davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-10-22

PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. de luxe; private
owner: good motor and tires. new seat
covers; need cash badly, will sacrifice for
SITS or take older car, trade and cash.
Can have financed II necessary. Ii. 1887.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

can De plQ WIN assurance on q oasis
of simple arithmetic; that is, the
mere addition Of your own assets to
those your partners bidding has in
dicated he has. That is why 1t Is SO
desirable to make direct rather than
indirect bids where the direct bid
is fully descriptive OF your holding.
In today's hand, for example,
when North opens with one dia-
mond, South could bide his time by
making one-over-one response In
spades, forcing partner to speak
again and intending to take vigorous
action on the next round. That
would be an indirect bid and would
require some drastic adjustment
later in the auction to paint q pic
ture Of the enormous honor trick
strength. South's hand, however,
measures up fully to the require
ments for a three no-trump re-
sponse. In fact, it is just out of the
textbook. A three no-trump re-
sponse designates a hand that is dis
tributed 1888 and contains a
high-card count of between is and
18. Where the responder holds q
hand which he is unable to describe
in one bid, it is necessary to make
a series Of bids to portray his
strength. In such cases, of course,
the indirect method must be re-
sorted to.
The most common illustration Is
the case where q hand Is too good
for q single raise Of partners OPEN
ing bid, but is not good enough for
a double raise. It Is then that a
temporary bid Of some other suit Is
made with the intention Of raising
partners suit on the next round.
But where partner opens one
spade and your hand qualities fully
for raise to three spades, that call
is usually preferable to some in
direct bid.
When North hears the three no
trump response, he need only resort
to simple arithmetic to conclude
that slam is no worse than around
the corner. He holds 16 points and
knows that his partner has at least
l6, so that the partnership assets
count to a minimum of 80. With
six-card suit, this count will usually
produce slam. There is a remote
chance, however, that the adver-
Saries' 8 points are made up Of two
aces. This induces North to visualize
the one possible hand that partner
might have that. would be lacking
these two aces. It is this:
AK109 0KQJ o10 &AQJ
To allow for this holding, he bids
only five no-trump, to give partner
a chance to get "off the hook" in
that case.
When I saw this hand played, the
North player was good enough In
arithmetic to bid a slam, but he was
hacking in tactics and brought dis
aster to his team by bidding the
slam In diamonds, which was de-
feated by a heart lead. The slam
at no-trump was safe against the
world. When a player has two or
three small cards in a suit in which
partner apparently has some honor
strength, every effort should be made
to let partner be the declarer, so
that his holding will be led up to If
it, happens to be the king or the
|ace-queen.
Copyright, 194s, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1948-10-22

1881 Wisconsin ave, OR. 340o.
liz Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. 1900 --25
sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC, 1887
East-West hwy, 81. 1900. Your friendly
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and North
west Washington, offers these quality used
cars at considerable reductions
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Poee Deputy Sheriff Named

LURAY, Va, Oct. oh. M.
Gander, Of Luray, has been named
an additional Deputy Sheriff Of
Page County. There are two other
deputies, Harry Mayes, and A. Lee
Huffman.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
Word Game
Find Al or more common Fl
words in
LINSTOCK,

LIN 8 I OK,
meaning, "a forked staff to hold .
lighted match for firing cannon.
Average mark is A words. Time
limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
bats" cats" are not used. 8. Only one
form of a word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-10-22

1911 4-door S1,O46
Most Of these cars have radios and heaters
and are guaranteed for 80 days. Many
other models to choose from. Open from
8 am. to $50 pm, Sundays from 10 to 8.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
African Minister
Ebenezer AME
Sunday Speaker

The Rev. Carlyle + Stewart,
pastor Of Ebenezer AME Church.
rcllnquIshed his pulpit 10 the
Rev j. "a Makone, a missionary
of South Africa. last Sunday
morning
A large congregation heard a
memorable communion message
IN both English and the Ian
cuaec of South Africa Choosing
IN, text from John Ala. the
Rev MI Makonc preached on
thp theme, The Living Wat
THE Rev MI. Makonc was
amazed at the American custom
OF the AME Church OF giving
communion TO the children OF
thc SUNDAY school of all ages.
H sMd. Il shall tell my peo-
pic abUut this method, because
d chld Is never too young TO
learn about Jesus .
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Sisters Held :
Continued 'FRONT.' Page u

cles at them.
When the officers arrived from
the Hunt Street station, they are
alleged TO have started an argu-
ment with the sisters. which en-
ded ir severe "beatings to both
Of them
Dg Robert Bennett of 30l East
Warren. who treated the sisters
Immediately after the alleged
beating inflicted by patrolman
John Zenns, reported that they
were banged up badly"
Both Mrs. Stewaxt and Mrs.
Onut told the Tribtmc tins week
hat they are yet being treated by
Dir Bennett.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Pontiac Baby Contest
Sponsored BY Z. Henry

Elgeut Henry Pontiac 100ot
81 In Detroit. NE 0259 and
make am appointment 20 have
yogr child photographed fou
VIII bc s8own tle proofs and
with ans order 10 slN or wote
pictures you Wall get beautiful
8xl0 inch poftralt and Two wal
let size pictures tree plus The
thte months subscription g. tho
TRIBUNE The paper wal be
mailed - N0l nome tNcc
~ im three months
contest N being puns1lci
hy c siomr Portrait Pnnioe
phf talpnc Henry Cali
Patta 2-6064 % Mrltot o@al
Wufrh voUu pape g. N1c ei
p. Dtucs nest WcCk
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
BTW Trade :
Continued From Page y

lConnnued FROM rage ~
instituted 20 give enterprs-
Ing merchants an opportunity to
SHOW the public that Negro busi-
mes has come of age"
One Of the most colortul
events on the eight-daY pro-
aram will be the parade headed
by two uniformed bands on
Sunday. September IL.
On the same night the CITY.
wide choir contest which proved
50 entertaining last year Will be
repeated
FEATURES FOR WOMEN
OF special interest TO the Won
on is the Wednesday afternoon
program which will feature
cooaing school.
Quartet singing. most Beautl
ful Baby and Bathing Beauty
Contest will be given prominen
places on the Exposition pro
cram
state and city officials viii ap
pear on the opening day program
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

The Baoy Photo Contest y,
Pontiac. which started June ! IS
off 20 good beginning The
contest Wl un uuti Septem
Der I and the lucky winning
baby viii van S23 wa bond
Enter yuu baby u0n ln tag
Pontiac Baby Contest and his
picture Nll bc Published % thc
Detroit TRIBUNE Yoa wili cc-
FREE 4, va Dctat TRIBUNE
Tp tafe vu r8.a cail tlc
Hon pHJral pah1 aahc
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
~ TWo sHoTs WERE FIRED

Two other patrolmcn, attached
o. q cout car and assigned to
the vGnlty near bv at the cli-
naX oi the shooting reported
thu they heard thc officers call
halt and Gre warning shot
before the fatal one caught Mos
icy p the back,
They are Charles Neville 35,
and Charles D5tko, 81
Meanwhile Prosecutor James
J McNally. in a statement To
IN TRIBUNE on Monday OF
Inn week. promised to nvesti-
gate the staying fully and
Thoroughly He also reported
mat OF eighteen witnesses at
thc time he had received clgh-
teen different statements.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Mundt Bill

unpopular ideas
In the words OF the report
of the President Committee on
Civil Rights our purpose is
not TO construct anyones free
dom TO speak ii is rather TO
enable the people better 60 Judge
the true motives OF those who
try 70 sway them The Mundt
bill violates the commons sense
approach and that's why the
JAW CO and the rest of the
Go are against H."
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

organizations.
This is the first time that
any large group not directly
connected with the newspaper
publishing business has been
invited 10 join in the news
paperman's deliberations. Mr..
Young stated.
William o. Walker, editor Of
the Call and Post and secretary
treasurer of the association, said
that request for hotel reserva-
tions wer' being received daily.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

and that the response thus !.
indicated one OF the larpes, a.s -
egations, if not the larreS, N''
attend the publishers mce,.. y
in its eight years.
or primary interest 10 a..
publishers and expected 10 w Y,
tract as much interest as ... :,
phase OF the three-day prog,.s
is session in which ali N ~
most recent mechanical inn. ~
vations in newspaper publishin.
will be explained and discussss
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
DR.. Mcconnell .
Ul ON Education
THREE CHEMISTRY GRADS

ClI on EduCdtlOD
THREE CHEMISTRY GRADS
Approximately 1850 seniors
are scheduled 10 receive their
degrees at the ceremonies, from
Dr.. DAVID y. Henry, president
of the University. Included on
the Inst OF degree recipients will
bc iout candidates for the de-
gree. doctor of philosophy.
Thcy are the first TO have COM
plcted requirements for this de-
gree under Wayne programs.
There viii be three candidates in
the field of chemistry and one
in physiological chemistry.
The June ceremonies are the
SECOND Wayne graduation exer-
ciscs in 1913. the first having
taken place last January fol-
the 80 persons who had COM
pldtcd degree work up to that
time The total l948 graduating
group of 1871 persons, is the
largest annual group in Wayne's
history
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
NNPA Convention

groups.
Discussion leaders, according
to Mr. Loeb. Will be w Barton
Beatty public relations director
of Hampton Institute; p Ber-
nard Young Jr,. editof-ln chief
Of the Journal and Guide; and
Ernest K Johnson. of Carter.
Johnson Associates New York
City, one OF the public relations
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
ATTENTION

Beautiful z room home for
sale, newly decorated inside
and out, 2 car garage, full
size basement with recrea-
ticn room and <itchenette
completely furnished. Phone
owner for complete details.
TY. 4-0194.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

FOR SALE Fats. Bclvldore
4262 near Forest 5 room cach
Oak floors and finish fireplace
bookcases. shower bath hot air
heat garage Terms Benson Real
~. 7l49 Graiioi. VA. 7ll3
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

ST AuBiN near Kiray s room
basement Hoi Air Heat New
Furnace Tile Kitchen.
JOS. CAMPAU CIR. Superior.
basement Houtc
rear So 900. $1,000 down Move
riyh. RI
GROCERY Meat Market Bee
and Nine in Hartramck Very
good business. Brick buiidina 5
rooms n rear Upstairs 2 s. full
basement Steam heat sioker. Will
sell business and building or bus
iness only. " B Sianczak I242l
Conani. TW. 2.774o
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

LESSlN5 939S near Mcclellan
5 rooms each hot sir heat fun
basement $500 ,crms Benson
Realty 14{s Grauoi VA l7l1.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

FOR SALE Buick $50 Door
Super Sedan. Exce eut Condi
hon. Radic Heater Seat Covers
new fires S92Soo Call TO. 8 $500.
Private party.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
ron SALE

NIGHT CLUB near charlev9sS
Mich. ~ rookns. S have private
baths. 90 scr es Of land Gold
mine Tor coicred person Beau
t.ful surroundings. Large dining
room. Modern\kiichen. S. 600 re
CURED. IA. 5-2SS6.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
FlELDs' STORY DISTORTED

Am ALSO sollg that Mn Fields felt necessary 10
-r,u lch Wjld and distorted story. Because after the
oH eliminating him from the board Of directors. was
tpla e attempted 80 stir up dsension among the employ
4. thc shoi Tins action unSItceSsiu for not only
atc l oF bc employee, of the ibune pledged their
operation ~ thp manager but morale is 100 higher
lt th.e -'tc thcv confidence in Fields long ago.
Advertisers, readers and supporters Of the a p e
have deluRcd the editor with phone calls of encourage
and best wishes for improved Tribune, a
suit Of the shakeup The legal affairs of the Tribune
still being handled BY c Henri Lewis attorney for the
Company who also member of the board of directors
and a Nsockholder.
The editor assured them thitt the DETROIT TRIBUNE,
tl the ciiy only hometown paper. the other papers
operating indcr absentee ownership. One is owned
and operated by Pittsburgh firm. and the other The
Chonicol nrncinav nNned hv the Chicago Defender.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

SINGLE INITIAL Bodsprns Mat
tress $1,000 and Electric Hud
son Sweeper $500 TW ]s4s
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Classified
roR sALE

FOR SALE
GOOD Refriqidaire for sale Call
Murray 3l80
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

Pairolman Boland reported
that he grabbed az Leon when
he alghied from the auiomo
ollie but missed him Melasi
reported 70 have been The driv
er Of the scout car. which
took up the chase al Vernon
and Chene caught him. but
says that MosleY broke loose.
Then hc says he fired the
warming and falal shots.
SHOT OPPOSITE MILLER
HIGH SCHOOL
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

WANTED. Men anS women &c
sell Holy Bibles on credit
terms. commissions daily must be
a good worker. For appointment
call TR. 32l53
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

FOR SALE. 1898 Cadillac Con
verhble. r & H Completely
oyerhaulod. See this before YOU
buy. TW 2 1872.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

FARMS FOR SALE Modern
Farms near Nj Clemens. 81
acres rich land 5000 q, Granoi
ironiaqc 10 room house com
pleteiY furnished OIL. steam 2
baths .arsc chicken house barn
and other o-t buildings Solid
new driveway. 500 600 Subsian
hal down payment Walden Real
~. tn l,6470
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
EVERYBoDY Is doinq n now

EVERYBODY IS doing ~ now
Why not your Ordering ior
home delivery home use nation
silly known Valencia natural
trust lulces IN orange iruit
punch grape pineapple grape
lruit etc A toast Of good Healih
Tor the entire family as near as
Y0ar phone LOrain 77s5 a
t1a. order makes you regular
oatron. enjoy The difference 81 no
'<ira COS; Fresh packed daily
Evening star., 1948-06-15

Mysrs, Ellis ArnaII, Gov. Ben LsneY Of Arkansas
and Max tsrner are the speakers.
WG. 9:00-0zris Nelson and Harriet Nil.
lizard. Lena Horne ere guests on Eddie taa.
tors final program Of the season.
WMAL, 9:30-1hs first American perform.
aaes Of Donald Phillips "Csaesrte Ia ku
Is GIVEN BY the Boston Pops
Evening star., 1948-06-15

Last.Ssin1fe eJs8HIes ~
Ssdio ro0resas some
tiSses ro6ch The Star too
Evening star., 1948-06-15

Wop. to:oo-hkhasl Rsdsrsvs Is ne st,r
Of The Return Of iAs Native" from ths
Thomas Hardy novel.
WRC. t0:00-A asw series Of adventures
n The issnassr, eofIiH Archer.
WM, t0:30-siemund Rombsrss featured
vseaiist. sxFilM Actor Joha Howard, sinss The
Ranger Song" snd "oaes Upon . Msfims."
Evening star., 1948-06-15
relEylsloN STATIONS.

WNBW (Channel 4)-Afternoon Music,
Playhouse. 5. Film Featurettes, g. Com
ing Attractions. 6:45. Washington News
reel, 4 Johnny Bradford. 1905. Your
Weather Man, 1885 Musical Almanac,
!: 40. Newsreel Theater. 7:5O Star The
ater, 3. Tele-Screen Magazine. 8. Capt.
tai Citizen. $50. washington Newsreel,
WTTG tChanneI 5)-Test Pattern, 1 30
80. Concert Hall, $50. Small Fry
Club. 8. Russ Hodges, $50. Walter
Compton, 6:45. Magic Armchair, Z. Film
Shorts, 7:30. Meet Mrs. Market, 7:45.
Court Of Current Issues. 6. Winning
Bridge Made Easy, Q. Film Shorts, 9:1b.
WMAL Tv Channel 7)-Test Pattern,
1O-3:30. Belmont Hunt Meet, $3.50. Test
Pattern. 4:3O. Film Features. 6:45. Face
the Music, 7:15. News, 7:3O. Feature
Film, 7:45. I'VE. the People" Q. On
Wings Of Thought. $50. Salute to WP1x.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
on 1nk AIR TONIGHT.

WMAl, 7:05-Tris Coffin interviews Senator
Robert Taft.
W0p. 7t5-hs King Cole Trio appear
with Jack Smith.
WMAl, S:30-Whom Should he Democrats
Nominate for prssideni!' Senator Francis
Evening star., 1948-06-15

asss for correction mss aay.
Evening star., 1948-05-13

Lam ps
1855 Rayon Lamp Shades,
S1.o8
15-S3.9s Washable Shades, $1.00
@$19.98 Brass Table Lamps,
Sass
2-s19.9s Royal Haeger Table
Lamps $12.9S
2-S49.9S Onyx Lamps s$39.9S
I-S49.9S Onyx Torchiere Lamps,
$39.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
Linens and DOmestics
16-Seconds of $2.95 Printed
Bridge Sets, 36x36" 6"- CSC
$3.50 Woven Cotton Place
Mats lOc
Chenille Bedspreads. Blue.
Twin size ----------------S S3.9S
$3.50 Chenille Bedsprcads.
s4.s7
76-Seconds Of Cannon Percals
Cases, 45x381a ---------73c
lo-Seconds Of S2.49 Martex Bath
Towels, 24x46". Blue Sl.1S
36-Seconds of 89c Martex Guest
Bath Towels, 16x2s". Blue 3sc
Ss-Seconds of csc and 29c Mar
tex Wash Cloths ----15c
14-S3.49 Appliqued Pillow Cases,
hemstitched -- $3.50 pr.
Seconds of 54x90" Pacific Truth
Sheets, camp and cot size S1.49
Seconds of $3.1s Pacific Heavy
weight Sheets, 90x108". Type l40,
S2.7s
Kann's-Street Floor
Daytime Dresses
Se-ss.s5 Rayon Street Dresses,
SS.77
.o-ss.ss to slo.ss Rayon Dresses,
$4.77
a5-$5.95 Cotton Dresses $3.77
loo-$2.9s Cotton House Dresses.
SLIT
l5-$1o.s5 Rayon Jersey Mater
nifty Dresses ses----------$3.H
25-$5.95 Printed Rayon Dresses.
S2.77
l5o-S5.95 Cotton Dresses SAT-
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-05-13

9, G, so ss.,. s,..x. s.o,+ Shirts sIoht eo $69
$500. q "a r.mov,-Moke Pojomes
"a e. os 3. Ia ..s S..x. sno,+ shr4s -
Is OK sssr s,..x. sno,, sh; size l5h soIed $50
4, e 3os e.. e.. snor shirts mussed d---$I99
e az ;"s..,.. p.h. ' ~ --------$499
= K. r.is.. .o;ied
>, eJIss oS ,I.i;..S peh. -.a----------S644
:, e OK ,.,.."Ic, cotton Pobe, .---.-------$344
..I s.d ~, Ties n,ssed dorooed ------9e
:, sSo a. i...".,.. M.,.. pnhe, ------S444
q cII =" ~. =. ~. He,dLe,ehief.
:, e. os sh... s..x. s.o,t sh;n -------$277
e. e. ~ ss an shot s..v. s,o, Shirt. m,sed
e sn s"s... k1.I. Ions sleeys sno,t shin,
$500 and s6e5 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts. mussed sas
s-55e rresuor ResuIos Cotton Athletic Shis5ss
4-$l.s5 Duo Union Suits soied
Kanns-Mens sore-street Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Luggage

Luggage
7-sI0.95 Weekend Cases $500
6-S12.00 Week End Cases $500
4-s19.95 Pullman Cases --$13.9S
3-$22.S5 Hat and Shoe Cases,
S13.99
l-s11.45 Pullman Case, 1ettered.
S7.88
An luggage pfHs 20% tor
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Better Dresses
IL Misses $29.95 l and 2 Piece
Rayon Prints and Sheers $500
s Misses $500 to $29.S5 Navy
Blue and Black Rayon Sheers,
$I2.00
9 Misses S16.95 Black and Navy
Blue Dresses 1900
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Infants Wear

3e-S1.49 Hand made Embroid-
cred Gertrudes. Pink SIC
$3.50 Flannelette Slips, bound
tn pink and blue e--------3S 3Sc
20-S1.99 White Organdy Bonnets,
lace-trimmed ----S S1.4
$3.50 Short -sleeved and sleeve
less Shirts. Sizes l and D. $50
27-Boys' Irreg. Of $2.ss White,
Wash Suits. Sizes 3-6 6--S1.99
@GirIs' $6.SS Spring Suits.
Sizes 5, 5, 6------$3.SS
11-Toddlers' $5.s9 Sheer Cotton
Dresses. Sizes ! to 3--S3.88
4-Boys S10.98 Spring Coats, $5.47
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Budget Dresses

20-MisseS S14.S5 Dresses. Sl.e0
Misses and Women's SASS
Rayon Creps Dresses es-------t8.eo
Misse5 SI1.s5 PasteIs and Darker
Shade Rayon Crepe Dresses $e.ee
Misses $s.S5 Rayon Crepe Pastel
nresas $500
Women's $7.95 Gabardine Dresses
(properly labeled - to hbre con-
tent). Dark shades
Kann's-4econd Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
COrsets

66-S3.95 Lady Hollywood Foun-
dations. Sizes 1916 d.S9
1885, 50 to $3.50 Air-Way Ma
ternity Supports, with side lacing.
$2.8S
3-S15.0e Camp Surgical Belts for
back support. Side lacing $2.Ss
1-S5.Oo Fortuna Girdls Of lace
elastic. Blue. Small size .--$5.4s
$500 Real-Form Girdie, all
elastic. Blue. Size 26 - $2.SS
$500 Debu- FERN Giriiies and
Panty Girdles, knitted with Du
Pont nylon. Sizes. small. medium
and large S3.95
3s-S5.95 Par-FcTm Junior Girdles
and Panty Girdles. Blue and nude.
S1.9s
17-s7.s5 to S1s.s5 Various Types
Black Girdles, figured brocade
and elastic ic------------$3.O
KAnns-eecond Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Millinery

2S-$3.ss Betting Ribbon, Visor
Brim BeretS ---- Sl.O0
37-S1.99 to $3.99 Straw Brims
and Off Face Hats. Black and
3s-s5.s5 to $10.95 Straws $500
Kann nn's-Second Floor
Art Goods
1888 Hassock, damaged, S4.49
2-s2.9s Bag Innings, damaged,
$50
7-$l.7s Stamped Bridge Sets,
$50
$3.50 Studio Pillows, soiled,
$1.19
.4-S2.ss Stamped Lunch Cloths,
= $1.49
% ~ Kann's~ Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
FLOOR SAMPLES-APPLIAkcES

FLOOR SAMPLES-APPlIANCES
~ ' Sl69.95
z-ses ss Eesy Whi,Idy Apartment ws'hs's de"onst.oto
z-s4ss5 Ee.y whi,dry Apartment wehe'', demonst,oto
,-sl7ee5 Easy Autorste ronsr floor sonple 4SS5
i-sj4ss SO Detroit Stove, floor somple -Slz9s5
i-sls45o coIorie De Luxe Rense floor so"pe
l-3- Burner Cabinet Cos Range. special --.-S's.s9
'-@7''' ;" Wv 0 $3.50
, eng w wh.,hot Shaft $500
l-S2l rs Roiewey We'll cebinet. steel I-----1e?sseoee
i-s325o Kitchen Meid 27x33 WeI csbinet S!s.s22
I-SIee5 15x3o Steel WoH csbnet sto's22
I-$37s5 1896 Steel Base csbnst
Kann's-Applance store-corner sh and Streets
Evening star., 1948-05-13

z-M.n, s45 Al-weo Awoo! coverdne color ton pon
cookies sizes short 37 perfect suit for weo
deoy suited for sport e0ot h, Iii vol ,n
color brown and blue Sizes reouo H5o long, 81.
Beo the heot in these shape eonno suits ts-----S Ss4ss
1A.r S37 so AiWoo Covert Color the olive IN
size 3s LONG If this your size dont pass y by
Suits. Alwoo eroy tweed sizes reg
dior 2i37 Jdt the complete your wardrobe
AMens SIo5o Block, woterproofed lightweight nun
sve in sizes perfect tor pn0
Kann's-Mens store-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13
LINGERIE and Negligees

$3.50 Rayon Knitted Slips. Lace
trimmed and tailored. Sizes 80
to A in group. Tearose - $1.Ss
Irreg. and 1st DUAL. $500 to
s3.95 Slips. Lace-trimmed and
tailored. Rayon satin, crepe. Bro
Irregs. of S7.95 Spun Rayon
Gowns and Cotton Gowns. Broken
sizes S3.99
S3.95 Cotton Crepe Robes. Wrap
style. Tearose and blue. Sizes
"a to 4O---$ $1.88
S2.95 Matching Gown. Sizes "a
to 40 sI.eo
s5.s5 Navy Blue Robes with
white piping. All wool, wrap
style. Size IL -------- $1.0o
Kann's-Second Floor
Girls Year
so-Girls' sIo.s5 Spring Coats.
Sizes 7-12 ------------$o.oo
35-Girls' S1.00 Pastel Long
Sleeved Polo Shirts "a for $50
25-Girls' $5.95 Wool Skirts.
$1.97
20-Girls' S2.99 BIouses. Dotted
Swiss cotton ---------,$ $l.2S
30-GirIs' $3.99 Cotton Blouses
and Rayon Blouses ------- $50
+Girls' $5.95 Water-Repellent
Raincostg Ez---.-- - - $500
1o-GirIs' $s.85 Spring Suits $500
1 sKaaln.s--Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-05-13

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ee" d.. 49, p.;ceoes size IA --S39s
ls7s5 AIvesa sIset: size ze ye's tt, -
....Se.,9 Az w, ~. 49,. go. - - -S159
Y. ,v.s s.s~ s.as .izes n IS Is 1e--Ss7S
~ ~, 49, r.... .;,.. 10 II "A Is
-SI9So sn- y Z" IN S. .,.s "a "a al $3.50
81, Bows Si7.e5 Summer Suits sizes 8, T. s--.$s:s,
os end 81 zes she Sleeve Sps Shirts 20 ond 22sN
Boys etore-second F1os
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Teen Shop

lo-S2.s8 Teen Cotton Print
Dresses. Maize and blue. Sizes
els 5---2 for $500
l5-$5.95 Teen Slip-on Sweaters,
S1.97
s5-s5.s5 Teen Cargigan Sweat
ers $I.e8
lO-$2. 80 Teen Cotton Blouses,
99c
l5-$29.95 Teen Spring Suits.
$1,000
Ja-SS.95 Teen Pastel Wool
Dresses $4.00
20-SS.9S Teen Wool Skirts, $500
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
1913 Chistx Disetfs
Chair Covers
$l.59

Covers consist of back and
seat of Everglaze Chintz.
Fits conventional wood or
chrome dinette chairs.
Kann'+Third Floor