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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
The Weather

FORECAST
North Carolina: Mostly loud with
showers and thunderstorms Monday with
little change in temperatures.
South Carolina: Mostly cloudy with
showers and thunderstorms Monday,
little change in temperature.
eastern Standard Time)
(By U. 8. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "A hours
1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1:30a II; 7:3Oa 70; 1:30p 80; 1902 76.
Maximum SO; Minimum IS; Mean -;
81.
Humidity
1:30a 80; 7:3Oa 83; 1:30p SO; 7:30p 66.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 pm.
900 inch.
Total since the first of the month 3.04
Tides for Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
---------- 12:33a 7:57a
12:44p 7:41p
Inlet --- 0:11a AGA
10:39p 4:16p
Sunrise SOFA; Sunset 7:10p; Moonrise
II :2Op; Moonset 8:24a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20

end trip tc Missouri Monday aft
ernoon, is expected to arrange an
other conference with John L.
Lewis, United Mine Workers presi-
dent and Charles O'Neill, opera
tors spokesman, to discuss the
oeaolockee contract negotiations.
Asked To Stand By
The President last Friday asked
Lewis and O NELL to stand by de-
spite their rejection of his plan for
arbitratnig the two-month old dis
pute.
Lewis demand for a seven per
cent payroll charge against the
operatoTx to create a union health
aid welfare fund still is the major
stumbling block.
Mr.. Truman, represented bv per-
sons close to the situation as favor
ing some form of inuustry-support-
ed fund, Independently administer
ed, MAJ make a proposal this week
to end the strike in the opinion of
oolI1e O~OSGTVerS.
Expect Seizure
Most operators and union prin-
clpals believe the government will
seize the mines about mid-week.
and that the administration then
Will be required to arbitrate the
contract with Lewis. In that event.
some form CT health and welfare
fund IS considered likely, since the
operators themselves are willing
10 consider an iadependently-ad-
inlnlstereo jointiy-financed fund
Tor unusual hardship cases.
N the various mine union die
trlcfs 1t was reported that Lewis
was calling his 25O-man policv
committee back to WASHINGTON
wednesday, but the union head
quarters here would not confirm
it. i1ll
Assembling of the committee nc.
uall' presages sore major develo,-
ment IL negotiations. Any agree
ment to keep the miners workios
UNDER government operation aftsr
me Pr sent tWo-week truce ends
"oulc have to be ratified bv This
eoiAinltlee 1t was pointed out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
Careers End

N May 19-B
Booth Harrington, rs, twice
winner of the Pulitzer prize for
literature, died Sunday night
in his Indianapolis home two
months after declining health
had confined him to his bed.
The author of Seventeen"
"Penrod and SAM" Wanton
Mally" and other novels and
plays had been nearly blind
for several years but he had
been debating a new novel in
his last days and it was near
ing completion. The book had
not been named but concerned
the people of a typical Ameri-
can city.
A nephew, Donald Jameson,
said Harrington died at 8 p. M,
Central daylight time) and the
direct cause of death had not
been determined.
The funeral will be at 2:30
p. m. Tuesday in the Tarking-
ton home where he spent the
winters. He had a summer
home in Kemebunkport,
Maine,
Harrington was a sparkling
figure in the Indiana golden
literary era which also produc-
ed James Whitcomb Riley and
George AIDE. Only Meredith
Nicholson remains.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
So To Bed

With summer coming in, a 10
cal man bought himself a new
straw hat. He was proud of it
and wore it everywhere he
went.
One night last week he wore
it when he went TO dine at .
local restaurant.
1t was only after he returned
home late that night that he
realized he had left the hat
hanging on a hook in the res
taurant.
After a sleepIess night he
phoned the restaurant early the
next morning.
"Yeah," said the restaurant
owner, "your hat is still hang
ing on the hook where you left e
it. Nobody has even touched
it."
Now everywhere the man goes
the hat hangs in the closet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
YOSHIDA CABINET
EFFORTS FUTILE
Premier d. Designate OF ia
pan To Abandon Attempt
AT Government

TOKYO, May 19-P-Collapse
of Premier-designate Shigeru Yo-
shida's efforts to form a conserva-
tive coalition government was re-
ported Sunday night after a NAM
moth but mild-mannered mob mill
ed for hours around Emperor
Hirohito's palace, demanding more
food and a Democratic Front"
regime.
The Jill news agency said fatty
that Yoshida had abandoned his
four-day struggle to build a new
See YOSHIDA on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
FACILITIES LOW
Colleges Will Be Unable
Students

Meanwhile it proposed a number
of steps to be taken by the instltu-
tons themselves including:
Raising teachers salaries ito
competitive levels
Making more effectife use Of
their preser.+ campus facilities"
Tn this connection Snyder noted
that during the war such facili-
ties as dining halls and gymnasiums
were used in shifts. Laboratories,
classroom. and libraries were used
for longer hours than in peace
time. And afternoons, evenings, and
Sundays were employed for class
room work.
See FACILITIES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
BY MEAREs HARRIss

Yep. there's almost nothing to
it-just get a boat and a net and
a couple of fellows to help you and
go out AM catch 20 bushels of
that's about 1000 pounds,
and at the present wholesale price
of IS cents per pound headed,
n ade yourself a neat $3.50
Wait e minute before you start
putting on your fishing clothes /
said there was almost nothing to
it.
There is the matter of the boat
that, with equipment, is an
item of around $4,000.
Fishing Know How
Then there's the fishing know
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
FREAK ACCIDENT
FATAL TO YOUTH
Accidentally Dropped Pts.
toll Ricochets Death
Marked Bullet

NORFOLK, Va, May 19-P)-A
nine-year-old boy, struck in the
face by a ricocheting bullet, was
shot a second time and killed Sum
day when a gun accidentally dis
charged after it was dropped by a
man who rushed to aid the wound
ed lad, a Norfolk county officer
said.
Norfolk County Officer R. L.
Rowe said a charge of ms,aslaught-
er had been filed againsed c. M.
See ACCIDENT on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
Careers End
O HARRINGTON
DIES IN INDIANA

Harrington first won the
Pulitzer prize for literature in
1919 with the novel, 1.-THE Ma .
nificent Ambersons." w -
"Alice Adams appeared ~ 4
years later he receive = =
award again.
His first published :
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
GOVERNMENT REVIEWS EFFORTTO SETTLE
1MkzNERS' ROW AS STRIKE SCENE EASES;
+ FL SCHEDULES TO BE RESUMED TODAY
Expected To Call
New Farley Of PRINCIPALS
Two Weeks Truce In Coal Strike To End
Saturday; President May Make
Proposal To End Stoppage

WASHINGTON, May 10. -P-With the strike pic
ture eased by the breathing spell in the railroad crisis, the
government this week will renew efforts to settle the soft
coal controversy.
A two-week truce under which many of the nations
coal mines resumed operations, ends next Saturday.
President Truman, when he returns from his. week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20
PLAN HIT
T111COI1C i 1111V ID
Congress To Veto
Army Many Plans
Senate And House Chairmen Of Commit
tees Say Solons Will Oppose Single
Defense Department

WASHINGTON. May 10. - up - Chairmen of the
powerful Senate and House Navy committees stepped
squarely into the Army-Navy merger argument Sunday
with a blunt statement that Congress will not approve" a
single department plan. r
In a carefully-drafted six-page letter to Secretary OF
Tho Nav lanes Y. Forrestal. Senator Walsh (D-Mass)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-20

Wilmington and vicinity: Mostly cloudy
Monday, showers and thunderstorms.
Little change in temperature.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-05
CURRENT COMMENT
BY Henry Willis

Christmas Giving is a well estab-
Iished custom. Good selections are
in the stores. Prices high? On some
items maybe. Possibly prices may
go lower next year and maybe by
that time we won't have the lesser
money to buy with. So, Let us be
generous as well as merry while we
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-05

Miss Barbara jeanne Kirkur, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kirkur
Of Pascagoula, and Mr.. Reginald
Raiford Hocutt, formerly of Lexing-
ton, and now of Moss Point, were
married at a quiet ceremony at five
o'clock, Friday afternoon, November
IS, in the Methodist parsonage in
Lucedale, by the Rev. Frank E. De-
ment Jr., pastor of that church.
The bride was becomingly dressed
in a suit of luggage tan with which
she wore brown accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses. She had as
her only attendant Mrs. ]. W. Coll
UNI, her cousin, who was dressed in
a blue suit with which she wore
black accessories. The groom had as
his only attendant, Mr.. Dewey Tay-
lor of Pascagoula.
The couple are making their home
in Moss Point. The groom is employ
ed with the Moss Point Mill of the
international Paper Company.
or movie or bed room). A cough may
be even worse. The moisture evap-
crates but the cold microbes contin-
ue to float indefinitely in the air to
be breathed in by others and the
cold spread. Anybody could cover
mouth and nostrils at coughing or
sneezing and therby keep the micr-
obes from spreading.
The Lost Legislature Authorized
and the State Building Commission
has published plans for an additional
200 bed hospital for negro patients
at Sanitorium. More room has long
been badly needed there. This state
has perhaps the best tuberculosis
Hospital in the Nation and possibly
the best Head of such an institution
in DR.. Boswell. Consumption can be
controlled and Mississippi is leading
in the good work.
The Mississippi Conservation
League, John S. Miller, Jr., Sec,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-05

Box All, Jackson, is actively trying
to save what free hunting there Is
and to increase the supply of Game
and Fish. They deserve and need
members. $3.50 annual dues. The
Mississippi Sportsman, a monthly
magazine, Memphis annual subscr-
iption $3.50 is helping all it can.
For q Reel Thriller the Army
Navy game Saturday afternoon was
tops. West Point has not been beat
en- for three seasons, except by Navy.
This year they have won all their
games by top heavy scores, with one
exception an 90 tie. Annapolis, hard
hit by wars end, Withdrawals, grad
uations, barely won its first game
of the season and since lost each
game by decisive scores. Naturally
Navy came to the final and big
Continued on page -
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-12-05

can.
The Common Cold Com be Killed
by means already at hand, is the
good news of the week. Ultra violet
rays and Glycol seem to be the eff
ective means referred to. It will take
q lot of time to get the people to
use them. Like we fought small pox
vaccine and dipping cattle, but in
time we will get the idea over and
the colds cured. Meantime;-A e
launches 10000 moisture droplets
into the air (of a school or church
Evening star., 1946-01-03
1900 Navy Men Start
Home After Sweeping
Mines in Pacific

By the Associated Press.
| PEARL HARBOR, Jan. S.-The
new year is starting of on the right
foot for more than 1900 men Of
Minsweeper Squadron II.
The men are en- route home.
The squadron, comprising IA ves-
sells In three divisions-34th, 35th
and 36th-is credited with the tick
lish accomplishment OF sweeping
more than 1900 mines to clear the
way for American men o. war.
OF its original 18 ships, one, the
Salute, was sunk-another was dam
aged so badly 1t eventually returned
to the mainland, and two more were
decommissioned. The remaining Il
are sailing for San Diego and thence
to New Orleans.
1t. Comdr. Richard Alan Ander-
son, Lake Charles, Fla, skipper Of
the squadron's flagship, Skirmish,
said of Comdr. Fred Crane, Dalton,
Mass:
"He brought us back safely"
Comdr. Crane three days ago
| WI 4ACo ONCl COiilllldllu Ol tilC 0uudQs
ron to Comdr. George M. Price,
Miami, Fla.
Squadron IL demolished 1,440, 900
pounds of explosives. From Novem-
Der to December 4, 1s45, the squad
ron swept 2,100 mines at Tsushima
to participate in the greatest mime
sweeping job in history-that of
clearing Japanese waters, and a
task which still is in progress.
Japanese minesweepers now are
helping do the job.
Crew members of one ship of
Squadron IL tell of the Japanese
kamikaze plane they shot down.
the one whose motor fell out and
dented the deck. The crew of an
other ship describes how three ter
pedoes passed underneath the hull,
but did no harm. And then there
was the dark night when one ship
fouled its sweeping gear-and with
an unexploded mine in the tangle.
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Half Price Sole
lOUEY VENN'S
COSMETICS

so cosmetic orticIes in this WE'LL
known name brand.
creem, now holt price
plus SOS fdI
Rouge, now half price Soc
plus soce tar
l''''"' now A0'f D''e. ,is. .ss 59s sss
Face Powder, now hoIf price --75e
lipstiek, now holt price Soc
PLUS sos tar
u coMPAcTS now being sold at
half price Soc
II HAND MIRRORS with long hon.
dies. Dark imitation tortoise shell
trim Reg. $3.s5----S2
4s BoTTLEs AsTRlkGEkT mouth
wosh. Less than half price - 1Oc
TOILET GOODS The Palais Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. $3.50
MEMS MUFFLERS
sl.95

36 mems muffIers Of wool and royon,
lobeled for content. Open weove in
solid shades Of navy or oonel, neatly
=. finished.
7 MEMS ALL WOOL JACKETS, Zip
per front style with 4 pockets. Lined
in plaid flonnel. Sizes AZ. "A and 4e.
Res. $12.95 --9.85
50 MEMS swAGeER cARTERs.
single grip. port elastic, royon sotin
pad. Half Price -25c
IS MEMS HOSE. 500 wool. Reeulor
length, eroy. sizes II to II. Reg.
e5e, pair ---49c
IS MEMS HOSE, port wool, properly
lobeled for content. Dork and light
efoys, noturof Sizes loh TO II.
Reg. 75e and more. pair 49e
IS MEMS SPORT SHIRTS, LONG,
sleeved style. Royon and cotton
checks and pIoids. Small, medium
and Jorge. Res. $3.50 S2.o5
50 MEMS HIcKoK PLASTIC sUs-
PEkoERs, port elastic, snop or reau-
lar ends. Reg. Si-69c
IS MEMS Upper CANVAS BAGS,
woter-p proof, with two strong hondes.
Less than Half Price Sl.25
NEWS FURNISHINGS
The Pdtdss ROYAL FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03

grace to the profession. And he'd
never get reelected If he said "all
over America" instead of from the
rock-ribbed coasts of Maine to the
sunny strands of California"
I know we won't adopt a new al
phabet and I hope England doesn't
either. All this recent fuss about
the loan has proved that English
men and Americans find it pretty
hard to understand each other even
with the same alphabet.
(Released by Consolidated News Features }
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
$l.98

20 stunning frames in silvered or
golden finish netol. Sxlo size.
s BOOK ENDS ottroctive and heavy
marble. SuitobIe for home or office.
Reg. 1S--S12 Pr.
4 BOOK ENDS of handsome leather.
Block style. Res. Sl2 -----S8 pr.
Il BRIDGE COVERS of duroble Tex
tron. Assorted eolors with contrast
ing binding. Now holt price 81
STATIONERY The Palais Royal
FTRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon HoIf Price
MODERN BEDS
sl4.98

Just 10 of these handsome modern
beds, mosterfulIy crofted of blond
prIno vero or blonde mahogany. Sew
erol ottroctive styles. Double sizes.
I MAPLE NIGHT TABLE with drower
end shelf. sturdiIy constructed. Reg.
BLOND MAHOGANY BED, modern
style with streomIned low head and
foot boords. Sturdy construction. Reg.
$50 3s--S24 AZ
10 VANITY BENCHES, 9 in blond
nohoeony finish, in woInut finish,
upholstered slip scots. Res. $3.50
and more AZ
] TUXEDO SOFA, 9th Century style,
offspring base and reversible spring
unit cushions. Upholstered in rose
eotton-ond-royon domosk. Reg. $3.50,
I LAWSON CHAIR, club -styie,
spring scot and back with reversible
cushion. Covered in duroble cotton
and d-royon topestry in ottroetive shade
of blue. Reg. Sl3eS $50
I POKER TABLE, mahogany finish,
green felt top. Pedesto bose. Hos
compartments for s players, with bev-
eroee ond osh troy sections. Reg.
S4s.5o ----S S3495
Z BEDROOM SIDE CHAIRS, one in
mahogany finish, one in noturoI oak.
Attractive upholstered slip scots. Less
than half price -S4.SS
MAPLE BOOKCASE, s" size with
four shelves. 48" high. Reg. $S.s5,
S5.e5
s MIRRORS. round with hondsome
gold finished frones. ~, 30" and
81" sizes. Holf price and more, 81 .SS
FURNITURE The Pdldis Royal
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. Sls.95
BOYS SNOW SUITS
$l2.95

35 OF these boys warm, reversible
corduroy ond wool snow suits (proper-
ly lobeled for oontent). jacket,
trousers. cop in brown or blue. Sizes
4 to 7.
II BOYS WOOL SNOW SUITS,
iocket in bright red, trousers in novy
blue. Sizes 4 to II. Cop to notch.
75c. Res. $I6.lo
II BoYS MILITARY SUITS in novy
blue. Jacket ond long trousers COM
piete with bross buttons and cold
broid. Sizes 4 to 9. Reg. $lz.s5,
S9.95
5 BoYs' CADET SPORTS COATS. all
wool in tweed checks, blue or ton.
Sizes IA to Is. Reg. $l3.s5 SlO.95
s BoYs' CADET SUITS, coat and Iono
trousers in herrinobone tweeds, blue
or brown. Sizes IA, IS. ~, 20. Res.
Sis.s5 - <IS az
Boys CLOTHING The Parais Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. SS.95 and More
WINTER ROBES
h Price

q Of these comfy dressing robes.
Royon suedes and orolocs, some port
wool. Are slightly soiIed. Sizes IA
to 20, but not oil styles in all sizes.
100 SHoULDERETTES Of pure wool
and some port wool. Slightly soiIed.
Less than Half Price s---50c
7 HoUSEcoATS Of royon ehoIlis.
Broken sizes. Less thsn HsIf Price,
$l.5o
3 WOOL PETTIcoATS for small
woistIine only. Less than Half Price,
Soc
50 BRAsSlEREs in knitted moterioI.
Sizes 81, "a and IS. Less then Half
LINGERIE The Pdldfs Royal -.
Royal :. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon HoIf Price
FOOT WARMERS
29c poi,

5S6 poirs of these coy, warm knit
foot wormers that con be worn as
soft bedroom slippers or os bed sox.
Fleece lined. red or beige. Broken
sizes
ee PAIRS Ioooo WOOL KNEE
WARMERS Of fine, soft cashmere
knit cut to fit smoothly without
buIkiness. Reg. S1.27--poir, ST
SO PAIRS Isle HOSE. In white,
size 8I2; in eunnetoI and block,
sizes loR and II. Reg. 5se peir.
3 poirs. ST
1876 PAIR KANT RUN" LlSLE
HOSE in black or eunmetol, sizes eH
and loNz. Reg. $I.35-pair, 81
HOSIERY The Palais Royal
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. S29.95
WOODEN CHESTS
sl6.95

Just u of these eoiY decorated
wooden chest for storing linens, or to
use os toy chest in the chiIdren's
room or in the den. handkerchief
in bright red, black and white.
$50 YARDS REMNANTS. upholstery,
dropery, sIipcover fobries. Reg. sse
and more re-------yord 44c and more
IS WINDOW SHADES in odd-Iot os-
sortment Of coIors and sizes. Less
UPHOLSTERY :. The Paldis Royal
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. De Cord
BUTTONS
I9c Cord

300 cords of snortIy styled buttons in
wide assortment that includes bone,
crystol and metol. Colors for sweet
ers. dresses, coots. s to II buttons
on O cord.
1S1 FLOWERS in O group thot in
cIudes violets. eordenios, roses and
others. Assorted colors and connbino-
tions for trimmings or to weor in your
hoir. Less than holt price 10e
TRIMMINGS The PalGis Royal 4.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03

wastes TOO mucn
time and wants
the British gov.
ernment to pro-
vide a new one.
But W h oe v e +
heard of a poll
tician wanting
to save tim e
with words?
A member of
Congress W h o
takes less than
three hours to
ask for a new
post Office in his
home town is
oo,,~ilerad a dtc
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
JUNIOR DRESSES
Reg. Sl0.95 and More
EVERYDAY DRESSES
S6.45

So of these dresses for misses. Light
weight cotton aobordine and olpoeo.
Lovely posteI shades and q few dork
colors. Sizes z to 20.
Is EvERI-pAY DRESSES in half sizes.
Two-pieee styles of spun royon and
cotton mixture. Loree poIko dots on
background of blue. brown, green or
red. Sizes l5h to 241z. Less then
Half Price ~
EvERr-pAY DRESSES The Palds
Royal ;. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
HANDBAGS

pbho eVD GuI
IS hondboos Of genuine leather and
fobrie. Both envelope and top hondle
styles. Block, brown, tan, blue, red.
IS HANDBAGS Of real Ieother. En-
velope style in SNORT black bags with
crystal elosps. Upper tops with amber
and crystol trims Black, brown, ton,
blue. Less than half price = S3.75
plus 20S tar
10 HANDBAGS of potent. Loree
pouch styles. amber fromes, all nicely
lined. Res. $7.e5- 5------S3.o5
IS HANDBAGS of potent cloth. In
top handle and envelope styles. Some
pouches with Leather trim. Reg. 5.o5.
0lr. 81: ss.Sa -
80 HANDBAGS Of leather. A few
suedes in purple. Others in black.
brown, tan. green. blue. Reg. IS and
plus .o% fGI
IS klDDlE BAGS for the children,
small drowstrine models and medium
size designs. Assorted colors. Halt
''e' '"s less 9 ,la. .e.9 .92s sss
HANDBAGS nasaTe aef rroos os,s'' Royal =
Evening star., 1946-01-03
TABLE LAMPS
Reg. 81
s4.98

Just 3e Of these exouisiteIy desioned
gloss toble Iomps, boses only.
10 DESK LAMPS, bronze finished.
Reg. S5.98 - S3 oo
Z BRONZE TABLE LAMPS. Enoli.6 EH6
iontern type. Reg. SI4.so---S8 os
J eMERALITE DESK LAMP with gloss
shode. Reg. $3.50 SI4 o8
ls CHINA TABLE LAMPS, green,
boses only. Reg. S7-S3 OF
20 TABLE LAMP SHADES, decorator
type. Reg. S1S.sS -SJA oe
4 TABLE LAMP SHADES, deeorotor
type, Reg. Sl4.25 50 OF
10 TABLE LAMPS of omber crvstoI
ond morble. Complete with shodes.
8 s1RITcHrD RAYoA SHADES, H95o f5
slightly soiIed. Reg. $4.ss---S3. .oS
STRETCHED RAYoN SHADES, ~
slightly soiled. Reg. s5.ss- 50. .eS
STRETCHED RAYok SHADES, le6,
slightly soiIed. Reg. S4.s8- So. ~
8 STRETCHED RAYok- SHADES,
slightly soiIed, le". Reg. s5.zs.
20 STRETCHED RAYoN- sHADlIs,. sHI
'9", slightly soiIed. Res. s4.ss,
80 BoUooIR LAMPS of crystal o:r, oIos;'
Damaged. Reg. ss.ss------S2 oS
IS BouooiR LAMPS, crystal aIoss,
domoeed. Res. Se.ss---S4.9S
NA"'' rouRry F1rDSoss rSs Paia'' ROYAL
Evening star., 1946-01-03

Plus 20S tar
Just IS Of these handsome Ieother
dressing coses for men, fitted with
grooming oids ldeoI for troveIina.
Black or brown.
80 MEMS FpRLoUGH BAGS of stur-
dy convos. Khaki or blue. Less then
% '> Plus .os @i2s iss
II CLUB BA6s Of durobIe convos,
Is" khoki only. Less than heK price.
p,u. .ss zas Iss
7 LEATHER DRESSING CASES, russell
color. Less than heif price .S3
IS LEATHER DRESSING CASES. rus
set. Less then haIf price 81
Plus sos tar
> MAKEUP KITS Of simulated Ieoth-
ef Black. Less thon hoIf price. Csc
~ LEATHER SCHOOL BAcs for chill
dren. Toporon leather, two eomport-
nnents. Brown. Less Than hslf price.
ST
II LEATHER BRIEF CASES, ~ size.
Tooeroin leother, russell color, Upper
closing. Res. $3.50 oS 81
20 MEMS CANVAS CLUB BAGS,
woter-repeIlent, trimmed with top
eroin cowhide leather. Double Ieoth-
er strops ond handles. Metol lock
and key. l8" to 20" sizes. Less
them half price e-- SIS
Plus s0T tar
LUGGAGE The Polais Royal
FiFTH FLooR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. Sl6.9S and More
GIRLS COATS
$12.9R

5 Of these warm winter eoots thot ere
properly iobeIed for wool content.
Sizes 8 to II in the group.
$ GIRLS DRESSES Of print royon.
Sizes 10 to IA in the group. Reg.
$7.9s -----~---------S4.98
II GIRLS SLIPS Of fine cotton, blue
only. Sizes 8 to II. Res. 65e- 3oe
10 GIRLS PIkAFoREs in BRIGHT
plaid. Sizes to s.. Less then Half
Price --------r------------89 89e
8 PIkAFoREs waterproof Sizes 3 to
5. Reg. $2.4s------------Sl.50
II BLoUsEs for teen-oeers. Check
pottern. Sizes 81 to "a. Reg. $z.25,
S1.69
s SLIPS for teen-oeers. Royon crepe.
Junior sizes. Res. $i.es-------SI
S sEERsUcKER SKIRTS for girls. Red
Or blue on white background. Sizes
8 to 10. Reg. $2.ss-----Sl.o0
4 PLAYsUITs for girls. one-pieee
design, sturdy blue denim. Sizes 10
to Ia. Reg. $2.sS----S1.50
= JACKETS in long sleeve style.
Green only. Sizes 4 to 6. Less than
Halt Price ---------- 81
cHILDREk's CHAIRS. fine buy,
these chairs that hove been floor
samples. Reg. $e.eS $50
z HIGH CHAIRS nicely upholstered.
Good voIue, these were floor somples.
Reg. Sass Sl5.SS
4 COMFORTS Of fine-weorine seer
sucker. Crib size. Half Price ST so
, INFANTS AND CHfLDRENS
Ths Pdldis Royal SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Oracle Aliens
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