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Evening star., 1948-04-16
CORSETS AND BRASSIERES

Imported English Cotton Net Brossieres ,----79e
In White, nude or block and CUPS Sizes 81 to 3d.
Tissue weight NyIon Net Brossieres es--------79c
Nude only A, and c Sizes 81 to 49,
Gentle but Firm Control Royon Satin Bros--l.l9
In and cups only; upift type. Sizes 81 to 40.
Quick-Dying Nylon Satin Bros os------------l.39
Give you the rounded look A. and cups. 81 to 40
Zip Closing, Royon Foe Foundations ------6.66
Elastic side sections down. stretch book. 81 to "a.
Junior Royon -ond Cotton Lace LostexF Grdles,
In nude blue white. Pull-on style. 4.4
Junior size Pu-on Pontie Girdle
OF royon-on oee Lostex*; nude, blue, white
"kyroIon" GirdIe (of nyon and royon) ------o.So
Elostic side sections Sizes 70 to 3D.
Fomous make NyIon Girdte te---------------SSS
Elastic side sections. zip closing. Sizes IS to "a.
Girdes of Rayon Satin Lostex' '---------il.S4
With eno eostc side sections. Sizes IS to "a.
Zip-cIosine Royon Satin lostex* Gird'e /.SS
Four sections oyon Loex zip closing Sizes y to 81
Unboned kyIon Ponte Girde de----------7.S
Nyon eosc and bock Sizes 2 zo ZS ~ ono 9o
Foundations in Women's Sizes es-----------!l.S
Front zip closing upt busne eostc sides Sizes So to 40
Fuller Figure, SpecioI Design orset--------7.9o
l5 IS and II inch lengths; 5e to 4e; eosse sides
S. Pat. OF.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor sapr SpFf"S
Evening star., 1948-04-16
NEGLIGEES AND ROBES

Cotton Print Zip Closing useeoot--------3.9S
Tiny wostIine, ruIed neckne, flowing skirt.
Cotton Seersucker Brunch Coot-----------3.98
Pink blue, noize wroporound style sst-n belt
IdeoI TroveI Robe Of Cotton Seersucker-----4.9S
Print pottern sreen blue. red or grey grounds.
Cotton Seersucker Print Housecoot-
Full eireulor skirt Rose. yellow or black grounds
Fine Royon Crepe Printed Housecoots
Sweeping around skirts style with pep|um.
Print Cotton BoIIerino Housecoot-
Long zip closing ruffed henIne. Pastel grounds.
Striped Royon Luono Cloth Housecoot t------8.SS
Zip closing Two-tone color combinations. Sizes z to TO-
Fovorite Royon Shontung Hostess Gown----l1.28
Zip closing; dramatic print pottern sweeping skirt
Loce Trimmed Royon Bridal Ensemble ------l4.8S
sotin royon nohtie; royon sheer neeieee. Sizes 1915
Third Floor Washington: Second Floor silur Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MISSES SPoRTsWEAR

Cool, CoIorfuf Print Cotton HoIters "a
Ruffed trim, boned, sopIess styles.
Popular Combed Cotton Tee Shirts 40
Stripes Of plain coIors, either light or dork
Royon BoucIe Cop-SIeeve Sweaters
Plain coors and stripes in posteIs. Sizes 81 to 40.
Sturdy Denim Jeons and Clam Digees----- -2.68
In red or navy blue Sizes II to ls
Royon Gobordine 6 Cotton Twill Shorts 2.88
In white, black navy, brown Sizes y to 49,
Royon Gobordine ToiIored Slocks ---------4.64
In no brown black Summer woos in checks sizes to8
Skirts, Swing style or Slim
Royon eobordn sizes Y to 49, or block
Fored- Bock, AII-WooI Toppers -----------6.88
Cufed sleeves; bright and poste shades Sizes Il to TO-
Royon FoIe or Royon Gobordine Skirts -6.88
Swing style slim and strooht. Block and posteIs.
Two-Piece PIoysuits and l-Pieee Sun Dresses, 874
Print pque spun stripe seeucke ehoboy Sizes II to S
Royon Gobordine or Cotton Seersueker Suits, 876
Long sleeves light dark color Sizes Il 70 l6.
Dressmoker-styIe Bothing Suits ts------------4.6S
Print royon Jersey the group Sizes 81 to 49,
Royon Lostex" Bathing uits------------6.29
! and piece styles; plain coors Sizes 81 to SO.
PosteI Cotton Beach Robes
Knee length; self belt and collar. Sizes II to 20.
s. Pat on.
Third Floor. Washington; Street Floor. saper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
LINGERIE

LINGERIE
Nationally Fomous Tailored SIps----------2.79
Fine royon crepe; nodded bra top; won't ride up
Fomous Make Royon Crepe S|ps----------3.19
Also few royon sotins many Ioce-trnnned; postels
Loce- trimmed Fomous Name ips--------479
OF rich royon crepe oce rufIed henn new lengths
Beautiful Cockto Petticoots-
OF mutifoment royon crepe; pink black or white.
Print Botiste, Loce trim Niehtgowns-
Fine quality; famous bond tiny fooI print
ToiIored, Print Cotton Botiste Pojomos-
Foros white piping excellent cut and detoi
Tricot-knit Royon Two-Tone Ponties
Eoscized woistbond white with blue, pink rnoize.
Loce-trimmed, Royon Crepe Ponties .S9
Excellent detoiI elastic bond; white, pink or black.
Third Floor. Washington; Second Floor, sluer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WOMEN'S GLOVES
kIl kl.I cI.

Mesh NyIon SIip-ons-
Washable. White. Sizes to g.
Imported Hond-Sewn White Cotton SIip-ons- ST
Double Sizes to IA.
Kp-Sewn Cotton SIip-ons-
In lovely high fohion shades. Sizes to M
Washable Copeskin SIip-ons-
Pastel shodes Sizes to IN.
Imported White Goce Lombskin Gloves -----2.S9
4button spons 6button mousquetoires Sizes TO IA.
Doeskin Gloves, SIip-on or Shorty
Doe finished Iombskn White and postes. Sizes to IA
Whip Stitched Cotton Shorties - 1T
White black, brown and postels. Sizes s to 8.
Street Floor, Washington and Sttuer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
JUNIOR MISS DRESSES

Printed Royon Crepe Dresses ses------------l7.89
Light ond dark grounds Sizes 9 to 5.
One Piece Royon Cord Dresses
BY nationally famous moker. Sizes 9 to IS.
One and Two Piece Junior Dresses 877
In fovorte royon fobrics. Sizes 9 to 5.
Cav Plaid Dresses
Seersucker many styles Sizes 9 to IS.
Print, Plaid and Plain Junior Dresses s------lO7
A coortuI group Of and royons. Sizes 9 to T. 5.
Third Floor Washington Second Floor, sAper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
HANKERCHIEFS

Women's Pure Linen Hondkerchiefs
Hand embroidered in China, variety OF patterns.
Women's Assorted Hondkerchiefs
Hand rolled cotons. en'broideres prints
Bows Cotton Hondkerchefs- hefs-----------l4c
With coIored, woven borders.
Mems Pure Linen Hondkerchiefs-
White, hemstitched.
Mems CoIored- Border Cottons- ons----------37e
Mems lnitioIed Hondkerchiefs
Hand embroidered, hond-roIled hens.
Mems IntioIed Hondkerchiefs efs-------------28e
Street floor, Washington Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WOMEN'S JEWELRY
Street Floor, Washington and sausr Spring

l-2-3 Strond Simulated PeorIs
White pink blue, with tileree oIosps.
Simulated Peon Eorines- es------------------95e
Assortment both Ioree and small styles.
Z to Strand Simulated Pearls
Uniform chokers graduated necklaces. White or pink
2-3-4-5 Strand Simulated Peorls ZSO
Choken bbs necklaces; rhinestone fiIoree cIops.
ToiIored or Dressy JeweIy- eIy-----------------95e
keckoces eornos, broeeIets and pins; wide assortment
Beautiful Costume Jewely- ely---------------179
Necklaces, eorines. broeelets pins. Lovely styles.
Street Floor Washington and shper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WOMEN'S COATS AND SUITS

Women's AI-WooI Toppers, Young Sly les--23SS
Straight cut or fIored Sizes I41222h. Spring color,
AII-WooI Suede and Crepe Toppers-------lS33
Spring coIors, styles Sizes IA to 221z "a to A.
Womens Cool Crisp Royon Summer Suits--Z3.44
Excellent royon suitino new lengths, flored skirts
Womens AII-WooI Suede Toppers- S8
Yoke and pocket detail; fIoe straight backs.
Wool Crepe and Gobordine or Twill Suits---z7S8
Softly toiIored; lengths fored or slim skirts.
Women's BeIted or Boxy Roineoots-
Woer-repeent ond stain resstont royon fobrics!
Third Floor. Washington; Second Floor, Surer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WoMEN'S HOSIERY
Street. Floor, Washington snd saner Spring

WOMEN'S nOSIEk1
l5-Denier, 5l-Gouge kyIons- ns--------------1.5S
Long Wearing, 3o-Denier, 51-Gouee NyIons, l.3S
Sheer l5-Denisr, 45-Gouse kylons-
Sturdy 30-Denier, 45-Gouee NyIons s--------l.lS
Street Floor. Washington snd sausr Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MATERNITY DRESSES

Plain or Print Royon Maternity Dresses s----lO.29
Royon crepes, eobordine and Butchers Sizes 10 TO 8.
Third Floor Washington Second Floor, siluer Spring
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WOMEN'S SHOES

WOMEN'S SHOES
Fomous Make Women's Shoes ---------- 8.75
Spring styles in pumps, onke strops, platforms!
Brond New Spring and Summer Shoes ----- 875
In bIue black, brown red with white; also oil white
Famous Name Poy Shoes 3.l9
Sandals wrop-oroun ankle strop, poin ankle strop
Third Floor Washington Street Floor, Stlrer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
BLOUSES

EyeIet- Trimmed Cotton BIouses-
Jewel neckIine, ruffed cuff, deep yoke
Jewel NeckIine, Royon Crepe Blouses a.
White pink or oquo Tiny cop sleeves. Sizes 32-58
BRIGHT Print Pure Silk Blouses es-------------/SS
Ground ooIors ore yellow, navy, green, red.
Fine Cotton Peasant Blouses s------------3S4
Eyelet- embroidered trim; white only: Sizes $3.50
Royon Crepe Leof Print Blouse ----------4S8
PosteI bockarounds Barrymore collar, cop sleeves
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor. Strer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WOMEN'S DRESSES

WOMEN'S DRESSES
Attractive Printed Bembere" Royons -------zl.OO
In 1914 to 2417.
Royon Crepes and Bembere* Royons ns-------1S.35
One ond piece Sizes 1914 to 24}7.
Women's Fovorite Royon Fobric Dresses - 1885
In sizes l6l2 to 24l ond 38 to "A.
on.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor, Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

FURS
BIoek-dyed Persion Lamb Coots--Tox Incl, S75e
select skins; it's mode neosure styles
3-Skin Natural Mink Scorfs --Tox Incl, 1870
Supple, Iustrous and deep fured Rich. fine color.
4-Skin Natural Mink Scorfs ---Tox Incl, los so
Luxurious fine color and texture fluid, supple drope
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor SAver Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
WoMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR

WoMEk's KNIT UNDERWEAR
Trieot-knit Royon Vests and Pontes-
hon-run; or white
Tricot-knit Royon Jersey Chemise .------''5S
sode. style built up shoulder teoro's; so to ~
Tricot-knit Royon Jersey Nightgowns -Z.S
Tolored or ooe trim; postes; regular and extra sizes
Royon Jersey Trieot-knt sIips----.---..z zs9
Loce trim double top odiuobIe srops Sizes 81 to A.
NvIon PowerIostic Pontie Grdles----------1.7S
Win nyIon front poneI petite, small. medium, Ioros
Fomous New Length Royon Crepe Slips-----Z.4'
stroieht- front. bios-eut back Sizes 81 TO 49,
Smooth fitting Treot-knit Royon nBro-----oSe
Tsoro.e: ribbon srops. Sizes 81 70 36.
s,sst v,oos Warrington snd saDsr Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
BETTER DRESSES
Royon Shontunq Coot- Dress

In black novy brown jade green, grey Sizes TO to 70.
Third Floor Washington Second Floor, silUer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MEZZANINE DRESSES

Misses Dresses, in Fine Royons ns------------988
Prints Solids Assorted fobrics. Sizes II to 20.
Women's Royon Crepes or Royon Sheers-----98S
CoIorfuI prints combinations. Sizes l6l2 TO 24lz.
Misses One and Two Piece Royons ------- 7.99
severoI royon fobrcs mony styles. Sizes II to 20.
Womens Print Royon Dresses es------------7.99
Many fabrics, sizes 38 to "A ond 1914 to 24}2.
Floor. Washington; Second Floor. slUer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
UNIFORMS

UNIFORMS
Iona or Short -SIeeved White Uniforms ms-----3.8S
popIns cotton broodcIoths Junior misses wonens sizes
White Swan Pebble Groin Royon Uniforms s~-5.38
Iona or short sleeves Junior, wonens misses sizes
Floor, Washington Second Floor Stoer Spring
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MEzZANlNE COATS AND SUITS

Misses AIl-Woo Suede Toppers --:------l7.89
All popular lengths FIored Docks spring eolors.
Misses DioeonoI-Weove Wool 80" Toppers, l4.89
New fonoe shoulders; fully lined; spring eoos
JuiIIiord Royon Cord and Royon Foille Suits l489
Tiny woines fIored skirts. Sizes 10 TO l8.
Womens AI-WooI Tropunto- Trim Toppers 1879
s2-inch length; fully lined Sizes 331z to 43h.
Misses Royon Gobordine Roincoot-
With detachable hood fitted style. Sizes 10 to 20
Third Floor Washington: Second Floor stIper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
GROOMING AIDS

GROOMING AIDS
at our Washington Store Only
Dr.. West Tooth Brush ---------------39c
Personno BIodes Pkg. Of l0)--------------59e
Ipono Tooth
Mum Deodoront
Trushoy Hand Lotion --------------------47e
Fitch Creme Shompoo-
Lydio Gray FocioI Tissues 800 sheets) ------2Se
Prices Include ras Applicable
street Floor, Washington store Only
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MILLINERY

Mons, Petipoint Strows Bokus, Ponomos ---9SS
In cIoches, soIors, postiions suffers, norbures
Imported Strows; oIso Milons, Picopols- ls-----8.88
In dressy styles; soiIors, cloches, root tops
Small and Lorge Brimmed Summer Strows 6.S8
New youthful styles both dressy and tailored.
Rouqh Strow and Honeycomb Strow Hats - 5.88
In wide variety of wonted. summer oolors.
Summer Hats for the Limited Budget ----- 4.44
In ponomos, rough strows, ocy strows, sisoIs.
Third Floor Washington; Second Floor. Silper Spring
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CASUAL DRESSES
DAYTIME DRESSES

sonforized" Pique and Chombroy Dresses ---- 5.8S
Forou name prints, stripes, solids. Sizes II TO A.
Fomous Name Sonforized" Cotton Dresses ---4.58
Stripes and prints Sizes II to "A.
% more hdn
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor, Super Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
cosMETIcS AND ToILETRIES

COSMETICS AND ToILE1RIES
Metal compoets, large assortment
JeweIed Compocts, metal oI-----------------'.Sl
Hordwoter Soop, Box Of II Cokes----------9Se
Brush-Up Kit ---------------------
Simulated leather kit with nyIon brists brush and comb
Profession Style Hair Brushes es--------------ISe
Lucfte handles nylon brises for and ~on,sn
stvie. for women and men; ucs bock,. nyon brstles
Toilet Tissue rolls we
Prices trelude tas spplicads
Street Floor, Warrington and Strer spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Misses COATS AND SUITS

Handsome, New Silhouette Summer Suits--l8.33
Lightweight royon eobordnes lice Points, dark poe hodes
Nationally Fomous Spring Wool Suits ----44.O0
Crepes, mensweor woeds, eobordines. Sizes 1o-18.
Fitted or Boy Royon BengoIine Suits
Block and navy Sizes l2-l8 For spring and summer.
Fovorite Wool Gobordine Toppers
In black navy and luscious posteIs. Sizes 1918.
Spring Coots, Full Length 6 Shorties-
In fovorIe wooIs-eobordine, suedes and orepes
Fine Wool Toppers and Cape Toppers-----19.8S
Also some oyon benoolne toppers. Sizes 10 to g.
Nationally Fomous, Hieh-Foshion Suits-----54.88
Juilod and Forstmonn wool; wide variety Of eolors.
Couturier Coots by Fomous Makers -------54.8S
In fitted, boy and widely fIored styles. Spring hues
Hieh-StyIed, Woter-RepeIIent Roincoots-
FIofed ond fitted types. Many eoors Sizes 1913
Third Floor, Washington Second Floor Stuer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

BLOUSE BAR
Royon Crepe Printed Blouses es-------------3.E
Several styles dark light grounds Sizes 81 TO 3d.
cotton Evelet BIouses Us
self-trimmed White and postels. Sizes 81 to 36.
White Sheer Cotton BIouses Z.2s
Eyeet and oee trims length sleeves Sizes 81 TO 3d.
Street Floor. Washington and Silpr Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
EVENING DRESSES

Royon Morquisette Dance Dresses s--------l78
StropIess styles In red green Sizes 9 to IS.
Hiqh- -CoIIored Dance Dresses 3!
Sizes TO IS.
Long -SIeeved Royon Morquisettes-
Embroidery yokes. In posteI shodes Sizes 9 to IS.
Black 6 White PoIko Dot Royon Sheers- 8:
With crisp white pique bows. Sizes 10 to IA.
Misses Donce Dresses, Sizes 10 to l6------48:
Royon sheer print skirt, black royon toffeto bodice.
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor. sauer Spring
Evening star., 1948-01-07
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Evening star., 1948-09-20
Martin PredictsG.0.P,
'WiII Gain 70 House
Seats in November
BY the Associated Press

House Speaker Martin predicted
today the Republicans will pick up
about 20 House seats in the Novem-
Der elections.
Here for brief visit before start
ing on Midwestern speaking trip,
Mr. Martin told reporters:
Its a Republican year; We'll be
in firm control of both houses"
He said he does not share some
Republicans fears that the Repub-
licans may lose its present Senate
slight margin. In fact, Mr.. Martin
added, he would not be surprised to
see the party gain a Senate seat.
The Senate lineup now is 81 Re-
puHicans and As Democrats, with 1e
Republican and IA Democratic seats
at stake in November. The Repub-
licans would have to lose four seats
for the Democrats to regain control
Only a Rough Guess"
Mr.. Martin emphasized that his
estimate of 20-seat House gain
was only a rough guess" He said
ne believes Democrats not only will
lose seats to the Republicans but
also may drop several to Henry A.
Wallace's Progressive Party.
At the start of the present Con-
gress, Republicans held 246 seats,
Democrats 1873 and the American
Labor Party l. A controlling major
ity is 218, To lose control, Repubi-
cans would have to drop 20 seats.
From information he has received
in the presidential contest, Mr.. Mar
tin said, Il can't point my finger at
three States outside the Solid South
that President Truman will carry"
He said his informants believe
Gov. Dewey will strike into the
South to carry Virginia and Tennes-
see, with good chance to win in
North Carolina.
Meanwhile, it was announced
that Senator Vandenberg, Repub-
lican, of Michigan, chairman of
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, will make "one of the most
important" speeches Of the Dewey
Warren campaign Monday night,
October 4. 1t will be broadcast.
McGrath Cites Aid for Schools.
Chairman McGrath of the Demo-
cratic National Committee said in
a statement that "the Federal Gov
ernment has spent nearly S1O,-
000,000.000 for education during the
past 16 years of national Demo-
cratic administration"
"America's States, counties and
cities are still in control of public
education within their boundaries, y
Senator McGrath said. But Amer
lean schools are in a much stronger
position today than in 1889 as a
result of expanded Federal aid tc
education programs developed by
the Democratic administration"
American schools still need more
help, he said. and the Republican,
controlled Eightieth Congress" had
before it a bill that would have
gone long way toward meeting
the present War-born crisis in edu-
cation While Mr. Truman urged
its passage, he declared. Congress
didn't enact it although it found
ample time to vote generous tax
cuts for taxpayers in the upper in
come brackets"
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Arkansas House Member
Uroes Truman Election Slate

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. &c
.P).-Representative Hays. Demo-
crat, of Arkansas, yesterday pre-
dicted that Gov. Dewey probably
will be elected President OF the
United States"
But he urged the Arkansas Demo
cratic State Convention to pledge
it's presidential electors to President
Truman and said he would vote FOL
Mr.. Truman.
In an address over station xKLR
Mr.. Hays said, Il still prefer Mr.
Truman to Mr.. Dewey and I prefer
the Democratic Party as vehicle
of service for my State to the
Republican Party whose economic
policies have been set against us.
The Arkansas House member crit
icized Mr.. Truman's decision to
sponsor a civil rights legislative
program and said it has been q
costly one not only from the stand
point of political success but in i'm
palrment of his leadership"
Il offer no plea on his behalf on
any other basis than the Souths
future interest and the progress of
this nation as unified economic
and political community" he added
Evening star., 1948-09-20
|Warren's S Campaign
Proves Confusing 10
Veteran Politicians
BY the Assoeioted Press

EN- ROUTE WITH WARREN TO
TULSA, Okla, Sept. 20.-Campaign
orthodoxy is taking a beating from
California's earnest and amiable
Gov. Warren.
The Warren brand of homespun
politicking is proving a shocker to
veteran politicians.
1t has confused-but impressed
partisan Republican audiences who
came to tear down the hall, and
then went away without having had
more than bare chance to whoop
it up.
AS the Republican vice presiden-
tial special rolled across the Texas
Panhandle into Oklahoma today
there was growing conviction
among Gov. Warren's followers that
the Warren campaign this fall
might set new high in political
unconventionality.
Has No Counterpart.
There has been none of the classic
Fourth of July type of oratory
in Warren speeches. ~<
There has been no distinctive
Warren counterpart to the drama
tic and angry Willkie forelock, the
biting Roosevelt sarcasm, or the
brown derby of AL Smith.
Even Gov. Warren's utterances
have f1outed the elementary politi-
cal maxims of keeping all the credit
within the party.
There are good Americans IN
both parties" he mildly tells his
audiences.
And again: "No party has q
Evening star., 1948-09-20
patent" on principle and good gov

patent" on principle and good gov
ernment.
Checks Incipient Cheers.
When Gov. Warren talks, he goes
steadily through his typewriter
text from start to final period. He
speaks seriously, without oratorica'
effects. An incipient cheer il
checked by the Warren hand.
His audiences are attentive, otter
Inodding in agreement with some
point made by the speaker.
But it is only when Gov. Warner
talks informally from the back o.
his train, or shakes hands after 6
formal speech, that his audiences
warm up.
Then, his Western mannerisms
and folksy approach are those of 9
man genuinely glad to meet people
"a characteristic which his few init
mate associates say is basically true
Won't Allow Speeding.
Whatever other impressions he
may give his audiences, it is GER
tainly not that of man possessed
lof a divine mission.
This carries over to the tradi-
tional ceremonies which always at
tend the arrival of major candi-
date in any city.
Coy. Warren readily rides in the
open front car. But he refuses tC
permit the customary motorcycle
escort to open up its sirens or speed
through the streets.
With mild reasonableness, Gov
Warren argues that some one might
get hurt. He insists on keeping
within local speed limits and - II
possible-on obeying traffic signal
lights.
The train, like the campaign, is
as unhurried and placid as the can
didate.
Evening star., 1948-09-20
Mississippi Group
Puts Forward Slate
OF Truman Electors
By the Associated Press

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 20. "A
Mississippi slate of presidential
electors pledged to President Tru-
man was announced yesterday.
The slate contains eight names
Philip E. Mullen of Oxford, chair
man of group which made the
announcement. said a ninth name
making up the States full quota
probably would be announced in a
few days.
A nine-man slate of electors
nominated by Mississippi's Demo
cratic Party is pledged to vote fol
j. Strom Thurmond, presidential
candidate of the States Rights
Democrats.
Mr.. Mullen. in a statement &C.
companying the announcement Of
the pro-Truman slate, said:
Those who are becoming electors
are doing so entirely because o.
principle, with the knowledge thai
there are no political attractions in.
volved.
The most important principle in
volved is the right of the mass o1
the people to vote.
Without the qualifications o1
this slate of electors, all citizens ir
Mississippi would have been dis
franchised, for they would have haC
no choice. Their votes would have
been cast for them by less than 8
half dozen people from each county
who took part in the State Demo
cratic) convention"
Mr.. Mullen asserted that the
elector group, nominated at a hotel
meeting in Jackson yesterday, ex-
poets to qualify with the Secretary
of State within a few days.
William J.. Primm, assistant tc
Democratic National Chairman j
Howard McGrath. said in Washing
ton last night the party national
committee will be very much
pleased" by the entry of slate o1
Truman electors in Mississippi.
1t is something Mississippians
have done on their own. Mr.. Primm
told reporter who advised him OF
the announcement of the slate. The
national committee, he added, is
naturally interested and has know
of plans for the move, but has not
done any organizing for it.