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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Hall Gusts Mikan
In Scoring Race

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 tAPD-
Bill Hall Of Marshall is back on
top Of the nations intercollegiate
basketball scoring list. Hall. who
has engaged in "A sort Of lcaPEfrog
contest with George Mikan Of
Depaul the last two weeks, tossed
in 81 points in his last three
games 10 reach the 335-point mark
and ouSt Mikan from the top
rung. The weekly tabulatlon by
the Associated Press showed today
that Hall now holds "A 2l-point
edge over Mikan. 335 TO 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

Fishman plans for returning to athletic competition
although in fit condition Only few weeks ago he
led training station basketball Miami to champion
ship pitched the stations baseball team to
the Florida semipro
But, Fishran today has other ideas for his future
. . a neD boys camp IN northern Michigan West
Branch Uich he'll Uith his younger brother Mickey
at Michigan to complete work on
his masters degree and perhaps landing a coaching
Job in high school college.
Naturally enough he'd like to boss basketball baseball
and knowing Fishman we're certain he could handle
eih
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

tne Same sWIIt NLICH IHdUt IIIIII VIIV V1
athletes . =. The only noticeable change
is that he's turned virtually all gray
but it's not because of the war, he
claims =. despite a set Of experiences
in the navy which made him as unique
personally during the war as the Fish
mans are as a family at Michigan.
His 45-n1onth tour of duty
started at Great Lakes =. uOhere
he pitched for Mickey Cochrone
in 1912 and won a berth on the
Service All Stars Which played
and lost to the American League
All Stars at CIeueIand.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
500 Bouts for Zivics

Incidentally a recap on the Zivics may be
interesting to you. The four brothers totaled
nearly 600 professional bouts. Pete who now
owns a tavefn in Pittsburgh, engaged in 151
bouts in a stretch of II years; Jack fought
1872 in 10 Eddie SIS in nine and Fritzie over
200 in more than 10 years.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Tough

Nervousness on his twelfth shot
cost Harold Heidy of Detroit Golf
Club Bowling League a 30O-game
Yesterday al Varsity Recreation.
Tension 50 held him he could
barely release the ball and a seven
pin count kept him TO 297 in a
615 series. His average is l61
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

Zivics biggest purse was the $4,000 he got
in one of his fights with Armstrong. crowd
of % 100 iam-packed Madison Square Garden
to see that bout. The gate. totaled SSfOOO, big
money in those days At Mike Jacobs present
prices. the count would have been well over
100000 smaekers.
Besides Armstrong and Cochrahe,
the Pittsburgh boy beat Bob Montgon'.
ery, Sammy AngoH and long list Of
others He WOn and lost against Jake
LaMotta and gdUe Ray Robinson extra
tough battles. He WoS koyoed only
tuice in his career, once by Robinson
and another tune by Mill Aron.
great crowd pleaser zivic has always
been gate magnet. While he may not be
quite the Zivic Of old, he is rated the toughest
onposition that Bell has faced And, the fight
next week may decide whether the Detroit
Negro has the stuff of which champions are
made.
At any rate, the shouO looms as the
best of the season hereabouts Londes
anticipates huge turnout.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Prep Relays Open 3-Day Skate FetG

thrce-postpOned Detroit Times Michigan Open relay
speed skating championships have been eschedued
for Friday night al Belle Isle at 1880 o'clock.
high school skaters sent their entries in
previously but other prep skaters who still want to enter
can do so up o the starting time of the meet
The again after conference with Hubert
Johnson supervisor athletics of the department parks and
recreation, and Ben Bagdade, skating official. -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
nIAIIAH FARK

FIRST Racc-PinuAce, Naudc Q PINNACLE
HnrlnF
second Racc-LAdy L0u. Hir Cress DcO-
bio Risk blanche Purcell
Fourth psre-u Gallant Loangp. Burn
INK IWig Nsidina Maiden.
FfNh paro-it Bill Crack Reward
sixth Parc-W.ufsr Rules Darby Diafsm.
Perfect Bnfh' Gallant
seventh Race - Tta'G. Day D.dEer.
LaWrinfnn Airport
Eirhth Racc-Caefus ro0t PacliCt santa
(-f.U. CnrEwTIrNf
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Lambert Gives y p
Purdue Cage Job

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. %
UPl - ColorfW Ward Piggy
Lambert has resigned as head
basketball coach az Purdue Uni
vcrs.tv and Mel Taubo, his assist
ant, immediately viii take over
rs his successor. Lambert. how
ever viii continue as professor
of physical education at Purdue
and VIII serve as head baseball
coach
JERSEY CITY. rs = FRANK Prrct5 100
r.r... f.tv e. ? Hatpc.rfgd CiN Eoe k.f
Itt". B.ynrre. e. T.. tlo..
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Sports

Ferdinand Henry Jones Zivic at 30 is ring
marvel. After more than IS years of profess
sional fighting in which he met the best OF his
weight he still is going strong.
Ferdinand, in case you didn't know, is
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

in for Pennsylvania which declined
an invitation to play this season.
Michigan and Ohio State, the
two teams playing seven Big Ten
games, Will get an edge over their
rivals in tho battle for the cham
pionship. With victories and ties
counting points toward tho title
for the first time the extra game
may decide the issue.
For the third time In history
Michigan State has a late season
date with the Wolverines They
were awarded the Nov 9 Satur-
day when Indiana was unable 20
clear her schedule and play here
then CriSlcr wanted to play the
Hoosiers. Big Ten champions. late
in the campaign but the necessary
arrangements couldn't be made.
The Wolverines have tackled
the HooSicrs early for two years
in a row and both times Indiana
has won. Crisler believes the Pore
Little Boys of 30 McMillin are
much too strong for an opener.
CriSlcr is expected 10 announce
the price Of tickets in the near
future. He will also make known
the changes he plans in his coach
ING staff with the nomination Of
a successor 10 Clarence Mum who
goes TO Syracuse.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

New Flint will send their best speeders to race
against the championships Those who have not
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

From Lakes Fshman dispatched on one OF those
missions which services call most secret He was hustec
off to China American aIson officer to 1000 Chinese
naval tranees eventually brought to this country fol
further schooling"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
-Newsy Lines
Tigers Chop off OTTeli
IOE ORREII.

handed pitcher purchased two years ago
Portland Of the Pacific Coast League mas De
sold back the Last he participated IN - gdeS
'or Detroit, spending most the season with Buffalo.
HARRY LJMIEY . sport two-st,ch cut over his lp aS
goal practice Wings today lie accdentay
clipped yesterday by stick OF Roland Ressgno
YORK YANKEES will their returning sGr' iceucn
chsucc sending squad Of 50 headed
MANAGE Joe Mccarthy to Panama on FEB Tor three weeks
training The Yanks Will play exhibition with T. y
Army All Stars and Canal Zone teams before returning
HOWARD YERGEs JR and HANK FoNDE Michigan
back, year VIII transfer from navy VIZ training 10 general
Michigan backs choosing
this alternative continuing th9 navy training because they e4
discharge IN the and thus VIII be able
Michigan squad for the fall term as civilians
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
W e1ridderS TO Play
o of big O. EIevenS
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR University Of Michigan will play every
Western Conference Purdue this fall according
schedule today Fritz Cser athletic director
iowa was added fiji Pennsylvania which declined
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Hockey Standings

TONIGHT's GAMLS
Toronto ~ Boston
Montreal 81 Chicaro
AMERICAN LEAGUE
- Louk 2 Hershey
I. :. LEAGUE
Tulsa 8 ksnsss CITY ?
~ Paul . % Worth 2.
Dallas 9. Omaha =
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

sept. 2s-Indiana a' Ann h-h0r.
oct S-iCVa az Ann Art.r
oct l2-Army az Ann Arh0r
oct lq-SHrthWcsfern a. Ann ArhCr
oct 2G-L.inUls ~ Ann hrtHr
Nov l-Nlunesota a. Minneapolis
Nov q-Nichirsn state a. Ann hrbCr
Nov 16--WisConsin a. Am hrhrT
Nov 28-Ori0 state AZ Columbus
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Basketball Scores

COLLEGE
LauiFville al Cincinnati 90
BALDWIN wallace 81 Kent lent. STATE 37
Rope 60 Calvin 50
W Miealsaa - Percy Jones Hosp -,
Alabama IS Georgia a.
N1trf Dams 90 Marquette 81.
washington College so Delaware 81
Csroondsie Tchr 81 Cifsrcetu Icf1f -.
Sgafh CaTr'ina U. 60. CitAce' 20
rawpspr ETS 80. scranton 80
galaucrf - Western Esryl8nd 81.
Baylor 50 Ds - MAS -
HtGH ~CWO1i
Crosse rs 80 Edison Inst al.
HsmfrsmcE o. FershinE - 30
NscFen1ie ~. Redford Is
Cnsdssy So wright 50
S1rthtsf'ern 81. northern 2s,
Wiicr So Northstrern IS
-alfirtsiern - Eastern
western 80 SouthwestgSn 80
So Ptf-ieE 2s. 81 EscviF "a
So e'sniEaui 20 81 Anthony Z
Ds Ls ssls s. JossPh
q Frrnsrc't 81. 81 Phinpt 7e
So Ng-ys 10 T.. al vir,sti0r 30
~str.ir Centre. s7 50 Benecia'f
kn ss.sr - s, csarirf a
rsral9oE - Laburr Hsirr'S o.
arthur Hi. A. Bay CRY 81
tsrslG -. Pt,ofsey q.
Crf.lss 20 Esnchesfef 3s.
F.frf Trrt t- fluShirE 80.
e.f.r IaFC 40 DUS ~,
FHrr. parF 30 81 lEmrt -.
N.farr e. OvNtso -
p chester - Romeo -
Ntt,s paries a7 SarauNr 20
rnaf.srHfr - Crhyflrg
Hershey ~ BALDWIN 70
f-nr.rg Eastern ~ iAnllg Sfrieo 81.
ffirs a. Hsclgn. 1e.
shrine - ROSARY %
rrtt's rrrrF so Ja~Fr1r ~
WONEN'S BASKETBALL
tr-t f74 10 Psrssiss 2.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Times Skates
DerEDY Entry

lTURDAY AND SUNDAY, JAN. 26 AND JAN p, 1916
n DErhTihoN Ch
cH,MPIoNsmPs skaters oOI'f
Ca0 BOYS. CHS u1dc o
rermdistsi
Jump tsenios n'fntdiaisl
shlbay Ga under lwil
10 scaodriHs "a under l+uil
FOR SENIOR MEN orrNE EVENTS FOR SENIOR WOMEN
walt osrunM Fett Nile
Parmenu and $50
Detroit Ttmesop pen-44
n sled Deby-ls Boys OF OF
Faber Nohe Nile
eyenty Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
M GRID CARD BREAK FOR FANS

One greatest pleasures these days meeting the
boys back from the wars
To US they're all heroes regardless or What IhelI
parts were in licking Japs and the Germans Each did
what he ordered TO and certainly there is no more
that any one could ask of them
latest of these heroes whom we have encountered
is Herman Fshman a which in Detroit and Mlchl-
gan sports circles needs introduction
He's part of family Uhich made history out at the
University of Michigan the only family to supply
four brothers each of tDhon lOon his UdrsIty M
First there Ben Fshman, swimmer Then, NANNY,
in basketball After which Herman basketball aud
and lastly Mickey Fshman three seasons ago the
top pitcher the Western Conference.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
The Smile Is Still There

Wars nroads haven't changed Herman He still flashes
the same smile which Michgans most popular
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
MoMEN,S RAsKE1
Fioht Results

= 4-ai i74 ~ Parasite 2.
HHtda -. = 4 J -.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Would Like TO Coach

China" he told US.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

hy the Tiger, from p,
sold back 10 the same
'9I DCtrul' spending
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
BIG Money Back Then

,hamnionship Weight.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Art Needlework Reduced

100 Spools of 1909 Radiant Rayon Corde in navy or
black. 125 yards to the spool. Were soc. Now, Csc
IS Spools Of 1000 Rayon Rayella Ribbonette in
navy or red. 70 yards to the spool. Were 35c
100 Spools Of 1000 Rayon Strawcraft Yarn in navy
black or turquoise. ounces to q spool. Were 35c.
IL Mun Forms in round style Brown or navy
lining. Were $3.85. Now w----------$2
IL Mun Forms in children's size Rose black
or brown lining. Were $235. Now------$1.25
IL Stamped Toys peter the Panda," were 81 IS.
IL Stamped Nursery Pictures in two designs With
natural wood frames. Were $115 Now------75c
IL Spools Of Mercerized Bedspread Cotton in white
were $500 Now
Model Muff and Hat Set Of all wool. Black Muff
was $33. $40
Hat was SO. Sc
Child's Model Mun and Cap Set Of all WOOL Red
with black trim. Was $40. Now-SI3
Model Rayon Chenille Lamp Shades in red or tur-
quoise. 1o-inch size. Less than a price. Now--$5
W&L-Art Needlework, Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Motions Reduced

$50 Plastic Hangers for Suits and Dresses.
Pastel colors. Were Csc. Now------45c
288 Girdles of Synthetic Elastic. Tearose
only. Broken sizes. Were SOC. Now----25c
SO Cardboard Sweater Dryers for accurate
sizes. Waterproof. Sizes 81 and A. Were
1000 Boxes Diaper Wash and Deodorant.
Less than u price. Now-----1 10c
48 Boxes Sachets, rayon covered, two in a
box. Including tax, were $1.20. Now--60c
48 Glass Corner Shelf Sets. to a set. Less
than " price. Soc
10 Garter Belts of Cotton Material with syn
thetic elastic inserts. Tearose only. Broken
size assortment. Were 85c. Now soc
so Garter Belts of cotton material with
synthetic elastic inserts. TearOse only.
Broken size assortment. Were 81. Now
% Garment Shields of Cotton Mesh. Size 4.
Were SOC. Csc
$50 Pairs Pin-on Dress Shields of cotton COW
cred fabric. Sizes 2, and 4. Were zoe.
W&L-Notions Aisle al, First Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Burroughs Citizens
Urge EIeven-Point
Traffic Program

The Burroughs Citizens Associa-
tion last night asked that District
traffic officials spend more time on
the city streets to become familiar
with actual traffic conditions.
The suggestion was part of an
11-point proposal submitted by Ber-
nard T. Dodder, Benjamin F.. Tay-
lor and Robert G. Snow of the or
ganization's Traffic Committee and
approved by the association. The
group also urged driving instruc-
tions for all District high school
students.
Other recommendation were:
l. Banning of trucks from main
arteries during rush hours.
2. Review of all one-way streets
with a view of establishing more
permanent one-way streets.
3. Designation of left turn streets
at intervals of several blocks on all
main arteries instead of permitting
such turns at every block.
4. More rigid enforcement of
regulations governing stops at cross
walks.
IS. New examinations only Of con-
sistent traffic violators and drivers
involved in major accidents, rather
than general examinations.
6. Approval of the universal three
position hand signals as recommend
ed by Traffic Director George Ke-
neipp.
7. An immediate corrective pro-,
gram to reduce serious traffic vio-
lations.
3. Correction of inflow of traffic
at Fourth street and Rhode Island
avenue NE.
8. Removal of all bottlenecks at
Fourth street and Rhode Island ave-
hue NE, between Third street and
New Jersey avenue on Rhode Island
avenue NV, and from Connecticut
avenue to New Hampshire avenue on
M street NV.
The recommendations will be sent
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Misses Formal Wear and
NeeIieees Reduced

l Black All-over Beaded Dress, 1907 wool.
Size IL. Was $239.75. $17950
l Jacket to Match Above Dress. Was Sis.
Now S8625
l Black Sequin- trimmed All-wool Dress. Size
10. Was S215. SIS
2 White Rayon Crepe and Marquisette Neg
igees. Sizes 10 and IL. Were S89.75 Now,
$6725
Print Cotton Crepe NegligeeS. Sizes IL.
Were S69.75. Now ------ ------ S5225
Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses with long
sleeves. Sizes IL and IA. Were S95. Now,
$44.5O
l Rose Rayon Taffeta Evening Dress. Size
H. Was $l45. $A so
Striped Satin Negligee. Size 10. Less than
% price. Now----------- so
3 Rayon Crepe Negligees. Sizes and IL.
Were $39.75. Now S29. 80
W&L-Misses Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Floorcoverinss Reduced

design in washable rose peach and blue colors
Were $17.95. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SI345
8 Cotton Textured Rugs. Oval, size 24x36 Fig
ured design in washable rose. Were s8.75. Now
SS.45
4 Cotton Textured Rugs. Size 6x9 feet Green,
Now Sl25O
Cotton Textured Rugs Size 6x9 feet. Rose,
white beige and green. Were $34~19. Now $3.50
2 Hand hooked Rugs Size 4x6 feet Wool and
rayon. Multcolor. Were $29.95. Now S15.95
Hand-hooked Rugs. Size 2x4 feet. Wool and
rayon. Assorted colors. Were $10.95. Now -$5.95
-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Misses Dresses, Suits and
Coots Reduced

5 Tunic Suits, brown and Tomato red wool.
Jackets, were $95. -$71.25
Skirts, were $5975. $44.5O
Blouses, were SIS. $1O.75
Peplum Suits, black, gray and powder
WOOL Were $129.50 Now-----$9 $96.75
5 Short Jacket Suits, black, kelly and purple
WOOL Were $129.50. Now S96.75
2 Two-tone Wool Suits. Sizes IL and IA.
Were S11O. Now $3.50
3 Full-length Fitted Coats, brown navy
Sizes IL to IA. Were $135. Now S10125
Matching Tie Twill Dresses. Were SS9.75.
Now 'S6725
2 Full-length Fitted Coats, black and brown.
Sizes IL to IA. Were $165. Now S123.75
l Beige Wool Dress Size IL. Was S11O.
3 Wool Dresses, black and powder Were
8 Wool Dresses, brown, aqua, powder. We're
S89.75. Now 725
l Wool Knit Dress, black. Was $185. Now,
S13875.
Rayon Crepe Dresses, black, brown and
violet. Were $79.75. $3.50
Weaknesses Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Furniture Reduced

IL English Officers Lounge Chairs Leather and
canvas Less than u price. Now $1125 and 50
! Lounge Chair. Simulated leather cover Brown
Was $162. Now S120
l Corner Chair Modern style Covered with cot
ton and rayon textured fabric in eggshell color
Lounge Chairs. Suitable for the porch. Plastic
and metal. Ivory and blue or red and white. Less
than " price. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
l Smoking Stand. Wood finished walnut. Was
$3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
l Small Wing Chair. Blue and white cotton
quilted covering. Mahogany finished legs. Was
$60 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Victorian Picture. Red frame. Was SIT. Now
$40
l Portable Mirror. White frame with coral and
green trim Was $40. Now S1250
Small Wing Chair. Cotton covering In rose and
eggshell. Was 1895. Now----$2 $2075
rModern Furniture
l Modern Pull-up Chair. Floral cover in cotton
Was $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $50
l Armess Lounge Chair. Chartreuse cotton and
rayon cover. Was $116.75. Now $S855
1 Armless Pull-up Chair. Square tufting, moss
fringe. Green rayon and cotton covering Was
$116 Now $SS
l Armless Chair. Green cotton and wool covering
was $1lO Now so
W&L-Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Misses Royon Crepe
Dresses, $22 rs

We're y29.75 and more
Is crepe dresses in assorted styles and coors
Sizes IL to 18.
II Rayon Crepe Dresses in black, gold, pink and
aqua. Sizes IL to Is. Were $35 and $3975
Now S25
70 Polka-dot Solid-color Cottons in pink choco-
late brown yellow aqua. Sizes 10 to IS. Less than
u price. Now w------------------------- $3.95
All-wool q length Toppers in brown, gold green
or pink. Sizes H. Is, ID and TO- Were $50 rs and
$66 Now Observation-Disclosures S44.75
A-wool Tweed p length Toppers in blue pink
and green. Sizes 10, H. IA and 18. Were $50 rs.
Now ----------------------- $49.75
30 All-wooI Striped Battle Jackets in tan with
blue, green or brown. Sizes 10 to 16. Were SIS 95
Now
60 AlI-woOl Pullover Sweaters in fitted or boxy
styles. Blue, beige green, pink or yellow. Sizes "a
to 38. Were $795 and $895. Now---------$5.95
10S Strings of Wooden Choker Beads in purple,
light blue, green, pink lime fuchsia Were $1.20.
Now, including 209o
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

If you want to steal a "lead" on
feminine friends who always want
to be FIRST" in serving a new dish
follow up on this BUY-LINE
tomorrow! Get a jar of CHEF
BOY-AR-DEE RavioIi, and then
ask your friends to luncheon. A
mixed green salad and a fruit
dessert will complete your MENU
for these nourishins Ravioli are
like little meat pies in chef.in.
spired sauce-actually a meal on
their own. No trouble for you,
either, for they're ready to heat and
serve. Cram-fuIl of the choicest
beef and garden.fresh vegetables,
they're scrumptious." CHEF-BOY-
AR-DEE Ravioli comes in big,
full-pound jars, and costs only a
few pennies for each serving.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

grocer will do the trick! Get a
package of BETTY CROCKER
Pea Soup Ingredients and then
don't bother to tell him that you
spent minutes, rather than hours,
achieving that good "old-fashioned"
simmered-in flavor! You'vesBetty
Crocker and her General Mills
Cooking Staff to thank for this
wonderful way to serve "he-man"
green split pea soup for they've
his choice green split peas and de-
licious seasoning pressure cooked
and packed into a package for you.
All YOU have to do is empty con.
tents into boiling water and cook
FIVE minutes! Flavor, smell and
goodness are wonderful! Buy )
pkgs. of BETTY CROKER Split
Pea Soup Ingredients at time!
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Fur Coots Reduced

Beaver-dyed Rabbit Coats in sizes IL and H. Less
than n price. Now $72
1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat in size 20. Was
l Natural Gray Persian Lamb Coat in size H. Was
STA. Now $444
Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Goats in size II.
Less than. II price. Now Now------------$1 $156
2 Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Goats, as is. Size
10. Less than u price. Now $102
1 Dyed Mouton Lamb Coat in size H. Was $780,
Silver blue dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coats
in sizes 10, IL and 16 Were $3.50. Now------$312
l Silver-blu ue-dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coat
in size 10. Was 1884. Now-------------------$26 1854
Natural Little spotted Skunk Coat in size 16 Was
/ Beige-dyed South American Processed Lamb Coat
in size 16. Was $780, Now-------$33 1886
l Beige-dyed South American Processed Lamb Coat
in size 1s Was $500. Now----------------$2Ss
All Prices Include 204o Tar
w&L-fur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Wallpaper Lomp Shades, 45e
Less than V Price

As Wallpaper 16-inch Shades in floral designs Wine
green cotton braid trim
1 Bronze finish Student Bridge Lamp, globe and
bulb Was SIS. Now ------------$ SLIPS
l Metal Student Bridge Lamp with reflector and
bulb. Was SIS. Now s1os5
1 Bronze-finish Student Bridge Lamp with 8-inch
reflector and 100-watt bulb Was $1636 Now, :
$1225
Chinese-type Blue Composition Lamp with rayon
shade over white paper. Was $1285 Now $3.50
l Green Chinese-boy Composition Lamp with gold
colored paper shade. Was $3.50. Now. $595
1 Tall Picked Pine Lamp with 8-inch reflector and
bulb. Was $3.50. Now -$1225
1 Large Chinese Vase Lamp mounted on a gold
color metal base. With 18-inch eggshell rayon
shade. Less than II price Now-----------.$ $65
l Chinese Lamp in gold, rust and blue with 20-inch
tan rayon bell-shaped shade. Less than y price.
W6L-Lamps Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1946-09-26
Kitchen Aprons and Foncy
Aprons Greatly Reduced

7e Print Cotton Bib Aprons. Were 81. Now,
16 White and Pink Waterproof, stain-re-
sistant Aprons. Were 81. Now----75c
8 Printed Cotton Bib Aprons. Were S1.15
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sc Printed Chintz Band Aprons. Large size.
Were $3.50. Now S195
13 White Cotton Pique Band Aprons with
printed sateen borders. Were $2.95. Now,
S195
Baby Aprons, green cotton with "Cheri'
embroidered in white. Were S2.95. Now,
S1.95
"a Blue and White Cotton Aprons, window
pane checked, band style with ruff1e trim.
Were $295. ----S1.9
Rayon Band Aprons, solid color red,
ma navy or g green trimmed with plaid. Were
ii White Lawn Bib Aprons trimmed with
red rick-rack braid. Were $3.50. Now, $3.50
18 Printed Cotton Pinafores, button back,
in blue, green or rose colored background
Sizes IL to Is. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
81 Printed Cotton Voile Bib Aprons in rose
and aqua. Were $685. Now --S S295
Cotton Bib Aprons, Madame" embroidered
on dark brown or dark red. Were S395.
II Printed Sateen Snack Aprons with ruffie
edge. Were S3.95. Now--S S295
IS Cotton Print Band Aprons. Were So 95.
IS Striped Red and White Chintz Mother.
Daughter Bib Aprons. Were $685. Now,
Sass
81 Pink Chambray Print Bib Aprons. Were
$395. Now S295
l9 Print Cotton Band Aprons. Were $685.
Now ---------------- Sass
45 Kay0n Bib Aprons, checked fabric, trim
med with plain color sateen. Were S.. Now,
$3.50
W&L-Uniforms and Aprons Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-09-26

to the District Commissioners and
Mr.. Keneipp.
Seventy new members were &C.
cepted into the association.
William o. Cornelius was named
vice president in charge of pub
licity, and Marie Peeler, assistant
secretary.
Robert N. Burrows was awarded
q fountain pen for his outstanding
work for the organization in OBJ
tanning new members.
The meeting was held at Taft
Junior High School, Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE, and was conduct
ed by Mr.. Dodder, president.