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Evening star., 1946-01-25
Rodor May Permit Survey
of Planets Obscured by Clouds

Out in this same nearby spac,
there are occasional larger masse.
OF matter ranging in size equal tt
Governors Island to one of tn,
British islands. These seldom com,
as close to the earth as even tn,
distance to the moon, but there ha.
not been a good way of looking fol
the smaller of these celestial oh.
Jects. Radar might do that.
Signals to Other Planets.
Another possibility is signals t,
other planets. That now appear.
definitely possible with radar
Nothing known to astronomer.
however, shows whether any answer
can be expected.
The radar signals are not likely tx
be useful for investigating stars ex.
cept possibly the sun. The reason i.
the enormous distances of even thu
nearest star, and the fact that radal
has to be used like a searchlight
that is the signal has to start from
earth and be reflected back.
Nevertheless, there is one In.
triguing possibility about the stars
The new knowledge about radal
may enable scientists to find out tn,
source of mysterious radar or radio
signal that has been known for year.
and that seems to come from space
This signal comes from the direction
of the center of the Milky Way, the
great cartwheel mass of stars OF
which the sun is a member. This
center of the Milky Way cannot be
seen by telescope, because it is OBJ
scured by great black clouds of dust
Evening star., 1946-01-25

Radar showing according to Col De Witt the start
OF the impulses toward and contact with it at distance
calculated at 900 miles from earth Start finish
impulses represents threesecond interval with contact
made after two and half seconds First upswing Qef
the line indicates start while tiny puations
interferenceS :.
Evening star., 1946-01-25

Corps comprised extensive adapta-
tionS of its standard wartime radar,
originally designed in 1887 for long,
range warning against enemy air
attack. 1t was an early model of
this SCRIPT set which detected the
Japanese planes approaching Pearl
Harbor on December Z, 194l, while
they were 1872 miles away.
A double-sized antenna with 64
instead of the standard 80 dipole
radiating elements was mount
ed on a l00-foot tower within
the heavily guarded confines of
the Signal Laboratory for the
January 10 experiment. The anten-
ma was aimed" at the moon opti-
cally by means of speciality con-
structed peepsight. To prevent the
set from being burned out by the
enormous pulse power it had to gen.
crate, water cooled vacuum tubes
were used.
A staff of mathema ticians and
physicists spent weeks computing
the trend in relationship between
the earth and moon, before as
sembly of the equipment began. It
was necessary to determine accur-
ately the speed of the moon relative
to the movement of the earth. This
speed, as computed at Belmar, var
les from 750 miles faster than the
earth's rotation to 750 miles slower.
Evening star., 1946-01-25
U. 5. Reported Approving
Kerr as British Envoy
Iy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The State Department Is reported
to have approved the British gov
ernment,s selection Of Sir Archibald
Clark Kerr as its next Ambassador
to the United States.
off1cially. the State Department
had no comment, but a person in a
position to know, said the British
Foreign Office had sought the de-
partment's reaction to such an ap-
pointment and had received a IA
vorable reply.
Sir Archibald is the former Brit
ish Ambassador to Moscow. He re-
Gently was named special British
representative to Indonesia where
he will attempt to straighten out
the current difficulties between In
donesian Nationalists and Dutch
and British forces.
AS Ambassador to the United
States, he would succeed the Earl
Of Halifax, who is rounding out five
years as Ambassador here. Lord
Halifax is slated to give up his post
this spring, probably in May.
Evening star., 1946-01-25
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE,
Associated Press Science Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The radar
signal that reached the moon is the
same kind of radar that pierced
clouds of the earth and it can do
the same things with clouds that
lnow hide planets from telescopes.
These are clouds in the atmosphere
of some planets.
Radar, whether used on earth or
sent to the moon, travels exactly
like light. The radar waves reflect
from the moon and other objects the
same as light does. There are only
small differences between radar and
light, but these differences are very
important for the purpose of getting
new information about the mysteries
OF the nearby part of the universe.
The planet Venus, for example. is
the earth's nearest neighbor, except
for the moon. Venus is about 25.-
100000 miles away, the moon about
24O,000 away. Mars, the next near
est planet, is as a rule more than
100000 miles distant.
Venus Most Like Earth.
Of all the planets, Venus is most
like the earth. Her size is nearly the
same and her temperature such that
human beings might possibly exist
there. But Venus is one of the great
est mysteries among the planets,
because her surface is always hidden
by clouds. There never has been q
break in these clouds through which
a telescope might see the surface
of this planet.
The radar of the future that NAV
solve the mystery of Venus will have
to be immensely more powerful than
the signal that was sent to the moon.
The difference will be like that be-
tween one match and the most
powerful searchlight. When radar
can reach Mars, the beams NAV
give little more information about
the mysterious canals on that planet.
1t is unlikely that this informa-
ton will be much different from
that given by light, but even a tiny
difference might solve this disputed
mystery.
May Solve Craters on Moon.
The moon has a mystery also that
radar signals might possibly help to
solve. These are the enormous
craters all over the moons face.
What made them is not known with
certainty. They appear to be either
extinct VOLCANOES or the scars left
by the impact of huge meteors. The
surface of the moon is a light
weight material like pumice and the
visible soil of the moon resembles
a desert of the American Southwest
Military authorities say that the
space radar signals can guide rock
cts travelling outside the earth's
atmosphere, much as a rocket that
could be shot from Europe against
the United States. If this is so. the
same radar should be able to pick
up the now invisible large dark
meteors flying through space not
far away from the earth. Meteors
are never visible unless they strike
the earth's atmoSnhere
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FOUND.

DOG, black, female. "WKEY'' on collar
Call LILA LEE. AT. 104O.
F0UND-Man's black kid glove, lined,
right. Call RA. 1868 after pm.
GOLD PIN, found on 10th st, NV. Owner
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KEY CASE. black, found $500 Blk. Min
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Dewitt Failed in Effort
At Contoct Durjno 1906

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is (P).-
1t. Col. John H. Dewitt, jr., of Nash.
Vile, is an old hand at attempting
to make contact with the moon.
Friends here recalled that he tried
unsuccessfully 10 years ago to reach
the moon with radio waves.
George Reynolds, acting chief
engineer of Radio Station WSM, said
he and Col Dewitt failed in their
experiments because I'VE couldn't
develop enough power
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Two-Heoded, Four-Armed
Boby Boy Is Born Dead

By the Associated Press.
FLINT, Mich, Jan. 26.-Birth of
a two-headed son to a 28-year-old
mother was disclosed today by ply
sicians at Hurley Hospital. The
child, delivered by a Caesarian op-
GRAFTON, was born dead.
DR.. Daniel H. Sheeran, attending
physician, said the child, a full g.
month infant, had four arms, one
body and two legs.
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Moon

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1946-01-25

information. Not only may it be
possible to construct detailed topo-
graphical maps of the distant
planets, but scientists may be able
to determine the composition and
atmospheric characteristics of the
moon and other celestial bodies.
Gen. Ingles recalled that Sir Ed
ward Appleton, British physicist,
recently predicted that scientists
ultimately might be able to map the
surface of the moon accurately by
means of radar. Other authorities
believed that considerable improve
ments in technique would be neces-
sary before this could be done. The
success of the latest contacts with
the moon, however, indicate the
time may not be distant.
The equipment used by the Signal
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Sweden in No Hurry
To Be UNO Member

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. 25.-A we'll lin
formed Swedish, source yesterday
said Sweden was in no hurry to
become a member of the United
Nations Organization.
Sweden does not want to rush
things and accelerate a decision,
he said. I'VE want things to develop
quite naturally" He said the ques-
ton may be discussed by the Swedish
Parliament in February.
Evening star., 1946-01-25
Gen. Arnold in Hospital
At Miumi for Checkup

gy the Associated Press.
+ MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 25.--Gen. Henry
H. Arnold, chief of the Army Ali
Forces, who returned from Peru be-
cause of illness, is being given a
thorough physical. examination al
the Army's Biltmore Hospital today
He will be here for several days, il
was reported. Previously it had beer
stated the general would fly te
Washington today.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
FIooreoverings Reduced

Hand-hooked Rugs. 9xl2 size. Wool Colonial
pattern. Beige and blue coors Were S2175o
Now --------. ------- -S14950
1 Hand hooked Rug. Size 6x9 Wool, floral pat
tern. Rose. Was $10250 Now ------- S6950
Basketweave Rugs Size 2x4. Cotton. Green
color. Were 1925 Now .--------~---. $2.25
10 Basketweave Rugs. Cotton. Navajo patterns
Were $500 Now S225
sculptured Carpet Size 27"x4a". Green
Sample. Was $3.50. Now ------ $685.
l Figured Carpet Size 27"X54. Green (sampe).
Was $3.50 Now -------$ $595
2 Fur Rugs. Size 2x3 Beige and gray. Less than
p price Now, including tax ----------- S5.95
l Fur Rug. Size 2x3. White. Was $12.53, Now,
including tax $795
1 Fur Rug. Size sx4. White. Was sl44o. Now,
including tax 1895
1 Wool String Rug. Size 2x3. Green. Was $40.
Now --------.---- ---.---- --------- SG.95
3 Wool String Rugs. Size 3x5 Rose. Less than
1 Hooked Rug. Oval size 2x4 Wool and rayon.
Rose floral pattern Was $l295. Now $685.
Textured Rugs. Size 30"x56". Cotton, blue and
green colors. Less than y price. Now - S7.45
3 Wool Face Rugs. Size 24"x4S" Crss-cross de-
sign, Beige and blue colors. Were Sl235 Now
S7s5
5 Wool Face Rugs. Heavy loop pile Size 24"x36".
Gray gold and rose colors. Were $40. Now S6.95
so Yards Figured Carpet. q" width. Geometrc
design. Wool loop pile. Multicoored Was Sc
square yard Now square yard ------------- S4.45
l Shag Rug. Cotton. Gold color. Was $1575.
Now --.---------- --------- 1915
Inaid Linoleum. Assorted Sizes Az square yards.
Were SITS, square yard, Now, square yard - Csc
1 Cotton Muticolor Hook Rug. Size 2x4 Was $685..
Now ------ -------- S3.95
1 Light Blue Woo-textured Chenille Broadloom
Rug. Sample. Size l56x219 g.. Was 1892 Now
1869
W6L-FloorcoveringS, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Parchment Poper Lomp
Shades Reduced

Floral Print Shades. Hexagon shape, 1s" size.
Were $5. Now $3.50
Print Shades Round, 10" size. Were $3.50. Now
S2.25
Plexiglas Pin-up Lamps. Clear only. Were S5 38.
Now -------------- ----------- $3.50
Figure Lamps. Composition, man and woman,
rust and brown coors. Clair -Lune shade Were
S2250 Now - ----- ----------- Sl2.5O
1 Indirect Table Lamp. Reflector style, red and
gold base with red opaque red shade Was S32 65.
Now - ---- $3.50
l Floor Lamp. Modern style, indirect Wood and
brass finish. Cotton fabric shade. Was s32 Now
SIS
l Table Lamp. Brass finish. Harp fixture base.
tSightly damaged) Was $3.50. Now S7.95
W&L-Lamps and Shades Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Pictures Reduced

l Large Flower Print. Was S22 Now ------- S1I
l Large Etching Bird subject. Was $50. Now $40
l Large Processed Oil The Signing of the Decara-
ton. Was $40. Now $40
3 Large Modern Prints. White frames. Were $40.
l Large Processed Oil. Snow Scene. Was $50.
/ Large Modern Art Picture. Was Sic Now So
3 Modern Pictures. Artist, Merida. Less than =
price. Now ----- -- -.--- $3.50
Large Airbrush Pictures. Figures. Less than a
price. Now ------- --------------- So
10 Flower Pictures. Mahogany frames. Were $40.
Now - IS
l Felt Figure Picture. Was SO so. Now ~ S115
Pictures. Children subjects. Were ST so. Now
15c
Processed Oil Pictures. Baby subjects. Less than
y price. Now -----------.- --- SOC
l LaMode Picture French figure. Less than 2
price. Now ------------- So
l Oak Frame Size 9"xl2" Was SO. Now S1.75
3 Metal frames. Size 11"x14". Were S4 Now So
1 Unframed Mirror. Size l4"x24" Less than u
price. Now .--.-- --- S3.15
l Mirror. Natural frame with painted designs
Was $40. Now -------- -.------.-------. $5
l Mirror. Beveed edge, %" circle. Gold finish
frame Was SIS. Now ---.-- $3.50
W&L-Picture Galleries, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Royon Sports Dresses, $3''s

tyleS and colors. Sizes IL and IA.
16 Cardigan Neckline Ail-wool Suits with
six-gored skirts. Coral and blue in sizes -
to 1s. Were s13.s5. Now-------- $s.s5
8 All-wool Navy Blazers with white trim.
Sizes u to Is. Were 1895. Now $5.s5
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Sports Dresses, $16.95
We're S22.95 and more

4S one-piece rayon wool sports dresses in CHINA
mon, beige, gray, aqua, coral. Sizes 10 to 30
81 One and Two Piece Rayon Wool Sports
Dresses. black rose, green, cinnamon blue fuchsia
Sizes 10 to 18. Were S22 95 and more Now Sl295
80 Rayon Sports Dresses, and two piece styles in
assorted colors. Sizes 10 to 49, Less and y price.
Now --------------- -------- S5.95
80 Rayon and Cotton Sports Dresses assorted styles
and coors, and two piece dresses Sizes 10 to
90 Were S13 95 and more. Now ~ S1025
IS Hand Crocheted An-wool Sweaters. sleeveless
pulloyer style. Red. white navy. Small medium,
large Less than p price Now ~ S2.95
s All-wool Sports Jackets with leather buttons.
Tan. Sizes 10 to Is. Less than u price Now Sl095
W&L-Sportswear Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Art NeedIework Reduced

IL Stamped Cotton Crib Quilts in two designs for
sppliqueing. Tops and appliques included Were
sl.75. Now Observation-Disclosures sl.2s
IS Spools of Super Twist Rayon Cord in navy 125-
yard spool, was 81. Now w-------------------- Csc
l Set of Model Cotton Crepe Bibs in white with
blue crocheted edge. Three to set. Was S275
? Model Needlepon Pictures with mahogany finish
frames 6i5x8 inches. Were So. so. Now S1.75
"a Tuek-in Pillows of cotton brocade and chintz
Were SOC Now ------------ -------- 35c
1 Model Red Wool Hat and Scarf. The hat was
1895. Now ---- -------.------------ Sc
The scarf was $3.50 Now ----------- S4.50
2 Model Door Stops, one a kitten t.. {. the other
dog design. Were 81. Now --- -------------S2 $50
W&L-Art NeeoleWork Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Junior Misses Coots, SIS
Less Than y Price

Less Than y Price
25 shorties and fulI-length coats, some nerlned,
of all-wool fabrics. Black, brown, gray red Sizes
9 to Is.
40 Junior Dresses, rayons and wools in one and
tWo-piece styles Assorted pastel colors. Sizes 9
to Is. Less than y price. Now - S3s5
35 Jumpers wool with attractive embroidery Yell
low, pink, blue black and brown. Sizes to IS
Less than y price. Now ------.-------l $685.
20 Junior Dresses, and two-piece types in all
wool rayon fabrics. Prints and plain Coors
Sizes to IS. Were $685. and more Now sl29s
W6sL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Furs Reduced

l Beige Dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size 16. Was S342 Now s252
! Beige Dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size l6 Was S3O6 Now - S222
l Black Dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size IA. Was 1882. Now----- Sl98
l Natural Red Fox Jacket in size l8. Less than Il
Silver Fox Jacket in size IA. Was $3.50. Now S24o
Chinchilla dyed Rabbit Cape in size l6. Was
1913. Now ---------.- $3.50
1 Gray-dyed South American Processed Lamb Cape
in size 16. Was S306 Now-------- S222
Four-skin Mink Scarfs. Were $240. Now $3.50
l Three skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarf. Was $50. Now
$50
Prices include 2ofe tax.
W&L-The Fur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses All-wooI Suits Reduced

10 Two-piece Suits in diagonal tweed l-button
cardigan style. Green, rose and gray. Sizes 10 to
l8 Were $50 Now .---- -- S3975
5 Dressmaker Suits of lightweight wool Red jack
cts and black skirts Sizes IA to l8 Were SIS.
Now -------- ---- i---------- ------------- S35
Dressmaker Suits in and blue with contrasting
skirts Size Is. Less than y price Now ---S25
Is Battle Jacket Suits in brown and white or black
and white checks Sizes 10 to Is. Were S3975
W&L-Msses' Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Less than u price

oO roy OI1 oPO1 % vi CooOo III doOOI &c
so Rayon Blouses in white only. Tailored
and dressy styles in group. Sizes 80 to 38.
Were 1895. Now " S2.95
IS Rayon Blouses in white only. Sizes 80 to
3S. Were $2.95 and more. Now S1.s5
Is Cotton Dresses in sizes IL to IA. Less
than half price. Sl.s5
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses and Women's
Untrimmed Coats $27

Were S35 and More
~ misses and wonlen's untrimmed coats in blue,
gray, sold brown, black and green and beige tweed.
Sizes So to AZ and 10 to 16.
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Women's and Misses Goats and Suits
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses, Women's Furred
Wool Coots Reduced

l Three quarter length Coat with black fox border
Kelly green. Size II. Was $3.50. Now SlO2
l Boxy Coat with Persian lamb edging. Royal blue.
Size 40. Was 500. Now ----------------- SIS
1 Fitted Coat with muskrat collar and cuffs. Black
Size a. Was sl20. Now ---------------- $50
Fitted and Boxy Goats with Persian lamb trim
Black and royal blue. Sizes 10, - and 20 Y. Were
S69.75 TO S85. Now ----------.-- ------ S52
Prices include 200 tax where applicable
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Girls ApporeI, s2.s5
Vas S5.95 and More

u 0S 50.9o ana " OTP
rs pieces in a group including dresses and skirts
of cotton and spun rayon. Sizes to IA
IS Girls Wool Sweaters, long seeved slip-on styles
Pastels. Sizes to IA. Were $295 and more.
Now -------- .----- ------- S1.95
so Pairs Girls Shorts, cotton and spun rayon in
assorted pastels. Sizes s to IA Were S395. Now
S1.95
Girls Fleece Winter Coats belted back styles with
doublebreasted effect labeled to fabric content.
Blue. Sizes and 8. Were S22 95. Now 1885
W&L-GIrls' Apparel Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Junior Misses Furs Reduced

l Five-skn Natural Wild Mink Scarf Was s21o
Now ----------- Sl56
-Four skin Natural Wild Mink Scarfs. Were s168
Now --------------- --------- SIPS
l Three-skn Natural Wild Mink Scarf. Was s126.
Now ---------------- ---- S94. so
Prices include zoe, tax.
W&L-JMior Misses Furs, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Boys Tan Cotton Roincoots
$1.75 Less Than y Price

So boys tan cotton raincoats in herringbone weave
with helmets to match. Sizes 12 to IA
Small Boys Fancy Front Coat Sweaters. properly
labeled for fabric content In size 4 only. Less
than p price. Now -- 35c
10 Boys Button-on Cotton Wash Suits in blue or
brown. Sizes d. 5 and 6. Were So 65. Now Sl.5O
l Boys Tan Topccat properly labeled for fabric
content. Sizes 6. Was Sass Now w SS
Boys Brown Ovetcoat, properly labeled for fabric
content, with quilted lining. Size 6. Was $3.50
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Women's GirdIes, 81
Were 81 and More

" ere " and W ore
81 girdles. Group includes semi-stepin and side
hook styles in cotton and rayon materials. Sizes
26 81 and %.
124 Bandettes of rayon and cotton materials. Sizes
80 to 38 in the group. Less than 4 price. Now Csc
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses and Women's Dresses,
$3.o5 Less Than Y, Price

rs classic style dresses in novelty weave rayon.
Coral blue, tan, American beauty and green. Sizes
10 to 16
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses with wee necklines and
three quarter length sleeves. Black with coral
rayon jersey trim Sizes 1872 to 22i2. Less than
so Misses Dresses in tailored and dressmaker styles
all-wool, rayon gabardine. rayon crepe spun
rayon Plain colors. checks and combinations
Sizes 10 to ls Less than "a price. Now $5.s5
is Half-size Dresses in semi-dressy styles. Rayon
crepe skirts with rayon lace bodices, short t-seeVed
Black only. Sizes l613 to 241a. Less than y price
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Women's Royon Dresses, $3375
We're S49.75 and S59.75

~ ere Sf1/O ana 9O1/0
Is rayon crepe and satin dresses
Sizes 14l2 to 1872 and 18 to "A.
20 Rayon Crepe Dresses in spring styles.
Brown, fuchsa and black. Sizes 1S to AZ
and 1612 and 2212. Were $ls95 and more
Now ------------- -----.------------ Sl4.95
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11

Joy, SIOC11, U1UCj U1OW11 cN11O U1ctCN' I
Rayon Crepe Suit type Dresses with dressy
bead trim. Royal and fuchsia. Sizes 16 to
20 and AZ. Were $65. Now S44.75
Rayon Falle Coats in navy and black Sizes
a, A, 4S and so. Were sl9.s5. Now SASS
Evening star., 1946-04-11

ChiIdren's Wool Sweaters
Us Less Than Y Price
100 childrens all wool sweaters in stripes and plain
colors, styles suitable for boys girls. Sizes to g.
W&L-Juvenile Apparel Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses Dinner and EVENING
Gowns Reduced

Neelieees and Pa omos Reduced
5 Pieces in Rayon Shantung. Were S35 Now
S2625
3 Pieces in Raw Silk. Were S6975 Now S5225
2 Pieces in Striped Rayon Satin. Were Sl2975.
Now SS2 so
W6L-Misses Formal Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Mems AlI-WooI Sleeveless
Sweaters, 75c
Less Than Y Price

so mems all-wool McGregor sleeveless sweaters in
khaki color. Sizes medium and small.
100 Mems Rayon Ties in stripes or prints. Less
than u price. Now w----- 25c
50 Mems Rayon Ties in stripes and prints. Were
$50. Now ------ 75c
Is Dunhill Cigarette Lighters in black only Less
than "a price. Now --------------- 1Sc
10 Pairs of Mems White Cotton Shorts with tie
sides. Size 80 only. Less than y price Now 45c
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Girls Cotton Print PIoy
Dresses, 75c

Less Than Y Price
100 girls cotton print pinafores sun dresses and
play suits in pink or blue prints. Sizes to H.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel.
Evening star., 1946-04-11

Misses Cotton Dresses, $3.50

Less Than u Price
so misses cotton dresses in white and prints Sizes
10 to 10.
25 Cotton Smocks in purple, rust and green. Sizes
IL to 20. Were $3.50 Now -------- Sl.75
W&L-Down Stairs Store, inexpensive Dresses.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
ChiIdren's PIoy Shoes, soc

Less Than Y Price
200 pairs of childrens play shoes The group in
cludes variety of styles and broken sizes from
9 to 3.
200 Pairs of Growing Girls Saddle Oxfords with
rubber soles Sizes 4 to g. Were s295 Now s1.s5
W&L-DoWn Stairs Store
Women's and Chdren's Shoes.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses Royon BIouses, s3'75
Less than y price

80 Jersey and boue
sfplce styles White pink lime and black Sizes 80 to 49,
so kayon hoses in net and Jewel
Evening star., 1946-04-11

Women's Bedroom Slippers
- Were 81 to $3.50
400 pairs bedroom slippers in cotton and rayon
W&L-Women's Shoes Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-11

Stairs Store, Boys Apparel.