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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-29
FROM PELICAN

Harlow Hanson, of Pelican City, is guest at the Gastineau.
 Empire Wans-a0s cl1nq resuIas!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

CHICAGO II 'SrecisN -
Supreme Court Justice
Hugo l.. Black declared this
week that q movement for
racial and religious tolerance
was growing in America.
SpcaEgr- ~ an lntcr-rac.al TN
Wa Loan dnncr in the Morrison
Hotel sponsored Nv tho South Cen
'ral Association. Jus,lce Black said
'hs, equality of opportunity will
become lasting reality" II the
common man VII work for
progress as they have worked for
victory
Justice Black The So-year.old
Attenuation iurlS; Who was ap-
PORTED IN the Z 6 supreme Court
nv 80 late President Roosevelt.
Vas ci.ci by the association as The
leading liberal among the nine
Justices
II understand the movement
IN ANc.ica toward tolerance among
our RACIAL and religious groups.
tlat movement is based on a spirit
Of freedom Tor all" Black stated.
Justice Black. who flcW here en-
route 60 California was met ~ the
arpof, by MAJOR C. Udel Turpm.
deputy administrator 81 war
finance W Fills Stewart secretary
~ the Supreme Liberty Insurance
company. and Robert \ Cole.
presldcn, Of the Metropolitan Flu
neral system.
We came ~ Chicago on tho in
,ra,i0N of the association and the
treasury department IN order 10
spur re South sides 5000 oOO
bond drive. Before the banquet
was over. the association an
rouncei that well over sS2l0oo
IN bond. had been sold and that
some sIS 00c n00 IN bonds would he
sNld through efforts o. the asSocIa-
ton before the emo " the 7th War
Loan
Justice Black praised the work
~ the ASSOCIATION headed nv James
G. Shaw. a representing the as
pIration Of the great mass of the
common men and women OF all
walks Of life in America toward
tolerance and understandings and
stated that he had accepted tNlr
invitation ~ speak because OF ms
interests in organizations promot-
ing better race relations
Like successful bond drive.
the drive toward realization ot
human ideals cannot Ne forced
upon tho people from above
Black pointed oui II must grow
out " the people themselves Fot
example. neither courts nor logs.
la,ures could require t'lerance II
there we're IN the hearts OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
FAST, ARMED
Man FAILS TO
ESCAPE POLICE

IL took several chases, nine shots
and a little force upon the part of
police finally To catch a man who
was speeding. While the police
were attempting to apprehend the
man. they had To dodge two
knives which he pulled out as his
defense.
THESE facts we're brought in the
srraignment Monday morning Of
Gary Dillworth. Of 1860 Jay street
In Judge Scsllen's Recorders
court. Dillworth pleaded not guilty
to charges Of CARRYING concealed
weapons and his examination was
SET for July 2 with bond fixed al
$500. Attorney Herber, l.. Dud-
ley represented the accused.
ACCORDING 10 testimony of
the police. Dillworth was speeding
on Jay street and had 10 be chased
by the police before he would stop.
He left his car and ran toward his
house where he drew 2 ,nree-inch
knife and threw al police who
were after him.
When he was caught. he later
Jumped from the police car and
nine shots fired al him missed him.
His last attempt AZ defense came
IN the Hunt street station. when
he pulled four-nch knife on the
police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Hitler Held Back
Meeting Eight Years

accompanied D Einaar on ne
trip to the United States
They came by plane from Ma
RIM. Dutch Guinee arriving -
Miami. Fla laS' March ! After
Srcnd.n2 several months 'ournc
ne South ne EInaers cane IA
Detro!' last THURSDAY 70 spend 4
few days before gong 20 Grand
Rapids
DR.. Einaar is irving to ret a
leave Of absence from his gov
eminent To accept a position at
Fisk university with DR.. Charles
Johnson. head Of the department
Of sociology.
S.bilo VIII remain in De'-o.' ~
aNo;He. week before returning -
New York
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Atlantic School Finds
Jobs For All Graduates

ATLANTA. ca The Atlanta
Schoo. Of Socla, WORK has placed
Al ~ Is grad as,cs tor INC pas, IS
years ana IS Der cent Of them
have been placed in ne Noe'r. re-
ported Director FortC Ster r
Washington AZ the e5,h annual
trustee board meeting tn.s week
The election ~ re following
new trustees Mas announced W
II Crawford. Go United See.
Workers ~ America. atlanta. d.
ard 2 La>Se'er &C. onal q rector
~ the Wa NanpoWer Commas
sion. Atlanta; Mrs 2. + MAYS,
ieacAcr o. social worn. ard Nifc
~ ne preSlden, o. Mo:enouSe COL
leGe, and A T Walden. Atlanta
attorney and civic leader.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
New Dorrie Miller
Seomen's Club
Opened In Mobile
Nv JOHN LeFIORF.

MOBILE. Ala Racial lntolcr-
snce was scored by Judge Alex T.
Howard, US hearing commits
sooner, and Clyde Ganaway. clio
Narona! Maritime Union port
agent ~ the dedicatory program
opening thc Dorrle Miller club 81
the United Seamens Service. here
or last Thursday nIsht.
Judge Howard reminded his
r'Ncd audience tNst ~ the
40c 900 o0o people Of lnd.s and the
100000 900 NsQ4'S ri China. who
&C co.ogcd people had no, been
On our SIDE IN lhis sres' war. a
different story perhaps would De
making world history
He asserted TIA. the VA. has
taAShi the words greatest eco
noM,c ruth thai tho brotherhood
~ man j. WORTH more 20 peace
tam al ~ TIC other sres, primer
PIES COMB ned 90
Gan8Nay ia>hCd on. AT those
VINO Mould deny Negroes equal
opportunities "a Ike A. Nell rs d Q
- ,o,'-GcdSed \ cricans he
lfTNcI me NfG.o Spf'lt0 a no
have contributed - ne cause Of.
cewoJrCy by bearing Nth tnc,r
',n,'e .e,'oV-Sesmc0 ne trials
ana tr.0J,at,onS eNoer cnced by
those W1o sre sailing me seas
during ms terrible Ma
Ire Dos,e Mile club is 'he
fourth hotel and recreation tscl-
i'Y made available 20 Negro sea
men n the South by the United
SeaTcns Service Other units are
located a, No-toiH. Charleston.
s c and New Orleans Accord
inr 20 C'yde harrington. regional
director. 40 other units arc being
y.anncd Tor sos'Gcrn ports
TNe Mob = facility is named Cor
tie ate Dorcie Mile. hero Of
Fear H7~Nor, who Later 2a,e his
70 'or rs country n ne sinking
nv ne japapcSe % the aircraft
CsrHc. Li>coW % By
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Justice Black Sees Rising
Tide Of Racial Tolerance

PEOPLE Themselves No desire for
fairness and IuSuce
Appearing on The program With
Justice Black was Paw Robson
internationally famous SINGER and
actor and MAYOR Edward J Kelly
wHo commended Robson for his
ar.-tSSciS' songs and cited he lib
esal record OF Justice Black.
Attorney Aaron PAYNE intro
duced the principal speaker to-
Gether With Major Turplu who Of
fc,aly opened inc banquet
In speech broadcast over
Wild Justice Black SAID. Il am
particularly glad Of the oppor,u-
nitv afforded hY this lnfer-racIal
bond gathering 10 assure every
person who ls'lls,enlng that IN
every bond drive as IN all the
rest ~ the wa effort. the Ameri-
can Negro is dong his job "
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Scholarships Offered
To Summer Institute

WHEREFORE. Ohio Scholar
,h.pS are beng oHered b. " .oer-
force university 10 the lr;c~- Amer
lcan !nS.Itaie and WorN-Shop which
VII open sessions a the university
Monday. July Q. officials announced
University credl: Will be granted
- those attending all lectures. and
information may De obtained ~
writing - the Office Of the Pres
dent " loerforcc university.
Participants ~ he institute in
clude Dr RaNford " Logan and
Mrs Dorothy r Porte. Howard
university. At'y B.ailcH- { Cyl--.S.
chicago, and PreSIden, Charles II
Wesley and DE- Clarence II Mills.
Wiiberforcc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Named To Vets Post

PHILADELPHIA. Pa.-(ANP)-
Thomas A. Lemon, dean OF men
az Cheyney State Teachers coll
lege, has been appointed training
director 10 the division Of rehabili-
tstlon and education of the Vet
Grams Administration.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

When Johan Sioilo Inspector
FOR the Purchasing Agency Of me
Netherlands government. said
good bye % ~. Johan + F FL
naar. then curator NJ an,hropoio-
-y Al nc museum n Leiden Hol.
land IN Rotterdam in 1897. Il Was
the hope of each nat they would
he seeing each OTTER again within
'v0 wears
But neither could foreSee the
unleashinc of the dogs of war
nv Adoiph Hitler. throwing the
entire world into conflict.
so. TIME MOVED on Sibilo
a''er spending four wears N Java.
SuVa'ra Borneo and Australia.
returned ~ rs ra'Iye Dutch Gui-
nc9 Sou't ATeri-a D. Fraar.
also 2 native ~ Dutch Guinea. re-
turned home. bJt me two did not
meet
This important event did not
occur until last week when
Sibilo. here Ia inspect engines
for his country came face Ia
face with Dr FinaAr in the lob
nv Of the Gotham Hotel
After completing his high Schoo,
education IN his native country.
D. Ejnadr went - Holland in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Army lin Crow Bill Up

WASHINGTON. amp - Chair
man Andrew J. May 81 the house
military affairs committee has as
sured Rep. Adam Powell % early
consideration" OF the latters reso-
luton calling for an end TO segrs-
CATION IN the armed forces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

It's quite a
job Ia Strug-
gle through
the everyday
problems Of a
classroom Of
an interme-
diate high
school. leap
Ing over such
ba rr iers as
English, re-
q m >try and
practical shop.
a n d m a n v
other m a IL
ite ms that
jump up To
tor ture and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

It's a little early to be making
predictions about the future OF Is
year-old Gilbert Maddox. But il
might be we'll 10 keep an eye peeled
in this little guys direction.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

Mattresses need special care IN warm
weather 20 keep them from acquiring
a muStN odor or mideW Al east
once a week mattresses need airing.
and occasionally sunnlnR in bright. DRY
weather Brushing tufts and seams
G.. events dust from collecting al these
places
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
AKA'S OPPOSE
ACTION NOW ON
CONSUMPTION

WASH INGTON - Unalterably
opposed TO a decision on peace
time military training which would
crystalline segregation patterns now
found in the armed forces. the
AKA. sorority made its position
clear to Congress recently. when
Mrs. Thomasina Walker Johnson
AKA legislative representative
was heard by the House Committee
on Postwar Military policy.
a PERM A NENT Jim Grow
military regime with yearly con-
tingents Of colored youth dragooned
into uniformed segregation Is a
prospect which must not be allowed
10 reach fruition," the AKA. rep
resentative stated. To date no one
has spoken single word about the
abolition Of segreg CATION in the pro-
posed universal military training
program.
What our defense in the post
war world must be. il can only
he determined judiciOusly after
decisions at San Francisco and at
the peace table" Mrs. Johnson
continued. In the light of what
happens there ii may he neceS-
sary Ia expand the program or TO
diminish II in many ways.
IN ANY EVENT" the Sorori,y's
spokesman pointed out. the mer
now fehtlng the war should have
the RICH, 20 help make the decision
Any decision on this noW Wi.
prejudice the settlement OF INC
peace. jcOparoize the possibility OF
organizing the kind OF world order
We want. and indicate lack OF
confidence IN international coop
Grafton against war
High officials of the Army and
Navy have come out in favor oi
this legislation. but the A X a
council told Congress, there are
many factors relating 10 compul-
sorry military training during peace
time that are beyond the scope oi
mo military experts. The whole
foreign policy of this country i.
involved !, IS public issue-nor
one Of military strategy alone.
1T IL tbs same group NJ Off
ci-,S.Who told rs we could no yin
The Nar without 2 universal labor
draft. thar as must DC drafted
that.We CO id not GET nurses With
ou' draft who have undereStl-
mated IN some cases. ana everest
mated IN others. the amount Of
supplies We would. need
The n tarv experts have 'old
vs. th,t segregation could no: ne
sool ,ncd during war. in spatc NJ
he fact that where MIGRATION has
been practcod !, has worked in
OffCcyS' Candidate schools. on
bs:t'ehcld> in the Waves. &C.
You have ne cns.bl.,y 20
provide the leadership % aoo Sh
segregation ( and when I'M
versa, M.'tary Pcaceu7,e Training
program is dec GEO upon but there
j. ABSOLUTELY no urgency for ne
decision al ms time. me AKA.
- ri.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

TIE order OF priority in 'he pur-
chase 81 governmental non-industrial
rea. estate properties that have been
dec agec surplus bv various govern
NCr' sEcnc e. i contained IN SPB
regulation number ave.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

He not only sees the baseball.
hockey and football games. but
he's a keen student Of the various
sports.
Now YOU can understand Why
his classmates named him Captain
Marvel"
BY RIG.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

ming, and holds senior Red Cross
life saving certificate.
Furthermore. Gilbert. is a SEN
Tor patrol leader Of Troop 37l
Of the Bow Scouts. has received a
gold medal Of distinction for be-
ing the outstanding scout In his
troop. and right now he's work
ing for the Eagle Scout rank.
BESIDES these many things. IN H.:
little fellow who has already en-.
rolled al Cass Technical high
school To study architectural draft
ing. does his share Of chores Al
home. And. according 10 his moth,
er. Mrs. Wilmo Maddox. SIS Eliot
street. Gilbert is good cook.
And it might be good n remind
YOU that Gilbert Is 4 good spor'
fan. seeing most Of the games nj
the Tigers in the SUMNER and the
Red Wings IN the winter In be.
tween. ne can be seen al the foot.
ball games IN Ann Arbor. or track
and field meets in Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

NEVERTHELESS. there're few
guys VINO arc equipped mentally
and physically 30 take these hurdles
IN stride. and young Maddox be-
longs IN this group. Let's take a
gander ~ his record
He vas member Of he Nation
Al Junior Honor society. member
of Hutchns lntormN ate High
SChoo. Honor society. member OF
Class Cabinet W,ticlSts. and the
Boy of the graduating class. He
VAS also 4 member OF the Catholic
Theater players. and a music pupil
a. Detroit Institute OF Musical
Arts.
FOR FEAR that You'll be play
lna with the idea that Gi,bert IS
a BOOK worm and does not enjoy
sports and the great outdoors. let
ne inform you that he Was captain
Of the Hutch.nS football team. re-
Cc.Ncd a SPECIAL award IN swim
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

Add 400 Federal Eseiss Tor TO
Cosmetics, Js~elr,. Luggage
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30

r lure and
perplex a young fellows mind.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
You'd Had Better Keep An
Eye On This Young Chap

ming. and holds a senior Red Cross
life saving certificate.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Art NeedIework Reduced

1 Model Cotton Crib Spread, embroidered in colors.
Size 34x52 inches Was $3.50. Now Sc
l Model Bridge Set, blue cotton with coored en-
broidery. Cloth, 3ox3e inches, Napkins, llxll
inches Was s425 Now " So
Model Luncheon Cloth, peach cotton, embroid
cred IN colors, 46x46 inches. Was s12 Now 50
/ Model Carriage Robe and Pillow Top, cream
color cotton. embroidered in colors Robe, 24x2s
inches. Case, 11Xl5 inches. Set Sc Now $4
2 Model Kitchen Towels. white cotton, embroidered
in colors Size l6x26 inches. Was 81. Now sl25
Blue Quilted Rayon Satin Pillow, cotton filed
Was $3.50. Now ----------- s1.50
l Blue Rayon Satin Lingerie Set of pieces. Was
$3.50 Now w- ----- $3.50
3 Flowered Cotton SailclOth Bedrests cotton filled
We're $40. Now -------- $3.50
W&L-Art Needlework, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Living, Dining Room Furniture Reduced

l Lamp Table. square glass top and shelf, wheat
finish hardwood legs Originally s245o. Now s1475
/ W2n Mirror, plate glass with antique-efect finish
nodded frame 38x38-inch Originally $40. Now SIS
2 Left arm Chairs. Chinese red simulated leather
with natural hardwood frame. Originally s3275.
Now " s2450
Dining Room Furniture
Duncan Phyfe- Design Dining Tables, solid ma
hogany with three extension leaves. Originally
s36 so Now $3.50
l Small Dinette Table solid birch in natural prnna
vera finish 34X34-inch top with two 10-inch
tension leaves. Originally $3.50 Now S24.50
Dining Table, solid mahogany in Duncan Pt1yfe
design, extension leaves. Originally Sl23.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Fur-trimmed Coots, SIS
We're S39.75

10 wool coats, non taxable trimmed with silver
fox, rump-kit fox and lynxdyed wolf. Blue, brown,
gray and black sizes 10 to is, 36 40, A and 241a
Fur trimmed Wool Coats, blue, brown black and
gray with sabe-dyed squirrel silver fox rump.
sizes II to 16. Including 20fo tax we're s47.7o
and more Now -- $50
10 Misses Suits in wool worsted and suede. OK
ford gold, fuchsia green, rust and navy, sizes 10
to l8 Were $22.95 to $2975. Now SIS
Wemen's Fitted Dress-up Goats, in navy or blue
wool, sizes 49,. to 241. Were s3s.75. Now S2l
IL Misses Wool Coats worsteds and tweeds, fitted
and boxy styles Black, brown blue, sizes 10
to 49, Were $25 and more. Now $12.5o
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Goats and Suits.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Women's Royon Crepe Dresses
W&L-Sportswesr. Third Floor.
~ Were S35 and more

rs dresses in black, brown purple and navy, sizes
Is TO AZ and 14l2 to 1872.
10 Rayon Crepe Dresses, plain coiors and prints,
black and aqua, sizes 20 and 40, 1872, 1914. 22Ia
and 24Iz Were sl695. Now w------------- Sl2.5s
20 Printed Dresses, rayon crepe. monotones and
colorful patterns. white, blue and purple. sizes
14l2 to 24ia and 40. Were $l995 and more
Now -. ---.---- Sl4s5
One and Two-Piece Dresses, rayon crepe, navy,
brown and black prints. sizes l4la to 1872, 221a,
"a = and a., Were S22s5 Now --S16.5e
Rayen Crepe Dresses. black and navy, sizes l6
1s, 40 and AZ. Were s3s.7s to s4s,75. Now s26
10 One and Two Piece Rayon Crepe Dresses, black
and navy. sizes 1s to "A and l6l2 and 20l2. Were
s4975 and more Now w------- S33.i5
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Housewares Less Thon ~

25 Packages Caulking Compound Now Csc
6 Glass Humydroes for keeping foods fresh in re-
frgerators. Now ------------------.--. .------ -oc
: Glass Makeup Boxes. Now soc and SIPS
IL Glass Cleansing Tissue Boxes, Now soc
IL China Dripoiators, Soup size, for making drip
coffee Now - soc
IL Round Metal Utility Trays. Now--------- Soc
l Metal Utility Box. Now -------------------o oSe
? Wooden Wall Shelves. Now --------------- soc
l Pecan Wood Serving Tray. Now ---------- $3.50
6 Metal Outdoor Grill Pancake Turner's. Now SOC
l Unpainted Wooden Utility Table. Now s29S
/ White Wood Kitchen Step Stool. Now sl.oo
l Red-and White Wooden Kitchen Step Stool
Now .. -- 95c
3 Golding Wood Ironing Boards. Now -------- s5c
W&L-HouseWares. Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Misses Fur Couts Reduced

3 Northern Back dyed Muskrat Goats, sizes 10 and
il. Were 1884, Now ---- ----------------S S24S
3 Northern Flank dyed Muskrat Coats, sizes H. IA
Is. Were SS16 Now Ssl4s
2 Sable Wallaby Coats, sizes IL and IA. Were
S234 Now w--.---. --- S142.88
l Northern Flank dyed Mlekrat Ceat, size IL Was
1924. Now .--------------- Sl42-Se
l Southern Flank dyed Muskrat Coat, size II. Was
S234 Now - SI42SB
l Natural Tipped Skunk Coat, 36-inch length, size
is. Was 1854 Now ow---------------------- S264
/ Blxck-dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size a. Was
1854 Now ow---------------,-- 1882
1 Silver Fox Jacket, size Is. Was 1854. Now 1864
1 Black-dyed Pr0cessed South American Lamb
Jacket, size IA. Was s234. Now--------------Sl STA
Northern Fiank-dyed Muskrat Coats, sizes II and
IA. Were 1913 Now Now---------------------sI sI54Ss
All prices include 20ct tar
Wilbur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Misses and Women's
Sweaters $3.50 to $3.9s
Uere $3.50 to S5.95

100 slip-over and cardigan sweaters, hne and
novelty knits, in host of coors Labeled for fabric
content, sizes 36 to 40
10 Blazer Jackets Qabeed for fabric content navy,
blue and brown with contrasting binding, sizes
II to Is. Less than \. price. Now S2.95
80 Rayon Sports Dresses, floral prints and plain
coors, sizes IL to 20. Were $685. Now S3.95
50 White Dickeys, cotton twill and rayon satin.
Were 81. Now ---------------75c 75c
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Junior Misses Skirts, $50 We're s6y5

mes. Navy, purple, lime, melon and
60 Junior Dresses, some wool some rayon, IN one
and two piece STYLES, pastels and dark shades.
Were SIS 95 to 500. .95. Now SS.95 10 Sls
As Wool Goats and Suits-ClaSsic suits and sports
and dress-up coats in many colors, sizes to IS
Were sl9.75 to S39,75. Now ------ S12.i5 to S2s7S
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Women's Formal Fashions

: Long Dinner Dresses in rayon lace and jersey,
black, blue and coral, sizes 20 to 20, a and
1871. Were SIS and more. Now---- $lS.7s
I Long Dinner Dresses, rayon crepe with rayon
marquisette yokes, black and coral sizes 10 to AZ
Were s2s75. s2a
J RAyen Crepe Dinner Dresses in blue OF black
sizes 20 and 80. Were S45. Now S33.7s
W&L-Womens Formal Fashions, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Living Room Furniture

l Beverage Table, mahogany veneer and gum,
Originally S21, Now -----.---- eio.'s
! Victorian Sofa with walnut carved frame, green
cotton tapestry cover. Originally s2l5. Now slSs
] Modern Lounge Chair, yellow -and-gray cotton
tapestry cover. Originally Sl29.50. Now $3.50
/ Mahogany Lamp Table. Originally s3F 80.
Now -.----..-- S27.50
1 Mahogany End Table with drawer and shelf.
Originally S54. Now S39.15
2 Table Lamps and Shades, glass base with egg
shell rayon shade Originally s45. Now S29.75
l Lawson Chair green brocatee cover. Originally
$3.50 Now .----.---. S2s.75
l Cypress Bridge Table, non-foding style, 32x32-
inch top natural finish. Originally s34 Now S24.50
W&II-Living and Dining Room Furniture, Sixth Fl
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Boys Wool Sports Coots
$1O.50 $11.75 We're SIS, 5.

II coats in stripes and checks, sizes IL to Is in
the group.
IL Junior Cotton Raincoats, black plastic coated,
size 4 Were $495 Now -. S2.50
Junior Reversible Topcoats, tan maroon, Ia
beled for fabric content. Were SIS. Now $105e
W&L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Misses Gobordine Dresses, SIS We're ss:2s

Is tailored styles in rayon, button -trimme
SO Striped Spun Rayon Tailored Dresses brown,
wine and green. Sizes H. IA and 16. Less than
W&L-Down Stairs Store Misses and Women's Dresses.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Misses and Womens
Printed Royon Dresses, $3.50
We're S4.95 and S5.95

We're S495 and S595
100 misses and womens printed rayon dresses In
cluded in the group are misses cotton dresses in
striped chambrays and seersuckers Sizes IL to 42.
IS Women's Printed Rayon Dresses, washable
Sizes SO to AZ. Were S5 .95. Now---- $3.50
W&L-Down Stairs Store, inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1945-01-11

n aqua and green. Sizes II to 20.
20 Rayon Crepe Dresses, green, brown fuchsia blue
and black. Sizes IL to 20. Were STATS. Now SB.75
Maternity Dresses of black rayon crepe and plaid
spun rayon Sizes IA to 20. Were S795 and sSs5
Now -------- Observation-Disclosures N.75
Evening star., 1945-01-11

~ Wsol CsAts, tweeds and stripes. tan, purple and
gray, sizes IA to 20. Were s3s75. Now sIs.sS
70 Wool Jumpers, green, red and purple Sizes 10
TO H. Were s5.s5. ssss
10 Rayon Jumpers in ehartreuse brown and gold
sizes 10 to II. Were 1895. Now sssy