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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
.Burgin,N c.,
Dies OF Heart Trouble
Eighth District
Scion SuCClllnbs
In Washington

WASHINGTON. AnrI Ill., (AP)
Rep. ". O. Bursin lD) Of North
Carolina who had announced HI, IN
lentlon to retire from Congress at
the end Of his fourth term next jan
AIRY died early t9day.
Ho was CT vo,rs old
p,.n 49,.
~ "''s IdAtI 70 Dotl'fS nos
p,,gi go.-: 1asI 9In9ay S'5erlhS
llo,,, VIVA. LIS pilyalclah caLleo d
0'I 0't H,, > Ii0@Lt "I1oCN.
y cuisines men ana attorney. Bur
S-i Sel.oo - a memoer OF the
no ~ II, C"I ,o9a mouse OF h~epfeSef-
'91i'o9 III looo ana niue state SEN
cue '"0 years IaVeI'
Elected III 1929
He came to Congress :. 1889 as
representative from the States
Eighth District.
A consistent supporter OF the
administrators foreign policy. Bur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
New York Cotton

New York, April II. - (AP) -
Cotton futures opened 10 cents a
bale lower TO i've higher.
Noon prices were 10 to 50 cents a
bale lower. May 2804, July 1928,
October 22.l9.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

Considerable clOudiness to-
day tonight and Friday. Scat
tered showers and thunderStorms
in west portiCn ard in east
portions Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

Moves Into
Coal Strike
Labor Secretary
To Hold Confabs
With Two Fartiec

Washincton, fTril li.-liP)
The g~OVrrniICnt struggled to-
day to ruEli. new life into the
cCai talks choke | off by John
l.. Lewis W..-out resorting to
seizure 81 the suck mines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Are Meteors From w Rocket
Whining In Space Today Out
OF Earth's Cravitational Pull?

WHITE SANDS, N. M, Dec. IS.
Are slugs, or meteors, released
from the nose of a W. rocket
last night, whizzing through
space today beyond the earth's
gravitational pull?
That's the question that is
puzzling scientists here today.
Of two things they are certain:
the rocket established two rec
ords, one for height and the
other for speed.
It was estimated that the
rocket reached a height of Ill
miles, and that it attained a
velocity of $500 miles an hour.
Slugs, with explosives in their
tails, were enclosed in the nose
of the rocket, so timed that they
were to be released when the
rocket attained it's farthest dis
lance from the earth.
1t is believed that the power
in the slugs was sufficient to car
ry them outside the field of gra-
vatiohal pull of the earth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
City Must Use Poinciana
For Low-IncOme Families;
Not To Affect Tenants Now

The 30 a mily Poinciana
Housing Project, which the Key
West Housing Authority is in the
process of acquiring from the
Federal Government, will "be
utilized for the sole purpose of
providing decent, safe and sani-
tary low-rent housing for fam
lilies of low income whom pri-
vate enterprise cannot adequate
ly serve"
This is one of the conditions
of conveyance which the Fed
eral Housing Authority has laid
down to the local H. A. in a re-
cent letter to the Key West
Housing Authority. F.P.H.A. also
says that present tenants will
probably not be affected ''for
some time to come"
"Any such project shall be
conveyed to a local housing au-
thority," the letter said, lin con-
sideration of an agreement by the
local housing authority:
'(D to pay as the purchase
price all net income to FPHA
over fixed period of years,
which fixed period of years shall
be determined on the basis of the
estimated useful life of the prof.
ect for decent, safe and sanitary
low-rent housing purposes;
"(2) to utilize the project dur
ing the aforesaid fixed period of
years for the sole purpose of pro-
viding decent, safe and sanitary
low-rent housing;
"(3) not to dispose of the project
throughout the aforesaid period.
I'm addition, and as a local con-
tribution the property and assets
of the local housing must be ex-
empt from state and local taxa
ton; however, local authorities
may be permitted to make pay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Ford Agency
~ Sale Closes
On Saturda,

The state representative of the
Ford Motor Company is in Key
West making an inventory of the
Trevor and Morris Ford agency,
White and Eliza streets, prepare
tory to its transfer to Howard E.
Wilson and Jack Sellers.
Wilson said he expected the in
ventory will be completed tomor-
row, and that the stockholders
of Trevor and Morris will short
ly thereafter complete details of
the sale, so that he and Sellers
will take over the company by
Saturday. Sellers will be the
manager.
Wilson stated that an adver-
tisement will appear in The
Citizen, making formal announce
ment of the transfer of the agency
to him and Sellers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Communists In i 1
China DenOunc6
Truman, Byrncs
CBy The Associated Prersl

WASHINGTON, D ED 1874
Broadcasting stations in, qhinaJ
under control of the Commune
lists, today holly denounced Pres
ident Truman and Secretary of
State Byrnes, charging that civil
war has been, and still is, raging
in China because of the continu-
ed assistance the United States
has given the Nationalist. I'M
der command of Generalissimo
Chang Kai-Shek.
The announcers declared that
peace would have been restored
in China long since had it not
been for the activity of the
United States in providing Ma
tionalists with arms and NUM-
tons.
Commenting on the story, Sen
ators Murray of Montana and
Flanders of Vermont, said that
this country should stop med.
ding in the internal affairs OF
China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18

ment in lieu of taxes from avail
able project revenues to the same
extent as permitted under FPHA
policy with respect to low-rent
housing projects developed un-
der the PWA using Di-
vision.
ut is not anticipated that such
transfer will affect the occu-
pancy rights of the present ten
ants or the rents which they are
paying for some time to come if
the conversion to loW-rent use
may be accomplished gradually
on turnover"
The letter, written by John
P. Broome, FPHA Director for
Region w, Atlanta, Ga, then
asked for a formal resolution of
the local housing authority ''re-
questing the transfer of Project
No. 8073, Poinciana Place, on the
terms and conditions outlined
above and a letter from the head
of the local government. &. +. ;"
Accordingly, on December Is,
the K. w. Housing Authority
passed the necessary resolution
and last night the Commission
ers endorsed the Authority's re-
quest for transfer of the property.
''If FPHA," Broome concluded,
"concurs in the determination of
the local governing body and the
local housing authority as to the
need for such project or part
thereof to provide loW-rent hous-
ing in the community, recon-
mendations will be made that the
submit to Congress
the requested authorization to
sell such housing project to the
local housing authority pursuant
to a plan of sale which will en-
able the project" to be utilized
for the above purposes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Plead Guilty
ToSpeeding On
Motorcycles

William Pierce and Frank
Papy, boys, were arraigned this
morning before Peace Justice j..
Y. Porter, w, on a charge of
speeding motorcycles on White
head street, between Petronla
and Division streets.
They pleaded guilty and each
nut up bail of $50 for appearance
in criminal court.
Their arrests were made by
Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Secretary fens Of Stormy
Session With Senator Bilbo;
.5AWar Contracts To Be Discussed
CHAIRMAN. MEAD OF
SENATE COMMITTEE
RULES THAT SECRE-
TARY TESTIFY
(By The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Ed-
ward P. Terry, testifying this
morning before the senate COM
mittee investigating war con-
tracts, told of stormy times he
had during the seven years he
was Senator Theodore Bilbo's
secretary, though no disclosures
were made to bear out allegations
about Bilbo's obtaining money to
influence the award of contracts.
When the investigation ended
at noon, it was said that Terry,
in taking the stand again during
the afternoon, would be ques-
toned in detail about those al
legations.
In speaking about the award
of three contracts to build air.
fields in Mississippi, Terry said
that, in one instance, Bilbo ia
vored one contractor but that the
award was made to another.
A. B. Friend, who was Bilbo's
campaign manager in 1910, OBJ
tanned the contract. He and Bill
DO now are not on friendly terms,
Terry stated.
Before Terry was called to the
stand, his attorney, Paul Dillon,
objected to Terry's being re-
quired to testify on the ground
that his confidential relations
wEh Bilbo should not be made
public. Were that the case, Dillon
argued, confidential matters per-
tanning to all senators could be
| reveiled in similar circumstances.
Chairman Mead replied that
the committee was not sitting as
a court, and that its only aim was
to ascertain the truth of state
ments made against Bilbo, Sc
that they could be presented to
, the senate after congress con-
Venes in january. 'f1 ',,
Mead said further that there
was not any objection to men,
bers of congress trying to get ia
vors for their constituents pro-
vided that no money was exacted
for the favors, as has been charg-
ed in Bilbo's case. Mead then
ruled against Dillon, and Terry
took the stand.
One of the first things he said
was that he and Bilbo had quar-
relied about a minor appoint
ment, and that Bilbo had blurted,
"Who in hell is United States
Senator, you or y"
Senator Ferguson, Republican
of Michigan, member of the in
vestigating committee, asked Bill
DO if he had any objection to
Terry's testifying, and Bilbo re-
Piled, None at all, if he tells the
truth"
Terry remarked that things
reached such a pass in Senator
Bilbo's office, Terry resigned as
secretary, the resignation taking
effect December 81, l945. Terry
said he is now in the lumber
business in Lakeland, Florida,
and Meridian, Mississippi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Mother And
Two Sons Lose
Lives In Fire

BROOKLINE, Mass, Dec. "a
An apartment in the outskirts of
this city burned down early this
morning, and a mother and. her
two sons lost their lives. Twelve
families were in the apartment.
The police are investigating the
cause of the fire but have been
unable yet to determine how 1t
started.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Sale OF Tags In
Monroe County
Slowing Down

Sale of automobile license tags
started out with a rush in Key
West, but have since slowed
down decidedly, County Tax
Collector Wilson said today.
Lines formed the first two days
to obtain tags, but sales now
have become occasional.
Wilson stated that about 500
tags have been sold out of to,
tai of $500 automobiles of all
types in the county.
His office. he explained, is not
closed during the lunch hour, but
is open continuously from 9 in
the morning until S o'clock in
the afternoon to accommodate
not only automobile owners, but
also property owners who wish
to pay taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18

was endorsed at Lions meet.
ing on December IL.
APPROVE OTHER MEASURES
The commissioners also ap-
proved the following resolu-
tons:
Acquisition of the Federal
Housing Project 8073. Poin-
ciana Place. by the Key West
Housing Authority.
Compromise settlement of
$3.50 be accepted from the
National Air Lines on a ls46
tax assessment.
Borrowing $4,000 from the
local hank at 4 per cent inter-
est 10 pay off ! note owed the
bank in the same amount at
s per cent interest. II was ex-
planned this will save the city
$500.
Increase of a City Electric
System Fund No. IL by Sl3.-
600 to permit repairs on Diesel
engine No. IL.
Allowed homestead exemp-
tion TO IL property owners. re-.
voked q homestead exemption
to Antonio Perez Avila and al
lowed him exemption on prop
erty at another address.
Granted a widows exemp-
ton to Amelia Helen Lones on
her property on Francis street.
Lot 4. Sqr. 81.
Gave Christmas bonus pay
ments to city employees num-
boring 100. approximately ITO
of whom will receive SIS
apiece and 10 a lesser amount.
The commission also passed or
second and final reading a beer
and wine license for Tony Alonzo
11O6 Duval street, and a liquor
license to Arthur B. Meska o.
the Sun and Sand Club, foot Of
Simonton street. An ordinance
allowing payment of $3,l19.53 il
insurance premiums on MUM
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
British Reveal
Trying ToChange
Regime In Spain
tBy The Associated Press)

LONDON, Dec. 18.-The Brit
ish foreign office revealed today
that its diplomats in Spain are
trying to have a moderate coali-
ton government established in
that country to replace Dictator
Franco.
1t was said that the diplomats
were meeting with "some sue
cess" until the United Nations re-
Gently blasted Franco. Since then,
it added, Franco has regained
much of his former strength.
Despite the setback, the for
eign office said that it is still
striving to attain its goal in CIV
ing Spain a moderate coalition
government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Stiff. Penalty. Favored
bVyCOIlIniSSiOn For 4S
Hour Week YiO|atOrS
$3.50 FINE, 90 DAYS OR
BOTH; CITY ATTOR-
NEY SAYS LAW APP
PLIES ONLY TO 7-DAY.
STORES

The City Commissioners last
night approved an ordinance al
lowing certain businesses to re-
main open on Sunday but in an
effort to protect employees of
concerns remaining open for
seven days, the city inserted a
fine of $3.50 or so days in Jail, or
both, for any employer who
worked his force over 48 hours.
City Attorney ]. Lancelot Les
ter was very explicit in explain
ing that employers who do not
open on Sundays, may work their
employees the same hours as they
have in the past, and that this
maximum of 48 hours was solely
for those concerns who remain
open seven days weekly.
The new ordinance, which re-
peals Ordinance so, demands that
a roster of hours worked be kept
by those concerns working full
seven-day week. Those allowed
TO open on Sundays are shops
selling souvenirs, curios, news
papers, magazines, coffee, candy,
ice cream, fishing tackle, gro
ceries and other foods; moving
picture shows, bait houses, golf
course, gasoline stations, charter
boats, and many other estab-
lishments.
The commissioners granted
$3.50 payment to the Chamber
of Commerce for expenses to be
incurred al the Dec. 81 Miami,
Orange Bowl parade that viii
advertise Key West. The Coun-I
ty had previously likewise given
$3.50 for this purpose.
Laubscher Presents Request
Harold LaubScher, acting man
ager of the local Chamer of
Commerce, stated that the cost
of entering the parade would be
$l,015,. to be expended thusly:
Transportation, $500; meals, 500;
shirts, 500: material for farolas,
SIS: float decoration, 5000; mu-
sicians' cost and costume rental,
5000.
Albert Roberts, plumber, spoke
in favor of granting plumbers
license to Thomas ]. Crutchfield,
colored. The commission later
passed an emergency ordinance
granting Crutchfield's master
plumbers license.
A letter from c. B. Harvey,
chairman of the coming board,
stated that the board had no
objection to Charles Poultry
Markets request for a coming
change. Another letter was
read from Charles E. Smith, Jr.,
secretary of the Lions Club, re-
ouesting that the city bring up
to date all antiquated Sunday
blue law ordinances. This action
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Train Strikes
School Bus; TO
deaths Result
my The Associates Press)

NEWBURY, S. c., Dec. 10
Nine children and a. man lost
their lives near here this morn
ing when a school bus was struck
by d train. Richard Sanders, the
driver, was killed.
J Twenty lone children were on
their way to school in the bus
when the crash occurred.
All the children, in addition to
the nine that were killed, were
injured, some of them seriously.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18

was endorsed at a Lions meet
ing on December IL.
APPROVE OTHER MEASURES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-18
Youth Hit Bv Car

A young MAJ named Salezar,
sol Whitehead street, was badly
shaken UP and bruised bout 4:45
D. M, yesterday when the serv-
ice-cycle he was driving was hit
by a car driven by William Cur
nv A medical examination re-
vealed Salezar's chief injuries
were abrasions. Patrolman Harry
Lee Baker investigated for the
Police Department.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Mems Watches
$20.35 We're ss7.4s

Mems Watches, 15-jewel move
ment, luminous dial, steel case,
strap watch.
Sports Pocket Watches, golf watch
for men or women, with Is jewel
movement. Less than half price.
1 Mans Strap Watch with 15-jewel
movement Luminous dial, steel case.
Was $30.25. Now S16.50
3 Mems Strap Watches with luminous
dial, steel case, sweep second hand.
17-jewel movement. Less than half
price. Now S22
l Mans Strap Watch with II jewel
movement. Luminous dial, steel case,
sweep second hand. Was $60.50.
NOW ---S3X.5O
l Mans Strap Watch, 17-jewel move
ment. 10-karat gold filled. Was $42.53.
Now ------------------------$24.75
Woman's Strap Watch with 17-jewel
movement. Lapel watch style. 10-karat
gold. Was STA. Now -S66
l Woman's Lapel Watch, gold filled, II
jewels. Was $55 Now S3X.5O
l Woman's Sports Watch with 17-jeWel
movement. Gold plated Less than half
price. Now --~----- S42.35
l Woman's Watch, cord style. Gold
filled. 17-Jewel movement. Was S495O.
NOW -------------------- S27.5O
Prices include tax
5fRH1kY. EVE ki,', tiss4 ss1e'1f 11ffoos
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Stamped Cotton
Scorfs, 45e Were lie

"a of these scarfs of cotton twill in
natural color. Assorted designs
are stamped on for you to en-
brOider.
embroidering. Assorted colors in felt.
Less than half price. Now-25c
Stamped Bags in underarm style For
needlepoint work Less than half
price. Now SOC
80 Stamped Bags in underarm style.
Felt, to be made Assorted colors. Less
than half price. Now - zoe
13 Stamped Crib Spreads of cotton.
Red and white, blue and white checks
SI.25
% Stamped Pillow Covers in infant
size. To match spreads above. Less
than half-price. Now
Model Sweater, slightly soiled. Hand
knit white wool. Size IA. Less than
half price. Now
l Model Bassinette Cover of white cot
ton tufted. Blue center. Slightly
soiled. Less than half price. Now--S2
l Model Infants Sacque Set of white
with pink trim. Less than half price.
Now - ..-. - ~----------S1
l Model Sweater. all handknit of green
wool. Size "a. Less than half price
Now - 81. .5O
l Model Dress in two-piece design.
All-wool handknit. Maroon shade. Size
16. Less then half price. Now $40
Al Waste Baskets, paper covered with
print backgrounds. Pink and blue Less
than half price. Now-----5Oc
paldts Royal Building :.
ART NEEDLEWoRK, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Mattresses, $24.75
We're $3.50 .-


quilted top mattresses, double
and twin size, cotton layer felt.
Samples, made to sell for more.
Beds and Springs Of sturdy hardwood con-
struction with double deck coil spring, one
twin one double. Were 1895. Now S22.75
2 Beds in maple finish, twin size, hardwood
construction. Less than half price.
Now --.-- --------S 1896
Studio Couch; opens to twin or double bed
Innerspring construction. Slightly soiled
sample bed. Made to sell for $6s.95. Now,
S39.95
l Studio Divan; single size with inner coil
base. Sample, slightly defective. Less than
half price. Now
1 Studio Divan; single size with inner coil
base. Sample. Made to sell for $685.
Now ------------S39.95
Sofa Bed with bedding compartment, inner
coil construction. Material torn. Was $69.95.
NOW -S49.95
3 InnersprinE Mattresses; twin size Heavy
woven tickings. Floor samples, made to sell
for $42.47 IS
1 Tufted Headboard complete with inner
spring mattress and box spring. Rose leath-
erette. Floor sample made to sell for $110
Now S82
Paiais ROYAL Butldino
BIDDING, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Nylon Slips, s7.s5
Less than halt PRICE
200 trinity tailored slips in tearose
nylon. Sizes 80 to 80.
Pdldts ROYAL Building
LINGERIE, THIRD FLOOR
Robes and
Housecoots Reduced

7 Quilted Short Spun Rayon
Robes. Blue or red. Sizes 10 to 20.
Less than half price. Now, ST so
8 Negligees, black cotton lace.
Sizes IL, IA, 16 and 20. Less than
half price. Now $3.50
8 Robes of brushed rayon. Tan
and green. Sizes IL, IA, 16, 18.
Less than half price Now w---S5
2 Robes, spun rayon Wine color
Sizes 10 and IL. Less than half
price. Now---S9. 50
8 Spun Rayon Lounging Jackets
-multicolor. Were $12.95. Now,
$3.50
8 White or Red Spun Rayon
Trousers to wear with jackets.
Less than half price. Now ---S3
Palats Royal Building
LINGERIE. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Stair Treds, s.

Halt price
100 of these synthetic rubber treds,
measuring Skis inches.
10 Hand-hooked Rugs of wool and
rayon. Floral pattern. 4x6 feet. Were
$29.95. Now .95
10 Hand hooked Rugs of wool and
rayon, floral pattern. 3x5 feet. Were
$685.. Now - S13.95
10 Hand hooked Rugs of wool and
rayon, floral pattern. 2x4 feet Were
$1O.95. Now S6.95
rs Rag Rugs, cotton, solid colors of
gray, blue, green rose. Measuring 24x48
inches. Were $195. Now ---.S 81
Sheepskin Fur Rug. Approximate
ly 3x4 feet. Was $1295. Now,
including 20eo tax---------S6 $685.
Palais Royal Building RUGS. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-04-04
CIose-out Of Odd Dinnerwore
Half Price or Less


Half Price or Less
Quantity Description Nosv
"WeIIsIey"
80 8-inch Dinner Plates ------- S5c
"a 6lnch Tea Plates Csc
~ 5inch Bread and Butter Pates------ SOC
IS Cream ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
. ousaIs
10-inch Dinner Plates es---------------------- SOC
22 8inch Dinner Plates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc
16 finch Breakfast Plates 55c
30 Rim Soups SOC
"a Cream --------- 81
"Gothem"
1Oinch Dinner Plates
~ !eacuES diu
10-inch Platters ters---------------- SITS
Vegetable Dishes So
Casserole ----------------------- S.
l Fast Stand Gravy Boat--------- IS
"Breten"
Iio'co fOC
1eacupS and Saucers 6Oc
~ Cream Soups --------------------- 81
Casseroes ~------------------------- SO. so
14-inch PlatterS ------------------------ SO
Fast Stand Gravy Boats
"cohoun"
10-nch Dinner Plates 85c
Al 5inch Salad Plates 40c
IS Cream 81
Sugars ----------------------
Creamers ----------------- SOC
Also various items in the following patterns Linda Lee
William Penn Revere Cynthia, Warden Blue Cambridge,
Branford, Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-04-04
ChiIdren's Coat Sets, $40

Children's Coat Sets, $40
We're S1598 and More
so coat sets for both boys and girls All labeled for wool
tent Group includes suits Assorted styles and
colors Broken sizes to 6.
40 Coat boys girls Assorted color Styles
all labeled for wool content Broken sizes to Were $98
and more 80
Girls Hats, ST We're s198 and More
$50 of these hats assorted shades and styles Sizes for girls
50 Girls Hat and Bag Sets in assorted coors and styles
Were $439 Now including tax ----~-~------~ 81. "a
IS Girls Dresses of spun rayon print Assorted colors
Broken sizes to H. Less than half price Now&1 05
2S Girls Dresses polka dotted rayon taea Assorted coors
Broken sizes to II. Less than half price, Now&3 o5
Evening star., 1946-04-04
Cotton Print BIouses, 81

Less than Half Price
100 of these blouses in spring colors White pink aqua
navy, luggage Sizes 81 to 80 and to Is.
IS Shorts rayon and in cotton Prints gray and brown
Were $3.50 and more. 95
20 Jackets in loafer and other styles Rayon flannel Byrd
CLOTH rayon jersey Tan blue check also plain TAM blue
brown navy Sizes IL to 49, 40 to a. Less than half
price. Now So o5
50 Felt Belts with pocketbooks attached Also gay felt
bootees. Less than half price. Now 81
IS Bright Costume Vests with suits sacks skirts
Made with knitted back suede front and plaid front felt
front Labeled for wool content Bright red green brown
black Sizes small medium large; to IT, Less than half
price
Bolero Suits, twopiece, in rayon Embroidery trim
aqua soft green Sizes II to 16 Less than half price
Now
IS Wool Jersey Jackets Lovely pastel colors OF coral mint
green, lime, cherry, navy gold, Kelly luggage black Sizes
II to 20; AZ to A. Were $595 and $685. Now---S3 95
Roy