGLIaEEs
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Misses Walnut Room
Dresses Reduced

Individually selected group Of dinner and evening
gowns; group includes silk lace, net, chiffon ant
faille rayon crepe and satin. White, royal black
pink and blue. Sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Women's Dresses Reduced

Group includes afternoon and casual styles, some
with jackets long coats. Printed rayon crepes or
solid coors, including black, navy, red green and
brown; sizes Is to A and 14H7 to 24A
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Broad|oom Rugs Reduced
15 to - Less than Regular
Bedroom Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Five Piece Bedroom Solid
Design Dresser with mirror vanity with mirror beds
and vanity bench Was $2e675. .Now--------------N7 -N77
Bed double sire In Solid Maple Less than half price 3l2
Single Bed Of Solid Mahogany. price
Slipper Chair with loose
Now 3l2.7S
mattress and hand tied box springs mounted six legs
Was $3.50. .Now-------- - SSs7S
Mirror Cherry and Maple combination hard
wood Was s225o. Now - ----.- SI4.5a
Chase Lounge with reversible seat and back cushions Was
1890 Now
BEDxooN FuRsrruRs, FIFTH FIoos.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Misses FormaIs Reduced
Women's, Misses Dresses, ~

Less fF0n z brfce
ITS clevery fashioned rayon crepe dresses In one
piece or jacket styles. Black, brown. wine greer
blue aqua and rose. Sizes IL to co. SO to A, 49,
to 24Kz.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Women's FormaIs Reduced
Misses Spring Goats, 20

20 fitted and over-suit styles Of Forstmann casual
fabric carefully labeled for exact fabric content
Black navy beige gold green Sizes 10 to 18
10 Tvopiece Suits dressmaker style Black, blue
tan carefully labeled fabric content Sizes Il
to Is. Were $35 Now
Coxr Sr1rs Tursn F1oo
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Owed Processed Lamb
Jackets, Sis Yer. ,1ss

0oANNlo/ ~ "e 100
3. gray, brown and tan. Sizes 18 and 20.
Silver Fox Jackets, sizes IA to 49, Less than price Now
ss5
dyed Skunk Jacket 1s than 4 price
Now - $3.50
Asiatie Mink Jacket 1s Was $3.50 Now S142So
Skunk Jacket size IS. Was s19s Now
N45
All prices plus l0% tax.
ryRS SArnN TYyRn
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Women's Shoes Reduced

205 pairs Women Shoes Dress street and walking shoes In
gabardne crushed calf patent leather and suede Black brown
and blue sizes to Were s675 and Now
pairs Shoes Pumps fale and
Arnold Authentic sports shoes in calfskn Dscon
tinued styles broken Sizes to Were $los5 and
Nov, SSSS
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Walnut Room Formal
Fashions Reduced

Individually Selected Dinner and Evening Dresses Of
rayon crepe, silk marquisette and silk chiffon some
with lace or fringe trim, simulated jewel or sequin
embroidery few with jackets. Colors include gold.
coral, blue, gray and black; sizes 18 to A.
1 Less than Il price Now
Were $50 IS. Now
l Was $5975 S3s
Were ass Now A1
1 Were $50 rs and more Now $40
Were $50 rs and more Now -S So
Were se75 Now S64
2 Were s125 Now $50
/ Was $145.
WALNUT ROOM THIRD Ftooa.