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Evening star., 1947-07-10
Lord Wountbotten Voices
Delight at Engagement

NEW DELHI, India, July 10 (Fp.-
Naturally we are delighted" Wis
count Mountbatten of Burma said
today of the engagement of Princess
Elizabeth of England to his nephew
1t. Philip Mountbatten.
In a statement issued through his
press attaches Office, the Viceroy of
India reported that he and Lady
Mountbatten and their daughter,
Pamela, had radioed congratula-
tions this morning and that an ad-
wiser, Sir Eric Melville, had received
a congratulatory message from In
dian leaders for relay to the royal
couple.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

British citizenship IN 1858 and was
First, Sea Lord at the outbreak Of
World War I.
I'VE must express our dismay,"
said the Daily Workers that an in
dividual with his family back
ground has found himself in q posi-
ton of great authority over the
British people"
The princess herself was sepa-
rated from her husband-to-be on
her engagement night, dancing at
a private coming out party at
Apsley House-once the home of the
Duke of Wellington of Waterloo
fame-until almost am.
Fiance Not at Dance.
1t. Mountbatten had spent the
afternoon with the royal family at
Buckingham Palace, but did not at
tend the dance. The British Press
Association explained his absence
from the affair by saying that the
appearance of the couple in public
could have led to demonstrations
which might have caused the be-
trothal to become known before the
time agreed upon by those con-
cerned." .
The 26-year-old former prince
dined with the King and apparently
sat up with his future father in law
waiting for the princess to return.
A small crowd of curious London
ers gathered at Apsley House to see
the Princess drive off in her own
car with lady in waiting.
She was expected to appear before
the public today with the King and
Queen at Westminster Abbey at the
dedication of chapel in memory to
pilots who fell in the Battle of
Britain.
The Princess will leave July Is for
her mothers native Scotland, where
she will receive the freedom OF the
city of Edinburgh.
Certain to Become Duke.
1t. Mountbatten is certain to be
named Duke. He probably will
become the Duke of Clarence. This
title has been vacant for half a
century.
The bridegroom-to-be spent most
OF his youth in Britain, where he
was educated and where he Joined
the Royal Navy in keeping with the
Mountbatten tradition. Friends
said he expected to remain in the
navy after his marriage.
In keeping with British law and
tradition the King will approve at a
special and historic session of the
Privy Council an order In council"
formally giving his assent to the
marriage. The Privy Council session
is expected to be held shortly before
the royal family and 1t. Mountbat-
ten leave for Balmoral Castle in Au-
gust. 1t will be attended by empire
representatives, members of the gov
ernment and opposition and leaders
of the church.
| 1t. Mountbatten Is member of
the Greek Orthodox Church. How
ever, there has been speculation
about the likelihood of his admission
to the Church of England, which he
attended while at school and later at
Dartmouth, the British Navy's equiv
alent to Annapolis Previously,
members of the Greek church have
been taken into full communion
with the Church of England.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
FOUND

DOG. Dalmatian, purebred, found in Mont
gomery County. WI. 32S1.
DOG, Airedale, large, purebred, found in
Montgomery County. WI. 32Sl.
DOG, pointer. purebred. found in Mont
gomery County. WI 1881.
ROSARY, brown, last Thursday near Dis
trict Bldg. Call DE. 2420 after 6 pm.
10
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Shoe on Other Foot

After successfully defending a
man accused of car stealing. an
attorney in Capetown, South Africa.
returned to his parking spot to find
his own car stolen.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Peru plans to spend $4,000 900
on irrigation works in the pampas.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
LOST

LOST
PURSE, fowered material about IL &c
Monday. 18th and L to 10th and G SITS
NV: money. keys, pen, ETC. D1. 1880
Reward. Ill
RING, mans, i4-karat gold. .opaz-auart7
stone, sold and silver mounting: lost neal
i@lst and H sts. NV. or downtown. Re
ward DI. 3s16. -
RING. amethyst birthstone. 11th st. car.
line, Irving to Pa ave. NV. or A. B. & w
bus to Pentagon. July s: sentimental value
Reward. ia 26sS after pm. IL
ROLL OF MAPS. about so inches long
left in taxicab Thursday. July 3rd. Val
liable only to owner. Please return or cal
IA. 5000 after Z pm. 10
WEDDING AND DIAMOND ensagemen
rings in coin-purse wallet, and sunelasses
at Glen Echo Pool. Thursday. July 3rd
Reward. 3S09 Alton pl. NV. Woodle!
096". 20.
SHOPPING BAG, Tues, late afternoon, or
Florida ave streetcar: contained gift pack
age and about worn ladies' hats. Re.
ward. Ii. 5000. 10
SPRINGER SPANIEL, male. brown sne
white, mos. old, answers to Pat: lost
or strayed in Chevy Chase Ice Palace area
Liberal reward. Call WO. 4414.
T. X. E. FRATERNITY PIN. initials &C
Anderson" on back. Reward. Call D1
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Bulova: Wed. aft
ernoon, on Conn. ave. bet. Tilden and Ord.
way. Reward. OR. 6792. IL
l4th and G and 10th and sts. NV. Lib
eral reward. DE. 450S.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17

|ljudi ma oni strani Bosne. Kop-
ljejo zaklad. Lahko ga kopljejo,
saj je start Jusuf dejal, da ga le
oni lahko izkoplje, XII ne cuti v
sebi nobene mrznje, in ii briga-
dirji je res ne cutijo. L. vseh
krajev sirne Jugoslavije so pri-
sli, vseh narodnosti so in vseh
yer. A. ljubijo sc med seboj ko
brat brata. Ljubijo Sc, kakor
ljubijo progo, XII jo grade in XII
jih je povezala in zdruzila v emo
samo veliko druzino. Taxi sme-
jo kopati zaklad,-ne DO jih od-
nesel vihar in, unicil grom, pa
najsi pride cd koder koli. Odne-
sci je Hasana Xxi je pri vodenici
prvi poskusal sreco; takrat je
bill sam in odnesla ga je deroca
Bosnia.
Danes pa jih je mnogo: sto-
ne, tisoce in tisoce jih je. Tisoce
in tisoce jih je, XII pomagajo
drug drugemu. Kot eden so, kot
druzina in vseh niti Bosnia ne bi
mogla pozreti niti Sc il ne bi pu-
still. Zato bodo izkopali zaklad,
XII DO Bosni prinesel sreco in IL
obilje, kar je start Jusuf eakal
re skoro cello stoletje.
Kjer svetijo luci, DO tekla
proga. Cello tod bo tekla, kjer
zdaj Sc dere divja Bosnia. Pre-
stavili jo bodo dalec v stran.
Prav ma tenn mestu DO sumela,
kjer stoji vodenica in stara vr-
ba Oh njej. Mladi fantje bodo
podrli mlin, XII je stezka vzdrzal
tezo stoletij. Nato Sc bo moral
start in zgrbljeni Jusuf preseliti
was. Kot DO izginil Min, DO
izginila tudi vrba OBJ mlinskem
kolesu, XII je ze stara, trhla in
crviva, XII pa skriva bajko o "a
kladu. Izginila bo tudi bajka,
takrat Jusufa ne DO vec med Ii
vimi. Bodo pa ziveli mladi ljud-
je, XII pojejo onstran reke Bos-
ne. Bajka-ne bajka, resnica bo
ostala. Ostala bo Mladinska
proga, XII DO pricala o herojstvu
in delu nase mladine.
Ma oni strani Bosne je nekje
v starem zvoniku odbilo polnoc
ko sva Sc z Jusufom dvignila.
Menda je tudi Jusuf mislil isto
kajti ko sva Sc zazrla preko
Bosne, so nam oci Sc temi "a
zadele. Takrat sta mu Zdrknlll
po hrapavem lieu dive solzi. Brez
besede Sc je obrnil in oprt ma
palico izginil v vodenici.
Nisem vedel in Sc sedaj ne
vem, kaj ga je dirnilo, lie sluti
sem, da tudi on dozivlja v sebi
kar dozivlja vsa Bosnia.
z nasprotne strani pa sc j
smeh razlegel v noe. Kompre'
sorji POLO svojo pesem, mine
grmijo in skale podopo -.
(Posneto il "Mladinske revije'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17

sicer narodno-zavedno in pri-
ljubljeno profesorico Korsicevo,
XII ie vzgojila cello generacijo
otrok. Odslovili pa so tudi g.
Premerlja, XII je "a casa vojne
poskusil nacisticno taborisce
smrti Dachau. Zakaj SO jih od-
slovili, do danes BE nihce ne We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17
PRl VODENICt OBJ BOsNl
liz "Zbirke rsportaz Mladinske prose')

Mladinske proge)
Bitovljo je grmelo in treskalo,
burja je tulila, besnela kakor Sc
nikoli in skozi vsako spranjo ST.
kala v vodenico. Takrat sem
mislil, da mas DO konec. Gore
&c sem molil k Allahu, maj nam
'prizanese. Hasan pa Sc tudi tega
nj ustrasil. o polnoci je. zacel
kopati pri start vrbi.
me vem, kako in kaj Sc je
zgodilo potem. LIE nebo je naen-
krat zazarelo, ko da bi sc odprl
pekel in zagrmelo je, burja je
zapihala, da je VISA vodenica Ia
jecala. Nenadoma pa je vse
utihnilo in vihra Sc je umirila.
LIE besneci valovi Bosne so su-
meli, ko da Sc nj mic zgodilo."
Jusuf je napol odprtimi usti
prenehal pripovedovati. Poteze
ma njegovem obrazu so pricale,
da znova dozivlja vse, kar je
pripovedoval. Sele cez cas- je
poltiho pristavil:
"Hasana smo Sele cez IA dni
nasli dalec cd tn, ko ga je Bosnia
vrgla ma obalo. Pc telesu je bill
YES opecen :"
Jusuf je globoko vzdihnil in
Sc zamisljeno zagledal v stare
vrbo, XII oh mlinskem kolesu Sc
danes kljubuje valovom Bosne
in pod katero maj bi bill skirt "a
klad.
Tudi meme je pretresla zgod-
ba. Ne zato, ker bi verjel v baj
ko, nego ker sem V bajki videl
del zivljenja stare - nekdanje
Bosne: Ljudstvo Sc je sibilo pod
pezo svojih tlaciteljev-ag, 81 v
V bedi, kakor jetnik "a reset
kami, olepsevalo svoje tezko
zivljenje bajkami O zakladih
in 81 spravljicilo caroben svet,
XII maj bi nekoc postal resnica.
Mesec Sc je re skril "a Bitov-
lilo, z Jusufom sva Sc vedno
strmela v deroGe valove Bosne.
Tedaj Sc je ma oni strani reke
zaculo pesem. Oh medli svetlobi
karbidnih luci sva Zagledala &C.
to mladih ljudi, krampi in To-
patami ma ramah.
"Na juris!" Sc je razlegel
kirk mad dolino Bosne in naju
prebudil IL bajeslovnih sanj
Mladi tantje so Sc pognali ma We
lik usek in krampi so zazvenke'
tall.
Tu so mladinske delovne bri.
gade, XII grade progo. Tudi po'
noci delajo. Temo jim razsvet'
ljujejo karbidovke, XII SO razvr
Scene po vsen useku. NjihoI
plamen lie slabotno migota pre-
ko Bosne vse do sem, kjer Ju
hufom sediva pred vodenico.
Ali ne sveti ia svetloba mac
kra lem, kjer je zakopan "a
klad? Ali MISC mladinske briga
de oni zaklad?
Ia zaklad DO prinesel dru'
gacno zivljenje-novo in tega
81 re grade zuljave roke mladif
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17
Lenard BuIOh:

pref pomikali preko grebena vi
soke in strme Bitovlje. Videti
je bilo, ko da bi osiveli dedek
zbral okrog sebe svoje neubog-
live vnucke in jim pripovedo-
val skrivnostno bajko liz davnih
starih dni =.
Valovi Bosne so mrmraje peli
svojo sumeco pesem, zdaj nara
scajoce, zdaj upadajoce, craven
pa Sc divje zaganjali mrko oba-
10, XII jim nj dala preko svoje
struge. Kjer reka napravi kole-
no, je zategnjeno in pokajoce
skripalo kolo stare, re ma pol
podrte "vodenice," pred katero
sva sedela S starim Jusufom.
Jusuf je mlinaril tel vode-
nici Cd svojega devetnajstega
leta, ko ga je wei oce k sebi v
Min. Pref je pasel ovce med gr-
| movjem po Suvi-pasel ovce,
oprezoval "a pticjimi gnezdi, po-
| sedal po skalah in stradal. Do
| ma vodenici, pa ga je cakalo
1 drugacno delo. Hitro Sc je pri-
/ vadil opravkom pri mlinskem
| kamnu. Dosti zanimivega je re
| sam opazil in videl, drugo mu je
/ pokazal oGe-najvec pa mu je
/ pripomogla k mlinarskemu zna-
| nju ocetova grcevka, XII je bila,
v njegovo vzpodbudo in svarilo
| ter V ocetovo veselje in jezo, "a
taknjena "a tram pod trhlim
stropom.
Ko so mu oceta pri nekem
pretepu med muslimani in pra-
| voslavnimi ubili, je sam NADIA
/ ljeval z delom v vodenici :. Cd
takrat jo preteklo re mnogo,
/ mnogc let ...
II Vsako leto mu je zarisalo no.
II vo gubo V kozavo lice in vsako
/ leto ga je Sc bolj pritisnilo k
| tom. Lasje in zobje so mu "a
cell izpadati vse bolj in boil, ka-
/ kor tribe in preperele late, S ka-
/ terini je bila zbita vodenica. LIE
II costa brada mu je Sc ostala in
\ rasla vse bolj divje, a Sc ia Sc je
Il vsa pobelila. z lett SO mu vsl
| bliznji pomrli in ostal je sam
Il sam star in betezen, kakor je
Il ostala stara in ma pol podrta
Il vodenica.
II Danes ne melje vec-voda
/ pod kolesom vodenice pa Sc SUI
/ mi. da mu enakomerno udarja-
i ME stop krajsa cas- in obuJa
II n1ladostne spomine.
/ Sc vedno sanja, da DO neko6
II bogat, da mu ne 10 treba delatl
II da bo incl vsega v izobllJu. Sc
4 oce njegovega oceta je prlpo-
i vedoval nekoc, ko je bill Jusuf
Sc cisto majhen, da je tam oh
II vrbi, nedalec cd mlina, zakopan
H dragocen zaklad. Cd takrat je
dan in noe razmisljal, kako ga
bo izkopal, kako DO obogatel
\ Ceprav je ze star. Sc vedno veru'
/ je V neizkopani zaklad, kakor
/ je veroval, ko je bill Sc dete.
H "Vsako leto enkrat zasvetl
H nodra luGka ma mestu, kjer Je
zakopan zaklad. Takrat ga lah'
ko izkopljes &c v svojem srcu
ne skrivas nobene mrznje kaj'
| ii lie tako ga smes kopati. Vca'
1 sih sem sovrazil Sc pretepal in
| Sc masceval. Sedaj sem star In
ne mrzim nikogar vec. Zatc
| VEN, da ga bonn nekoc lahko H.
kopal >. -
| Tako mi je pripovedoval star
in zgrbljeni Jusuf, XII je incl 60
| tovo ze blizu sto let ma svoJlh
plecih. Trdno je veroval v svo.
zaklad in nihce mu ne bi mo-
| gel tie bai ike izruvati liz njegove'
ga srca.
/ "Prisel je nekoc mlad fant;
| "a Hasana so ga klicali. Gori tlk
/ mad strugo Lasve je incl svoJ
| dom. Po YES ljubi dan je posedal
/ oh reki in lovil postrvi. Hodil IN
/ nikamor. Vedno je bill vessel IN
\ nj Sc spominjal, da bi kdaj ko-
iii ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17
Vecerna delavska
gimnazija v Ajdovscini

TIE dni je bila odprta v Al
dovscini vecerna delavska gim-
nazija, XII ie redno obiskuje mad
so dijakinj in dijakov razne
starosti iz delavskih vrst.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-17
Slovenske profesorje
odpuscajo

ceprav profesorski zbor ma
slovenskih srednjih solah v Co
rici nj Sc popoln in sole Sc ne
delujejo normalno, so te dni Re
zopet odslovili dve ucni moci, in
Evening star., 1947-07-17

VOL. i0:00-Willism Holden and Brenda
Marshall appear.
WMAl, t0:i5-Iisntisi Albert Einsisin is
interviewed on The Immediate Need for World
law"
WhAl. t0:3o-Printipal events Of the
Worldwide Mis,ion Assembly in Toronto. At
which thurchmen from Al countries are usth
cred, Srs broadcast.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
on the AR TONIGHT.

on the AR TONIGHT.
W0p, 5:30-Sserstary Of Agriculture Gin.
ion Anderson Discusses Feeding Europe"
W0P, s:00-Vinesnt Price is the star Of
Beyond Good and Evil" by Ben Hstht and
Douglas Whitney.
WMAl. 8:30-"Is Universal Military Train.
ing Necessary for Our National Sseufby
Speakers are Norman Thomas, MAJ George
Evening star., 1947-07-17

Fielding Eliot. Brig. Gen. John Dsvins and
Lott Erickson.
WRc. 9:00-Ns|son EddYs songs range from
Good Day" 10 "Danssndo o tmba.'
WR, 9:30-Evs Arden's visitor IS Cesar
Romero.
WNAL. t0:00-"The Poll Tax Should Be-
Abolished Now" says Representative George
Bender.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Harry Manuel Elected
|Air Derby Group Head

Harry B. Manuel, veteran Of 50
bombing missions over Europe dur
ing World War II as a B-24 pilot
has been elected president Of the
Washington Air Derby Association,
Inc.
Now q co-pilot for Capital Air
lines, Mr.. Manuel lives at $40 Violet
place, Silver Spring. He succeeds
Clarence S., Bruce, who became a
member of the Board Of Directors OF
the association.
The derby association is a group
of Washington area men and wom-
en- interested in the promotion oi
private flying. The main project o1
the group is the Langley Day Al,
Evening star., 1947-04-17

show, which win Be resumed Nay
II this year 1t the Hyhla Valley Air.
port, near 0roveton. Va. Il
An air show beauty queen win be
chosen ct = dance ct Bannockburn
Country Club Saturday.
Other Officers for 1947 include:
John st. Clair. vice president: Ray
mond Richardson, reelected secre-
tary, and Sidney Fjelstad. treasurer.
Mr.. Bruce and Miss johanna Busse,
retiring treasurer, became members
Of the board. Also elected to board
membership were James J.. Sweeney
and Donald Webster.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Hechf Co. viii Assist
In Lowering Prices,
{. B. DuIcan Says

The Hecht co. today announced
policy Of helping bring prices into
line by Offering merchandise "at the
lowest possible prices consistent with
honest and intelligent business
judgment"
Charles B. Dulcan, sr., vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the
department store here, called on
fellow retailers throughout the Ma
ton to make "the consumers dollar
buy a dollars worth Of goods"
Pointing out that everybody has a
share In the job of lowering prices,
Mr.. Dulcar said there must be an
exercise Of decent restraint In costs
and profits all the way back to the
suppliers Of raw materials.
He warned that merchandise
must be kept flowing through the
channels Of distribution. Invento-
ries must not pile up In warehouses
and stockrooms. People must buy,
and businessmen must sell to sus-
tain full production, to keep our
people gainfully employed to assure
q leveling-out process that will bring
prices into line"
Recriminations against suppliers,
professors and manufacturers will
avail nothing. because positive ac-
ton must be taken at the point of
sale, where goods and cash pass over
the counter, Mr.. Dulcan added.
He said his merchandisemen and
buyers were informing manufac-
turers and suppliers that their ulti-
mate prices Of some merchandise
we're out of range of consumers
pocketbooks.
Senator O,Mahoney, Democrat, of
wyoming, member of the Joint
Committee on Economic Reports,
applauded the action.
"Those who short-sightedly
charge all the traflc will bear in
the search for quick-dollar profits
should not close their eyes to the
sad fact that they are actually con-
tracing purchasing power when
they 90 above the range Of mass
consumer ability" he said.
Malaria is one OF the Oldest known
diseases of mankind.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Alliance Fr0ncoiss 70 Nicer

Andre Morice Of Harvard Univer-
dty win address the final seasonal
meeting of the Alliance Francaise,
Sis pm. tomorrow ut Anderson
House, Ais Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Mr.. Morice's subject VIII be
The Fftieth Anniversary OF
Cyrano de Bergerac.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Women's Formal Wear
Greatly Reduced

- Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses with bead and
color trims. Stses % to a, 30h and AN Were
. Rayon Crepe Dinner Gowns IN blue, rcd, bur
gundy and black. Were 3e9.75 to 3l0o Now, $50
: Rayen Crepe Dinner Gowns with sequin and
bead trims. Burgundy. si8es 1s and 40. Less
than " price. $2s15
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Infonts' Wear Reduced

4S Cotton Polo Shirts with short sleeves. Navy
and red stripes. Sizes to 3. Were H. Now, 75c
IS Floral Print Cotton Dresses with pink or blue
on white. Sizes to ;. Were $2.s5. Now----Sl.s5
Is Floral Cotton BIouses IN sises to ;. Less
than " price. Now-------------- CSC
IS Pairs Of Hand -crocheted Booties, soiled Less
than " price.
~ Flannelette Wrappers in pink and blue stripes.
Were IS. Now 60s
4 Two-pieee Jacket and Skirt Outfits Of wool.
Sizes to 3. Were 1888 Now----$3s5
W&L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Women's Gloves Reduced

Pairs Of Chamois Garden Gloves. Less than "
Is Pairs Of 8-button Handsewn Rayons in wine and
turquoise. Less than "a price. Now----------- 81
100 Pairs Of Cotton Strings in white, beige, brown,
gray, chanois or navy. Were $1.95. Now 81 As
II Pairs of Handmade Cotton String Gloves In navy
or gold. Were So. Now 81 so
75 Pairs of Suede Pulons in red blue or turquoise.
Were $3.50. 81. .95
80 Pairs Of 6-button Suedes In wine or turquoise.
Less than u price, Now--------------------$1 $1.S5
II Pairs Of Doeskin and Rayon Mesh Combinations
In white. Were $3.50. Now-------------$2.50
IL Pairs Of White Doeskin Pullons. Less than u
price $3
8 Pairs Of Beige Kid Pullons Were a. Now---$S
20 Pairs of White Doeskin PuIons Were $4.65.
Now $3.35
10 Pairs Of White or Chamois- -colored Doeskins.
Were $3.50. $3.35
Pairs Of Blue Suede Shorties. Less than " price.
Pairs Of White Doeskin Pullons. Were $645.
Is Pairs Of White Doeskin PuIlons. Were S.
Now $3.50
30 Pairs of Handsewn White Doeskin Pullons.
Pairs Of Turquoise suedes Less than " price
Pairs Of White Doeskin Pullons. Were $s. Now, Sc
Pairs Of Rose suedes. Less than y price Now,
$225
10 Pairs Of Rose or Blue suedes. Less than u
II Pairs Of s-button suedes in red gold and burnt
orange. Were So.
w&L-dloves. Aisle 10, First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model Map OF the East with maple finished frame
was $lu NoW----------------
Model Nursery Picture with cross-stitch design
on white ground. Red-fnish wood frame. Was
SooU Observation-Disclosures
Model Pictures with mahogany finished frames.
One Cooley print and one Of Anne Hathaway's Cot
tage Were $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Model Cotton Crib Quilt in white with blue trim
Hand-stencilled design. Was $50. Now $3.50
] Model Cotton Bridge Cloth in peach with colored
embroidery. Was $1075 Now--------------$7
164 Spools Of Plastic Corde for making hats and
handbags Rose, blue, yellow and green 2-ounce
spools. Were $138 CSC
zoo Skeins Of Cormont F1eecy Down Yarn Of wool
Light and dark colors. 1-ounce skein. Were 45c.
Now Sc
43 Balls Of Wool Fleece Yarn In assorted colors.
1-ounce size. Were 55c. Now--------S5c
Model Straw Hat and Handbag Set tn white
The bag was $3240 Now, including 2oT tax, $18
The hat was $12.
50 Stamped Cotton Guest Towels IN white, yellow,
green and pink Were Soc. Now
Fitted Leather Sewing Kits in black and brown
wAeI-Art NeedleWork Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Fur Scorfs and jackets
Reduced
4-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf was 3lss
NOW $lzo
1 s-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf was t13s
NO" -------------------- $64
4-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf was $1ss
5-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf was $240
NOW --------------------------
l 3-sin Natural Wild Mink Scarf was 1915
NOW -------------------- $l6S
Sable Dyed Squirrel Jacket In size Is. Was
$4zU. NOW
1 Sable Dyed Australian Rngtail Jacket IN sine
l8 Was $780, Now $z15
I Beige Dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket In size 49, Was $342 Now-----------3z52
/ Dyed Mouton Lamb Jacket IN sse -. Was
$Ioo NOW $lV8
! Silver Fox Jacket in she IL. Was $3ls Now,
$z37s0
siiverblue Dyed Squirrel Jacket 3a-inch Size
18. Was $3.50. Now $402
1 Black Dyed Red Fox Stole wss $40. Now, $4o1
1 Beige Dyed South American Processed Lamb
Jacket in size Is. Was 1905. Now--- s1s2
Prices iseIsds 1920 tat
W&L-Fr Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Electric Freezer Lockers,
Electric Appliances Reduced

4-2o-cubic feet Frigid Freeze Freezer Locker for
freezing and storing foods. Three compartments.
Were $3.50. $495
L12-cubic fest Frigid Freeze Frseser Lockers with
two compartments Were t44s. Now------$35s.1s
ISs Tip-and- Turn Toasters. Less than v price
Now -------------------------
- Electric Steam Irons, less than v price $5.s5
Heating Pads Were 1896. Now w---------. S4.s5
1 Heating Pad Was $s.11. Now-----------s5 s5.s5
s75-z5-watt Light Bulbs In red. green, blue and
rose. Less than " price. Now, including tax &c
W&I-Eectric Appliances, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Malaria is one OF the oldest known
diseases of mankind.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Gift Shop Items Reduced
" and More

5 Decorated Pottery Pitchers. Were $3.50. Now,
SITS
Decorated Pottery Cruet& Were S.. Now S2.5e
Decorated Pottery Vases. Were $3.50. Now, Sl.75
Decorated Pottery Vases Were a. Now------$2
6 Decorated Pottery Wall Pocket Vases. Were $3.50.
Now 9l.75
Decorated Pottery Horn Of Plenty Vases. Were
S. $z.50
Is Decorated Glass Decanters. Less than u price.
Now ------------- --------- $1.50, 81 and $3.50
W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Food Shop Items Reduced

s25 Royal Dutch Rigatoni, lS-ounce can. Were
SIC. NoW-----------------
les Zucca Spaghetti in tomato sauce 12-ounce
can. Were 17c 12c
IS Jars Of Duval Orange Topping, 6-ounce Were
4ac Now ---2 &c
ss Rancher,s Pride Turkey and Noodles, is -ounce
Were 36c.
12o Hanover Pork and Sauerkraut, number AZ can.
were 4Uc.
ss Alexander the Great Spaghetti, 13-ounce. Were
- Golden Flow Apricot Juice, 46-ounce. Were soc.
Now lOc
sec Columbia River Kippered Shad, 3h-ounce.
"efe 1ic. NoW------------------- -----As 80
rs White Rose stewed Prunes, 1s-ounce. Were 35c.
Now " .25c
Is Happy Hour Artichoke Bottoms, 16-ounce Were
6oc Now -- 4ec
2se Ivanhoe Macaroni Salad were 27c. Now----2oc
W&L-The Food Shop, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.