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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-08

IN THE MARIANAS ISLANDS,
delayed - Major Robinson, the
airplane commander of my" crew
has been leading his boys through
almost two years of training be-
fore they came overseas.
That means lot to have been
together so long, doesn't it?' !
asked.
ut means everything one of
the sergeants said. We're a
team"
So far the crew has been lucky.
They're all intact except for the
bombardier, who had his leg al
most blown off, and is now back
in Hawaii in a hospital.
To show how they feel about
their being a team, the enlisted
men asked especially if I would
put the bombardier down as still
part of the crew, even though he
isn't here any more. They'd been
together Sc long, and they liked
him so much. He is Lieut.. Paul
O'Brien, of Dayton, Ohio.
My crew has a superstition, or
rather just a tradition. They all
wear the same kind of cap when
they start on a mission. It's a
dark blue baseball cap. with the
figure go on the crown in yellow
numbers.
They got the caps couple OF
years ago in Minneapolis when they
were there on a weekend trip for
winning some kind of merit prize.
The 80 was their unit number
then. and although it has long since
ceased to exist, they insist on keep
ing it.
Once in a while Major Robinson
used to forget his cap, and the
enlisted men would send somebody
back after it before the mission
started.
But they've lost two of the caps
now. One was 1t. OBrien's, and
he took il with him when he was
evacuated. The other was Major
Robinsons. His cap got so bloody
from 1t. O'Brien's wound that he
had to throw it away.
My crew lost their first plane
right on the field when Jap bomb
cot it. It was named "Battlin' Bet
ty'' after Major Robinson's wife,
so now he's changing the name OF
his newly inherited ship from
Small Fry" to "Battlin' Betty
H.
Major Robinson carries a movie
camera with him on every mis-
sion. He has already taken about
1900 feet of color movies, but
can't have them developed until he
gets back to America. He's got
them sealed up in moisture-proof
cloth for safekeeping against the
tropical climate.
The other night when he came
into the hut after a 14-hour mis-
sion over Tokyo, he held up his
movie camera for me to see. and
said. "Now Pm satisfied to quit. l
got the picture today that should
end it. There was a Jap fighter
diving at the squadron ahead Of
u.s. He apparently didn't see us at
all. for he pulled up and turned his
belly to us and just hung there.
wide open. Every gun in our
squadron let him have it. He just
blew all to pieces. And 1 got the
whole thing. So now I'm ready
to lay it aside"
One of the most vital members
of a bomber's family is the ground
crew chief, even though he doesn't
fly. But he's the guy who sees
that the airplane does fly.
A good crew chief is worth his
weight in gold. Major Robinson
says he has the finest crew chief in
the Marianas. I could believe 1t
after seeing him.
He is Sergt. Jack Orr, of (3737
Normandy ST. Dallas, Texas. He's
married man, tall and cookbook
ing and modest. He is so conscien-
tious it hurts, and he takes mis-
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Your War; With Ernie Pyle

them, jumping up and down like a
puppy dog, shouting and hugging
them, and they could hardly get
him stopped, he was SO happy.
Major Robinson says he was sort
of embarrassed, but I've heard him
tell it two or three times, so I
know how touched he was. There
is indeed fraternalism in war
that is hard for people at home to
comprehend.
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The War
By K1RKE L. sIupSo,.
Associated Press W. sun

DESPITE na,', less war Analys
Army operations in tbo % on First
may ma 4t cover an immediate ,t,,S A Which
european ~ rope war seemed d dit IN h.
ca That was the implication sais again &.
y st IAN official announ ,, o.
mat Marshal zukov's W ly1tsen n
san pna.; Army the cutting edge edge 81 Nus vs.
R M san sweep from the Tis+ vi ne \.
me Oder, was on the move lSI y 10
e t1,'s, russians, paced by m =, Sad
gun g. pa parfage, were striking t full tive
at the Kuestrin and ze6de T4 . so's
teal span Of the middle o 9ie cFl,
an ana 80 miles respectively from 'r D., 10
That represents at least . :,
m'le-wide assault from a point d SY'
east of Berlin to an even oi uus
range attack due northeast AZ I'VE, WE
oen. 1t also indicates Russian ssIa. ,'
ton of the most vulnerable s ,e,eV'
OF the Berlin siege perimete sr' ~.
the initial effort to breach n.
Oder line because of the flat land.
lying west of the river '1'
There is no natural obstacle \.
any consequence beyond the ods.
confronting the Russians excent
few minor streams and the stain
beck hills, low cluster WINS h.,
tween Had Freienwalde and strsY,'
berg. '''
AS usual Moscow, ignored Ii.
Berlin report. 1t is not apt 10 ,av
anything Of operations there mil
objectives have been attained and
consolidated; but the scene o, AZ,
ton as outlined by the Nazis sniff.
GENTLY indicates what that obier,
tive must be. There is ample 81,
bow room west of the middle Oder
for establishment of wide and
deep bridgehead from which ia
launch the final march on Berlin
from the east and northeast under
more favorable terrain condition,
than in an approach from the
southeast across t h e Neisse.Oder
line.
With all central and western po.
merania cleared Of the NazI foe,
Zhukov has nothing to fear on his
right flank. On his left, Ukrainian
armies have pulled up abreast Of
the Oder front along the Neisse
and are in position to widen the fl.
nal attack perineter three-fold il
they have not already struck, And
width of assault front is vital
element in Russian tactical deploy.
ment. The wider it is the thinner
drawn must be the ranks of the
dwindling German army to oppose
it and the easier the achievement
of breakthrough to Berlin itself.
The. very silence of Moscow as
70 developments on the middle
Oder line is significant. With the
right flank situation cleared up by
close investment of Stettin at the
Oder mouth, Moscow turned far
to the south for an official report
on a Red Army victory. 1t told
of a surge northward in Slovakia
at a point 80 miles east of Brat"
lavta and the capture of Banska'
Stiavnica. The town lies due north
of Budapest of a through rail and
road connection leading direct
through Jablonka pass to the
south side of the Mcfavian gap
through which Russian forces have
been slowly edging toward Vienna
from the northeast.
The Russian advance northward
at that point in Slovakia is the
first definite indication from the
south of an attempt TO seal oil
the Nazi bulge eastward IN Tue
Carpathians.
-U-
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LEGION MEMBERSHIP

RALEIGH. March 7 -CP- Inc
North Carolina Department Of the
American Legion reported a mem
bership of 29,001 today, the largest
in its 26-year history. Department
officials expect to exceed 5l'VOo
before the end of the year.
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sion harder then the crew men,
bers do themselves.
Major Robinson said that on one
trip they had some trouble, and
were the last ones in, long after the
others had landed. 1t did look kind
of bad for little while.
Sergeant Orr was waiting for
them at the ''hard-stand." Major
Robinson said that when they got
out Of the plane he was all over
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that "Mussolini went too far, NAV
that was his mistake.
One can understand their pesSrr
mism in dealing with Italy, OUT !
think their analysis fails to go desp
enough. A dictator can never s'o s
at given points. Power breeds cor
rupt, and corruption feeds on -
self. A dictator must go on 10 s'n
destruction, and he pubs the cou IL,
try down with him, THAT'S the gu"
object lesson OF Italy today. r,.
Copyright 1915 BY United f'"
ture SYNDICATE, Inca
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-08

The name comet is derived
from the Greek and Latin WoT0s
for chair" from fancied resenl'
blance between the tails OF comes
and long hair streaming in the
wind.
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Fair Enough

Editors note.-The Star and the News
accept no responsibility for the personal
views of Mr. Pegler,. and often disagree
with them as much as many OF his read
ers. His articles serve the good purpose
of making people Think
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BY Westbrook Pegler
Copyright, 1915. by King Features
70


party should also give and deliver to France
rolling stock to replenish her railroads, feed
and clothe her and rearm the army which, in
1910, gave up its weapons without creditable
fight.
Americans may prudently remember also
that for a long time an island outpost of
France was dangerous point off our own
coast necessitating a close watch and the
diversion of naval strength and consider the
desirabilty of eliminating this risk in the
future. Fortunately, the Monroe Doctrine could
do the trick. Spain had been eliminated from
the off-shore islands of the American Atlantic
coast so that Hitler could not operate from
Cuba but there was an anxious period in
which France was not reliable. True, the stu
alton did dissolve and deGaulle came into his
own in France but it was close call and the
decision might have gone the other way.
The idea of being paid for reading book
one wants to read still fills the occasional re-
viewer with the sense of innocently cheating
the world NV acquisitve instinct accounts for
many of my reviews. DR.. Joseph Wood
Krutch of Columbia U.
Even if we temporarily lose control over
events we still have a chance of regainng if
But we shall only have that chance, even in
hopeless situations, if I'VE continue to bear
arms. -Goebbels
That damn volcanic ash would not LOT A..
vehicles move The only heavy equipros,+ =
saw moving were bulldozers and it was to-
of-war for them = 1t. Pete Zurlieden of c,e,,s
land, O., at Two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Rugs Reduced

1, BIS Hand hooked Rayon Rug Was s26s5. Now
Sl7.s5
2, 2x4 Oval Hand hooked Rayon Rugs. Were s14s5.
NO" ---------------------- 1895
5, 2x4 Hand-h hooked Cotton Rugs. Were $685.
Now ----- S725
4, 2x4 Hand hooked Wool Rugs. Were $14s5. Now
1915
., 3x5 Shag Cotton Rugs. Were STATS. Now $3.50
l, ASKS Shag Cotton Rug. Was $26.50. Now $19.75
2, 4.4x6.6 Mexican serap Rugs Were s275o.
2. 66x9 Mexican Serapi Rugs. Were $3.50
Now ------- -- ----- S44.50
1, Sx8 Mexican Serapi Rug. Was s4750 Now S34.s0
l. 9x12 Cotton and Fiber Rug. Was $3.50. Now
S20.95
8, 2x4 Cotton Chenille Rugs Were 1895 Now
$685.
l. 20x36 Cotton Chenille Rug. Was $5.25. Now $3.75
/, 30x54 Cotton Chenille Rug. Was s1295. Now
$7.95
l, 5x12 Wool Broadloom Rug Was $40 so. Now
$3.50
Fur Rugs less than u price Were $5.s5. Now
S2.45
l. Cotton Figured Tufted Chenille Rug Was $685.
Now -- ---------$1 SASS
2, 3x5 Hand-hooked Cotton Rugs. Were 1895.
Now --------- SASS
/, 3x5 Hand hooked Wool Rug. Was $24.95. Now
SASS
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor.
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into under the erroneous belief a
wife of a former marriage was legally
dead.
He had been misinformed, Mr.
Corridor said in the suit, and as
serted that after learning differently
he and Mrs. Evelyn Corridor, to
whom he was married in 1943, sep
arted. The wife, whose absence of
more than seven years led him to
believe she was legally dead, is Mrs.
Ruth D. Corridor, to whom he was
married in 1922, according to the
suit. She left him in 1896, the suit
said.
The suit says he would not have
entered into the second marriage but
for having been misinformed.
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gardens, adjacent to Kenilworth
avenue and Douglas street NE.
Nature and historical tours on the
horse-drawn Canal Clipper" will
start from Thirtieth street, one
block south of M street NV, at
8 am. and pm. and return trips
will begin from lock five, Brook
mont, Md, at 1880 am. and 430
pm. Tickets are available at the
Capital Transit Co. Offices at 1416
F street NV.
The camera stroll will be held
along the canal towpath west of
Cabin John Run. Md, from 10 am.
to pm. and will organize at stop
80 on the Cabin John car line.
The historical tour group will
meet on the steps of the Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Historical Society Opposes
Courthouse Site Chance

F. r. Noel, president of the Co.
lumbia Historical Society, said he
had called a meeting of the Board
of directors Monday to oppose
building of a new United States
District courthouse on any other site
than the old Pension Office Build
ing, now occupied by the General
Accounting Office, on G street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets NV.
Mr.. Noel pointed out that Fred
eric A. Delano, former chairman of
the National Capital Park and
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Planning Commission; Brig. Gen
U. S. Grant III, present chairman
and Thomas S. Settle, secretary
had Endorsed the old Pension Office
site, which will be available when
the GAGS new building is con-
structed.
The site Is centrally located, con-
venient to other municipal and
court buildings and of adequate
size, he said, while another site
suggested, triangular area near
the United States Supreme Court
Building, would be too small.
The board meeting will be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Housewares
Less Than " Price

"a Tile Wall Plaques. Now------------------25c
SO Old Hickory Pottery Custard Cups 15c
Wooden Kitchen Stools step-style, black and
and white. Now
l Wood Kitchen Stool. Now -------------95 CSC
l Masonite Broom Cabinet. $685.
Hot Houses with glass tops CSC
50 pairs of Wood and Metal Book lends. Now 10c
Wood Silver Chests, Accompaniment style. Now
S2.95
Is Cardboard Waste Baskets. Now 25c and SOC
Galvanized Metal Wash Tub. Now soc
W&L-Housewares, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service.
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Canal Barge Trips
Planned for Sunday

-Four horse-drawn barge trips on
the G. & o. Canal, bird walk
an historical tour and an animal
walk will be held Sunday by the
historical and naturalist divisions of
the National Capital Parks, it was
announced today.
The bird walk, through Kenil-
worth Aquatic Gardens, will start
at z am. from the Office of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Short Wool Coots
$33.75 We're SIS

IS three-quarter- length checked coats with card-
gan neckline, raglan sleeves swing back in brown
navy black, sizes IL to 10.
Cardigan Short Goats in blue gold or green wool
sizes 10 to a. Were $6975 Now--s52
10 Double breasted Short Coats with raglan sleeves
in blue gold, aqua or pink wool, sizes 10 to 49,
Were SALTS. Now S37
IL Cardigan Short Coats with contrasting braid
royal blue or pink wool-also navy wool model
with red rayon lining sizes II to 16 in the group
Were $45. Observation-Disclosures s33.75
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor.
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Beds Reduced

1 Single size of walnut veneer on walnut. Was
S39 So Now ---------- ------- S2475
l Single size, modern design walnut veneer on
hardwood. Less than = price. Now $3.50
1 Single-sze in Hepplewhite design. Aspen veneer
on hardwood. Less than q price. Now s19.75
l Single-sze in modern design. Blond Prima
Vera veneer hardwood. Less than y price
Now S1675
/ Singe-size in a modern design. Oak veneer on
hardwood. Was $3.50 Now SIS
l Doube-size in modern design. Walnut veneer
on hardwood. Was s2750 SIS
Bedroom Furniture
l Boudor Chair with pillow-back. Upholstered
in rose and white figured rayon and cotton twill
Was S4275. Now---- S2475
Headboards, single-sze. upholstered in simulated
leather. -Four legs. Were s1875 Now S127s
Vanity Base of solid mahogany. Colonial design.
W&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
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Memorial at 2 pm. and will &c
around the Tidal Basin to the JEFF
ferson Memorial.
The animal walk will be held
along the canal towpath, west of
Cabin John Run. 1t will start from
stop 80 of the Cabin John car line
at pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
First Wife Still Alive,
Man Sues for Divorce

Leo j. Corridor, TOO block of G
street NV, yesterday filed suit in
District Court asking annulment of
his marriage to Mrs. Evelyn Cor
ridon-a marriage he says he entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

Black Rayon, Crepe Dresses with rayon
lace sleeves, sizes SO to 50. Were s1s75.
SO Cotton Gabardine Dresses with black
patterns on colored backgrounds, sizes 36
to A. Were 1895. Now -----------$5.S5
W&L-Down Stairs Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Berets, 81 weye s19s

% in copen, green, red and turf rayon, adjustable.
Is Fur Felt Hats in green, brown or black, adjust
able head sizes. Less than "a price. Now----$2.s5
30 Felt skirting and Wool Felt Hats in turf purple.
orchid and wine, adjustable head sizes. Less than
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
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Women's Dresses Reduced

Printed Rayon Jersey Dresses, pastel with black
patterns shorter women's sizes 16Y to 22Y. Were
SIS. Now SlS75
Printed Rayon Dresses; and two piece styles,
sizes 1872 to 2412, Is and 40. Were s22 95 Now
$3.50
W&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
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Art NeedIework Reduced

10 Our Neighbor Books of North and South Ameri-
can dolls to be made. Were 81 Now--------S1 $3.50
1 EggsheIl Rayon Moire Lounge Pillow, cotton
filled Was So Now------ ------- So
Rayon Moire Pillows, blue or green; cotton filled.
Were SO. Now 81
2 Stitched Rayon Satin Pillows, eggshell gold;
cotton filled. Were 81. Now------------------$3
1 Model Cotton Bridge Cloth, white with coored
embroidery; 36x36. Was Sc. Now-----------$4.50
W&L-Art Needlework, Seventh Floor.
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IS II 70 ~, Ib72 20 Zl72, % 20 44.
40 Rayon Crepe Dresses in prints and solids,
sizes IL to 20, 1872 to 2412 and 50 to A.
Were $685. to $3.50. Now ---ss.s5
% Maternity Dresses in printed rayon crepe
sizes II to 20. Less than y price. Now $685.
81 Dresses in printed and plain rayon crepe
sizes IL to 20, 3s to A and 161a to 221a
Less than u price. Now -----------$5.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Women's Short Dinner
Dresses Reduced

Rayon Crepe Dresses in brown or black with lace
trim, sizes 16ta, 1871, 18, 20 and SO. Were $2975}
Black Rayon Crepe with contrasting color and
bead trim, sizes Is, 20, SO, 40 and A. Were s45.
w&L-women's Formal Wear Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Dresses Reduced

One and two-piece rayon dresses in gold blue, red
green brown and prints, sizes 10 to 20.
IS were $685. and more. Now------S9.7 1915
II, were $50 95 and more. $3.50
20, were $39.75. Now ----------------------S $685.
10, were s3s75 to s5975 Now--------s2 $3.50
H. were s2975 and more. Now s2225
Weaknesses Dresses, Third Floor.
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in his Office in the National Savings
g. Trust Building at 4:45 pm. Mon
day, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Women's Non-Rotioned Shoes
$2.95 Were 1925

40 pairs of sandals and pumps, red cotton mesh
or black cotton gabardine; sizes Az to 8.
80 Pairs Of Children's Playshoes in red or white
cotton or simulated leather: sizes 10 to 3-non-
rationed. Less than y price Now$1
W8L-Down Stairs Store, Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Teen-Ase Wool Suits, SIPS

Were 1926
% suits in gold or toast shades sizes g. II and 49,
Teen-age Check Toppers properly labeled for
fabric content). Navy and red check, sizes 10 to
Is. Were $685. Now S 1896
Is Teen-age Bolero Suits in black or brown and
white checks, 1000 wool. Sizes 10 TO II. Were
$685.. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $685.
W&L-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Boys Stacks Suits, $1.95
We're 1928

143 Stacks suits of Hannah Picket cotton In brown,
tan or blue, sizes 8 to is.
1872 Pairs of Overalls blue or green cotton, sizes
to TO- Less than II price. Now-----55c
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
We're S17 TO S18.75

NNNNO N1NNk1N1NNk 4VI 4SNN1 ~ WI q
salmon; sizes 10 to 38.
Dresses labeled for fabric content), blue,
green. rust or fuchsia, sizes II to 40. Were
S6.75 to S975. Now Northumberland 1896
s Wool Coats in TAM blue or gray, sizes Is to
90 Were S2225 Now------S 13s5
: Cotton Corduroy Vests in green, tan or
brown; sizes II and II. Were $3.50 and
S375. Now-- $295
W&L-SportSwear, Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Women, Old After 40

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Handkerchief and Makeup
Boxes Reduced "
81 wood and f1berboard makeup and handkerchief
boxes, including
"a, now $780, 81 10, ----------S 1.1S
5, now -----------Sl.25 IL, now-------------2
W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Sports Dresses, $3.50

, orange, fuchsia, purple, green or
s Wool Jackets in gray, green. rust or purple;
sizes IA to 20. Were s1795 and s1895
Now $685.
% Wool and Wool Jersey Skirts, green, blue,
pink, orange, tan and black; sizes 10 to 49,
Were $685. to $685. S4.45
"a Wool Hats, in stripes or checks, tan, gray
or green. Were S375. S2.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Dresses, $5.''
Were 1926 and more

tailored buton-ont rayo,
and pin stripes. Sizes 10 to co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Misses Formal Dresses
Reduced

Rayon crepe and chiffon in black white, green red
and aqua, sizes 10 to 20.
B. were s5975. SSS7s
g were S69.75. -S4125
g. s7975 and more Now-----S4450
l, was 500 rs. -S5625
2, were s7975. $3.50
s. were S11o. SS2 so
l. was S275. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S19125
q were $50. NOW--------------------- S20625
Formal Dresses in rayon taffeta, crepe and net,
sizes 10 to 20
9, were $685. and more. Now 1913
!, were s22.95 and more. Now -s1450
/, less than y price Now $3.50
Weaknesses Formal Wear, Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

and sharkskin; sizes 80 to 30.
so Rayon Dresses, Shantungweave rayon
and rayon faile, in black, green, coral and
blue, sizes IL to 20 and SO to AZ. Were s5.85.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10

Misses Handbags, S1.zo

Were S2.4O and more
80 white envelope bags of simulated leather.
Prices include 300 tax.
ga Fabric and Leather Belts. Were 81. Now SOC
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Leather Goods
Simulated Pearl Earrings
6Oc We're S1.20
so pairs in assorted button styles plastic backs
200 Sterling Silver Military Pins Less than u
price Now
Prices include 209o tax.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Costume Jewelry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Simulated Pearl Earrings
Girls BIouses $1.45 Were sI9s

IS cotton or rayon blouses, bowneck and classic
styles; prints and solids.
IS Striped Cotton Tee Shirts, sizes small medium
and largo Were 81 Is Now 85c
80 Cotton Seersucker Blouses in assorted stripes,
sizes to a. Were $1.65. Now--------------SlS5
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-10
Juniors Royon BIouses, s1.''

2 to 33.
30 Dresses, some wool, some rayon; tailored
and dress-up styles, sizes to Is Were 895
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