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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
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AMERI5kI GENERAL RANJEN
Marsal Rommel je baje odsel IL Tunisije,
kjer bo osisce kmalu doigralo
svojo vlogo.


Ameriske cete, XII so ma, tai
mem dospele il JUNE Tunisije,
in francoske cete ma severni o.
bali, Sc danes magic priblizuje-
io Bizerti cd treh strani, do
cim so Anglezi zavzeli in pre-
koracili mex strateski hrib ter
potiskajo zdaj nevzdrzno proti
Tunisu.
Sredi tega novega vzplamte-
MIA bojev, je prislo ma dan, da
je marsal Rommel nenadoma
izginil.
Rommela nj vec Afriki
Glavni stan angleske 18. ar
madne skupine naznanja, da je
IL dokumentov, XII so bill zaple-
njeni Nemcem in XII so datirani
z dnevom 19. marcem, razvid-
no, da marsala Rommela, nem-
skega vrhovnega poveljnika, nj
vec v Afriki.
Ia document je podpisan po
generalu Jurgenu Won Arnimu
kot vrhovnem poveljniku.
Razne verzije o RommeIu
Zadnje case Sc je razsirilo O
Rommelu vec vesti. Ena teh je
vedela povedati, da je Rommel
odsel il Tunisije, da organizi-
ra obrambo osisea--< oh JUNO
vzhodni evropski obali. Druge
vesti SO zopet naznanjale, da je
padel pri Hitlerju v nemilost in
da je bill odpoklican, docim so
zopet nadaljne vesti 'naznanjale,
da je marsal Rommel v Nemciji
kjer Sc zdravi "a mrzlico, XII 81
jo je bill nakopal v Afriki.
Amerikanci bijejo sovraznika
Premescene ia tajnem z juz-
ne fronte, so prieele ameriske
'eete izvajati sedaj ma severn sill
ne napade ma osisce ter Sc Sc
daj, po napredovanju sestih
mill bore cd erica do grica pro-
ii osiscu.
Francoske cete pa so V Cap
Serrat okrozju napredovale mad
II mill. Francosko vojastvo
mora biti potemtakem oddalje-
no Sc % mill cd Bizerte.
Akcija angleskih podmornic
Angleska admirallteta Mama
MIA, da je bilo po angleskih
podmornicah ma Sredozemskem
morju unicenih ali poskodova-
nih deset nadaljnih ladij osisca
Med poskodovanimi ladjami
sta tudi neka krizarka in en-
tanker. Tri oskrbovalne ladje in
ena POMONA ladja vojne NOR
narice so bile pogreznjene.
Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Zaroka

Vceraj sta Sc zarocila Antho-
ny Yankovic, stanujoc ma 692
E. 100 St., in Irene Terlop, sta
nujoca ma 1901 Aetna Rd. V
cetrtek Sc bo pa Anthony podal
" sluzbo svoje domovine. -
Zarocencema cestitamo in zeli-
mo, da bi Sc kmalu sreeen in
zdrav vrnil domov!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Minister Goebbels We, da Sc ne more mic
@v1 vec trdno .zanasati ma ljudsko morale
V Nemciji price kazat znak pesimizma, utruje-
nosti, navelicanja vojne in dvomi koncno zmago.
Notranjega razsula pa kljub tenu nj preakovati.

BERN, svica, 25. aprila. -
Nemska morala ma domaci
'front.' je pricela silno trpeti pod
neprestanim bombardiranjem
zavezniske letalske sile in zara-
di neprestanega govorjenja c
blizajoci Sc invaziji zaveznikov
Nemski minister Goebbels
sam priznava to dejstvo, kar je
razvidno il njegovega clanka v
reviji ."Das Reich" kjer pravi,
da zdaj nj vec nobenega pota
nazaj.
Slika danasnje Nemcije
Nemcija nudi danes po skrbni
analizi sledeco sliko:
Vojno proti Nemeiji more
koncati samo vojaska akcija
zaVeznlkoV; prlcakovanJe o no.
tranjem zlomu Nemcije Sc maj.
brze ne bo uresnicilo.
Sedaj so Sc pricela kazati pr
va znamenja pesimizma, utruje'
nosti in navelicanJa vojne. Isto'
casno pa nj nobenih vaznih zna.
kov notranjega razsula.
Ucinek novih, tezkih bomb
je najvec pripomogel, da je pri
cello ljudstvo. dvomiti o zmagi
Drugi element teh dvomov j
dejstvo, ker je oblast tako zele
oklevala in odlasala naznani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
John L. Lewis bo
molcal do torka
Svojo izjavo bo podal sele
e. po konferenci med Vol
MIN delavskim odborom
in zastopniki organizacije
premogarjev.

NEW IOhh, 70. aprlla. -
K. G. Adams, Lewisov zastop.
mix "a easopisje, je izjavil, da
bo ostal John L. Lewis, pred.
sednik organizacije premogar.
jew, moleec glede svojih name.
nov ozirom ma sejo Vojnega
delavskega odbora, XII je sklica.
ma "a torek oh dveh popoldne in
ma katero sejo so povabljeni "a
stopniki organizacije premogar-
jew. Kar DO incl Lewis poveda-
ii, DO povedal sele po tel kon-
ferenci.
PITTSBURGH, Is. aprila. -
Stavkujoci premogarji zapadne
Pennsylvania so Sc danes zbra-
Ii v kraju California, Pa, kjer
so odglasovali, da Sc ne vrnejo
ma delo, dokler Sc "popolnoma
ne ugodi njihovim zahtevam. ~
WINDSOR, Ont, 25. aprila.
- Delavski izpor, XII je povzro-
Gil, da je zapustilo delo okoli
$1,000 delavcev, bo najbrze v
kratkem koncan, ker so delavci
Ford Motor Co., of Canada od-
glasovali, da Sc vrnejo ma delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Slovenski dan " SID

v nedeljo, 2. maja Sc vrsi v
Slovenskem delavskem apmu ma
Waterloo Rd., Slovenski dan, ko
bo incl Mladinski pevski zbor
svojo prireditev. Slisalo Sc DO
lepo slovensko petite in podan
DO program v pocast materam'
Vstopnice 50 Y predprodaji, in
81 jih lahko nabavite cd cla-
nov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
DETE Cd PETIH MESECEV
ZIVI

JERSEY City, N. j., "a. a.
prila. - V inkubinatorju tukaj-
snje bolnisnice imajo dete, ci-
gar matt pravi, da je bio "a;
plojeno komaj pred petimi me-
seci. Dete je povila snoci Mrs,
Mimi Ostin, stanujoca v Jer-
sey City, XII ina Sc Sest drugih
otrok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
Seja kluba Ljubljana

Seja kluba 'Ljubljana' Sc vr-
81 v torek dne 27. aprila, oh 8.
uri zvecer v navadnih prostorih.
Clanstvo in novi kandidatje so
vabljeni, da Sc je udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26
kuIturd
MLAD. ZBOR 8. d. ID.

Nocoj oh Z. uri Sc vrsi vaja
Mladinskega pevskega zbora S.
D. D. ma Waterloo Rd., in sicer
mesto jutri vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

lom o usodi nemske armade
pred Stalingradom. Berlincani
pravijo, da Sc pricenja ljudstvo
vprasevati o verodostojnosti ma
cijske propaganda. >,
Ljudstvo je navelicano
Nemsko ljudstvo je prieelo
mrmrati zaradi dolgih delovnih
ur, zaradi dolgotrajnega posta-
vanja v vrstah pred prodajal-
nami in zaradi pomanjkanja ci-
garet.
Splosna reakcija ljudstva je,
da je Gestapo tako mocan in
povsod pricujoc, da nj zacasno
nobenega upanja ma ucinkovit
odpor.
Media upanja Nemcev
Mnogo Nemcev Sc vedno upa,
da bodo Nemci S svojo bodoco
poletno ofenzivo koncno ven
darle strli ruski dpor. Drugi so
zopet mnenja, da DO vojna iz-
gubljena, toda da bi sc dalo z
velikimi vojaskimi uspehi to po.
mlad doseci kolikor toliko u
godne mirovne pogoje. Tretji
pa Sc zopet cudoma cudijo, kje
maj Sc vzamejo nemske cete "a
kaksne ucinkovite akcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

~ r. AiA ANAAaJS loo AACoI CSIl AL
nesvobodni slovenski narod pod
grozeeimi vislicami, Y lsenci kr.
vavih bajonetov in srnrtnono.
snih pusk, il kateriht Sc kadi
a dusljiv in moree dim smodni-
ka. cez dvesto vasi,. .trgov in
NEST je unicenih in pozganih,
ljudje pomorjeni ali raztepeni
po tujih zemljah. Cehi imajo
enc Lidice lin "a ME ve.ves svet,
mi imamo preko dvesto Lidic v
mali Sloveniji, in kdo We "a
nje? Mas narod ina zavezana
usta, ne more govoriti. Govori-
mo "a ME lahko lie mi, prosti in
svobodni ameriski drzavljani,
mi ameriski Slovenci in Slo-
venke.
Bono Ii molcali mi, ko krici-
jo to tai pozgana slovenska BIZ
valisca, ko iz prezgodnjih gro
bov klice ma pomoc spomin ne
dolznih zrtev. Ne! Nikakor ne!
Mi moramo govoriti potion ma
Sega Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega kongresa, XII je pri-
poznan pri ameriski vladi v
Washingtonu, D. C.
Direktorij Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
-je ma svoji zadnji seji ma We
Ger 13. aprila osvojil sklep, da
zavzame iniciativo, da sklice
ustanovno sejo "a lokalno po-
druznico Slovenskega ameriske-
ga narodnega sveta Ameriki.
Upravni odbor SND, je dobil
nalogo, da sklice skupaj vse or
ganizirane slovenske skupine Y
st. Clairskem okrozju.
Ia ustanOuna seja Sc Ur$i U
petek 30. aprila 1913, U dUOra-
nj st. l U noUem poslopju. Pri-
cetek tocno oh 8. uri zUecer.
Direktorij apelira ma slede-
ca drustva, XII so delnicarji
SIND in XII povecini obdrzujejo
seize tudi Domu, da posljejo ma
to sejo svojega predsednika,
tajnika in bIagajnika, da Sc
udelezijo ustanovnega sestan-
ka:
Carniola Hive, st. 493 in Car
niola Tent st. 1888 (The Mac
cabees); Cleveland, st. 126 SN-
PJ; Clevelandski Slovenci, st.
IA SDZ; Danica, st. II SDZ
Comrades, st. 566 SNIP; Con-
cordians, St. 1875 SNIP; Doslu-
zenci; France Preseren, st. IL
SDZ; Glas Clevelandskih De-
lavcev, st. 9 SDZ;s Ilirska Villa,
st. 173 ABB; dramsko drustvo
Ivan Cankar; Jugoslav Camp,
st. 293 WOW; Jutranja zvezda,
st. 1877 ABB; Kristusa Kralja,
st. 286 KSKJ; Kranj, Lipa, st.
126 SNPJ; Lozka Dolina; Lun'
der-Adamic, st. % SNIP; Ma
predne Slovenske, st. 1877 SN.
PJ; Napredni Slovenci, st. s
SDZ; Naprej, st. 5>SNPJ; No
vi Dom, st. Z sDZ; Progressive
Slovenke, st. 2; Ribnica, st. II
sDZ; Slovan, st. 3SDZ; Slove.
nee, st. l SDZ; Slovenske Soko'
lice, st. 442 SNIP; Socijalistic'
nj klub, st. 27; Spartans, st
SIG SNPJ; Srce Marie (sta
ROY; Sv. Ana, st. a SDZ; sv
Cirila in Metoda, st. 18 SDZ
Sv. Janez Krstnik, st. 81 ABB
sv. Vid, st. Is KSKJ; Presv
srce Jezusa; st. Clair Grove
st. SO VIC; Slovenska narodns
citalnica; Svobodomiselne Slo
venke, st. 2 SDZ in Vodniko'
Venec, st. LAT.
Dale Sc poziva, da posljej'
ma ia sestanek tudi svoie "a
stopnike sledeci casopisi: Anne
riska Domovina, Glasilo KSKJ
Glas, Zarja, Enakopravnost il
Nova Doba, katerih urednik
spadajo v sirsi odbor Sloven
skega ameriskega narodneg'
sveta.
svoje zastopnice mai poslje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
Osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vOjnih bondov in vojno- varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

Kupujte v0jne bonde In yojno-varce-
vaine xIiamke. d bo cimprej poraxeno
osiSte n VI, kars ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-26

svicarsko casopisje poroca,
da je Paveliceva vlada odredila
mobilizacijo letnika 1924.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Former u. 5. Worker
Admits FalsifYing
Dependency Status

Joseph L. Mathews, 50. who Is
said to have held several positions
with the Government. yesterday
pleaded guilty before Justice Daniel
w. oDonoghue OF District Court to
five charges of making false state
ments in violation Of the Selective
Training and Service Act.
His case was referred by Justice
O'Donoghue to the probation ON
Ger for an investigation and report
after the court had been informed
that Mathews had orders to report
for duty on the merchant marine.
The false statements were In con-
nection with clamis Mathews was
said to have made regarding per-
sons dependent upon him, and
financial obligations.
Architect Denies Guilt.
In another arraignmenC before
Justice O'Donoghue, Oscar Vatet OF
the 5000 block OF Lowell street NV,
a senior architect with the Federal
Public Housing Authority, pleaded
innocent to conspiring to secure
payment OF illegal compensation. s
George Dewey Conner of Chevy
Chase, Nd, also q senior architect
of FPHA, who was charged along
with Mr.. Vatet In the conspiracy
indictment and also charged with
accepting a fee of $1,000 from a
manufacturer of prefabricated
houses while acting in his capacity
as an official Of FPHA, yesterday
filed demurrers to the indictments
against him.
Claims Indictments Faulty.
The demurrers claim the indict-
ments faulty on grounds that the
section of the code under which
Mr.. Conner Is charged applies only
to 10 executive branches OF the Gov
ernment. In turn, it is claimed, the
FPHA is not one Of the executive
branches and that, therefore, the
section of the code does not apply.
MIR. Conner also claims IN the de-
murrers that the indictments fail
to charge an of1ense.
Pleas of innocence were made be-
fore Justice O'Donoghue by James
F. Boyer, 56, charged with receiving
certificates for whisky while falsely
representing himself as a salesman
for a distilling corporation. Funds
he allegedly received amounted to
more than $2,600, according to the
indictments.
George B. Galliand, AZ, described
as an assistant secretary and as
sistant treasurer OF the Manhattan
Co.. engaged in the laundry and
cleaning business, pleaded innocent
to an indictment charging embez-
element of more than $25,000 OF
the company's funds.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Where 70 GoS2E1A
What Io D2A1ntP 7

CONCERTS.
{ Soldiers Home Military Band,
bandstand, $50 o'clock tonight.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, /
pm. tomorrow.
DIsCUSSION.
Town Hall Of the Air, Jewish
Community Center, $50 O'Clock to-
night.
RECREATION.
Home Away From Home" Walsh
Club for War Workers, 4 pm. to II
o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Flo Small, Johnny
Shaw's Orchestra and Lynn Allison.
Tickets to shows and baseball
games, "The Hut" E street at Penn
sylvania avenue NV. IL am. to
8 80 o'clock tonight.
Pepsi-C Cola Center for Servicemen.
$50 am. today to 1890 am. to-
morrow. First three floors open to
servicewomen.
Masonic Service Center, pm. to
10 O'Clock tonight.
OfIicers.
Oficers' Club Of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
1890 o'clock tonight.
Enlisted Personnel.
Study Groups and Glasses.
ARTS and crafts class, recordings,
NCCS (USO), 1914 N street NV,
7:30 O'Clock tonight.
Square, folk dancing. drama,
Washington Typographical Orches-
ira. Roosevelt Center, 8 o'clock to-
night.
Recreation.
Swimming, gym, dancing, host
esses, Jewish Community Center
(USO), 6 o'clock tonight.
Amateur camera and movie guild,
dark room and equipment, NCCS
(USO), 924 G street NV, 7:30
O'Clock tonight.
Dancing, Rhoads Service Club, 8
o'clock tonight.
Dancing, singing, Servicemens
Club No. /, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Feature motion picture, Saliva
ton Army CUSO). Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
'Dance and sports, YWCA (USO),
$50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON G,
Junior High pool, 2 pm. to II o'clock

Junior High pool. 2 pm. to II o'clock
tonight.
Recreation, coed night. refresh
ments, YMCA USO), s o'clock to-
night.
Swimming with instructors, Dun
bar High pool, o'clock tonlgnr.
Swimming instructions, Francis
Junior High pool, O'Clock tonight.
Recreation hour for night WORK.
ers, YWCA (USO), 1880 O'Clock
tonight.
Midnight dance, hostesses, re-
freshments, Banneker Service
Center, midnight.
WAR workers cordially invited.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Foiling Finances
Plague Lord Mayors

Mrs. Kathleen M. Canning Of
Birmingham, England, who was left
$2,650 by her uncle, Sir william
Neal, Lord Mayor OF London,
said that actually he left nothing
at all. This was due to the expenses
Of his offlce as Lord Mayor and the
disappearance of his legal business
as a result of the war.
His office was bombed and closed
down. Mrs. Canning added that she
knew of two other Lord Mayors of
London who had died without
money in the last 10 years.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Bogus Marine Lands
In Jail After Theft

How a New Zealand soldier ana
cook at an internment camp mas
oueraded as a United States marine,
was entertained In a doctors home
and stole $50 from the son OF his
host was told in court at Napier,
where Derek Rollitt was sentenced
to IL months in prison.
The impositor also obtained $40
from his host, DR.. Frank N. Harvey,
after telling him that he had lost
his wallet containing $180.
Rollitt wore a uniform he had
stolen from hotel room occupied by
a United States marine.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Mine Operations Give
Realism to War Films

Two British sailors, on leave in
johannesburg, South Africa, were
startled during q motion picture
showing Z dramatic aerial bonn
bardment when q tremor shook the
theater. They jumped to their feet,
but found the rest Of the audience
calmly enjoying the picture.
Then the tars learned that Johan-
nesburg audiences are prepared for
thrills with their war films. The
tremors are caused by pressure
bursts and falls Of rock In nearby
gold mines.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Tr Kruschen for 5 Days

drugstore today and get 4-ounce bottle
of inexpensive world-famous Kruschen
Salts-all druggists have this. 5 minutes
before breakfast, drink glass OF real hot
spoonful of Kruschen Salts. While you
are eating breakfast, the water and
Kruschen is quietly doing its work. The
action of Kruschen is prompt--usually In
from Is to 80 minutes. Take only as
directed. Try Kruschen for days. Reg
ulate the dose for yourself to bring about
that easy movement such as you nave
long desired.
Find out for yourself how helpful the
little 5-day test may be and why SO many
EngIish-speaking people all over the world
say: "Why don't you try krusehen-it
did me SO much good" All druggists can
supply you.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
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SUMNER LINGERIE

Is EVENING PETTICOATS of rayon
satin and rayon taffeta. Broken sizes.
Reg. 2.25
3 LACE-TRIM PANTIES, waist size
Is RAYON TAFFETA EVENING
SLIPS, most in dark shades. Broken
sizes. Reg. 2.25
20 OLD FASHIONED COTTON
GOWNS, sizes 10 and 20 only. Reg.
1.79 SSc
"a EXTRA SIZE STRAIGHT COTTON
TOP SLIPS. Sizes so to 81. Reg.
1.29 75c
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
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Evening star., 1943-07-08
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AND HOSIERY

LISLE PIN POINT MESH HOSE, full
fashioned cotton lisle with reinforced
foot. For sport or casual wear. Sizes
8K2 to 10h. Reg. 1.35----------1.15
Evening star., 1943-07-08
THRIFT DRESSES
JUNIOR SIZE DRESSES

30 ATTRACTIVE DRESSES - rayon
sheers and crepes in plains and
prints. Butcher linen and printed
Jerseys. Were 1895 and 14.95 - 900
20 ONE AND TWO-PC. DRESSES of
plain and printed sheer rayon crepe.
Were 1895 100
Is DRESSES in sheer rayon crepe and
spun rayon. High shades and black:
Were 895 and 1925 500
JUNIoR SIZE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-07-08
SIEyit atIa;
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DAYTIME DRESSES

DAYTIME DRESSES
RAYON DRESSES, prints and
plain colors. Reg. $50 and 1856 500
RAYON AND COTTON DRESSES.
Reg. 2.25 and 295 1.59
- RAyoN AND COTTON DRESSES.
Reg.
LARGE SIZE RAYON PRINT
DRESSES. Reg. 795 and 8.95---4.O0
DAYTIME DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
THRIFT DRESSES
DRESSES AND SUITS. Were e.95
500
DRESSES. Were 7.95 and S.95, 4.99
EVENING DRESSES. Were S.95,
Women's, misses and half sizes.
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THRIFT DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR
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CORDUROY Roy COATS, red and
light green in broken sizes 8 to 13:
Orig. 1895 600
IL CALIFORNIA RAYON AND WOOL
GABARDINE SHORT COATS. Sizes
10 to 16 in red, beige and blue. Reg,
1895
10 SHORTY WOOL COATS, sizes 8 to
IS. Blue and red in the group. Orig:
sWOOL AND RAYON TWILL CHES-
TERFIELDS with raglan shoulders
and rayon velvet collars. Sizes 10 to
20. Orig. 29.95----------------1S
Fl ALL WOOL TWILL AND CREPE
COATS, CheSterf1elds and fitted
styles. Black, navy, brown. Sizes IL,
IA and 20 to 1917. Orig. 29.95 to 1895,
24.95
sLIGHTWEIGHT COATS OF TWILL
WEAVE AND CREPE Qabeled as to
wool content?, in navy and black.
Sizes 40, AZ, A, 45h, 16 and IA. Orig:
2 SHORT COATS with raglan shoul-
der. Tan check and yellow tweed in
size IL. Orig. 22.95 -----17.S5
40 SUMMER SUITS of crisp, cool
rayon shantung, spun rayon and Cal
ifornia strutter cloth. Black, navy,
London tan, aqua, blue, green and
red. Sizes 10 to 20. Orig. 1895 to
1895 ---------------------12.S5
6 CARDIGAN STYLE SUITS in navy
and black wool crepe. Sizes 10 to IL.
Were 1855
Is TROPICAL WORSTED TAILORED
SUITS in blue, natural tan, caramel,
and navy. Sizes 10 to 18. Orig. 1896,
24.00
S RAYON AND WOOL BENGALINE
SUITS. Navy in size IA and brown in
sizes 16 to 20. Orig. 29.95 14.85
40 CALIFORNIA COATS INTER-
LINED FOR FALL WEAR. Natural
tan California coats-ideal for fall
in two classic styles, the boy coat and
the Londoner. Sizes IL to 20. Orig.
THE PALA1S ROYAL, COATS :. THIRD FLOOR
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70 MUNSINGWEAR NON-RUN RAY
ON GOWNS, some with long sleeves.
42 RAYON AND NYLON BRIEFS,
PANTS AND VESTS, broken sizes.
Reg.
IL ALL LASTEX PANTIE GIRDLES
with supporters. Small sizes only.
Reg.
10 TWO-PIECE MDRIFF GOWNS,
blue and rose. Small size. Reg. ZOO,
1.5S
3 MUNSINGWEAR PAJAMA SUITS,
nonrun. Size SO. Reg. $50 ----2.50
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
KNIT UNDERWEAR STREET FLOOR
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2 PC. SPORT DRESS, blue or white
top with plaid gingham skirt. Sizes
IL to IS. Were 1000
2PC. RAYON SUIT with long sleeves.
Red or green In sizes IL to ID. Were
$50 --------------------
2PC. PLAID COTTON sEERsUCKER
SUITS. Sizes IL, "A and 18. Were
SHIRTS AND SPORT BLOUSES in
rayon crepe cotton, stripes and prints.
Short and long sleeves. Sizes 80 to
80. Were
RAYON BLOUSES, plains and stripes.
Sizes 81 to SO. Reg. ESQ to 3.00----1.67
"BLITZIES"-SHIRT AND PANTIE
SET to wear with slacks. Were 395,
2.67
COAT SWEATERS in cotton and
rayon knit. Pastel shades. Were 1886,
2.67
SLIP ON SWEATERS of rayon. Short
and long sleeve styles. Were 1876 and
2.ZS -------------
JUMPER DRESSES, pastel gabar-
dimes. Sizes 10 to Is. Were 7.95, 500
THE PALATS ROYAL.
SPORTSWEAR THIRD FLOOR
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BETTER DRESSES

Women's and misses sizes in sheers
and crepes, prints and plains.
20 DRESSES, we're 1895 ------- S.77
20 DRESSES, were 1895 and 1895,
1917
20 DRESSES, were 1895 and 1895,
20 DRESSES, were 1895 and 22.95,
1877
TIT PALAIS ROYAL,
1ETTER DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
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ATTRACTIVE
NOVELTY 61aI1at1

IS COSTUME RINGS. Reg. 100,
soc, plus tax
Is NOVELTY METAL BRACELETS.
Reg. .00-----79c, plus tax
IL NOVELTY PINS. Reg. 295,
2.39, plus tax
3 SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACES.
Reg. 3.95, plus tax
/ MOONSTONE NECKLACE. Reg.
8.95-------------- plus tax
/ NECKLACE AND BRACELET SET.
Reg. 27.50--- 24.75, plus tax
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
JEWELRY STREET FLOOR
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BOYS COTTON KNIT
POLO SHIRTS

Just the thing for all summer
wear! The cotton knit fabric
takes any amount of soap and
water tubbings. Slipover, crew
neck with short sleeves. Smart
stripes in blue, tan, green. red.
Sizes to 18. Reg. 1.39- 1.29
THE PALAIs ROYAL -. BOYS WEAR.
STREET FLOOR
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SUMMER TOILETRIES
REDUCED
LUBIN'S FLORAL TOILET WATER.
Jasmin, carnation, lily-of-the-valley.
Reg. 3Sc
NYLON TOOTH BRUSHES. Colored
handles. Reg. 29c ---19c, 3 for 55c
KREST ANTISEPTTC AND MOUTH
Wash. Reg. 29c 19c
ST. DENIS BATH SALTS. Each box
contains 5 different scents, Sepa-
rately wrapped. Reg. 60c------l9c
HOUSE OF GORDON SOAP. 3 cakes
to the box. Reg. 1.00----39 39c
BILLY b. VAN PINE OIL. For the
bath. Reg. 100 0'----79c
50 WILLIAMS ELECTRIC ROTO
SHAVERS. Reg. 5.95----4.89
HAYWOOD TOILET TISSUE. In
peach, blue, green and orchid. 1000
sheets to the roll. DOE. rolls - 69c
THE PALAIS ROYAL
TOILETRIES, STREET FLOOR